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3 weeks ago | coincodex.com | Tom Jarvis

LinkedIn is the most popular social media network that specializes in connecting professionals. The platform has grown significantly during its 20-year history and now supports more than 1 billion users across the globe. LinkedIn is a privately-owned company, which means that there are limited ways to gain investment exposure to the social media platform directly.

1 month ago | coincodex.com | Tom Jarvis |Patrick Timely

Discord is an instant messaging software that has over 200 million active users and more than 650 million registered accounts. The company gained significant market share during the COVID-19 pandemic and has since become a staple platform for gamers and crypto users alike. The company enjoyed a 750% gain in its quarterly revenue between Q1 2020 and Q1 2023. However, the company's revenue growth is constrained due to most of the app's features being free.

1 month ago | coincodex.com | Tom Jarvis |Patrick Timely

16 hours ago | | Instagram supports more than 2 billion active users around the world, with its image-sharing social media platform being a favored pastime for a huge chunk of the global population. Unfortunately, Instagram is not a publicly traded company, and there has never been an Instagram IPO date set. Despite the fact that Instagram itself is not a publicly traded company, there is one key way to gain investment exposure.

2 months ago | coincodex.com | Tom Jarvis

WhatsApp is the most-used instant messenger in the world, reporting more than 2.2 billion active users in 2021 alone. However, there has never been a WhatsApp IPO date, which means that people seeking to invest in the company need to find other avenues. Luckily, WhatsApp’s parent company, Meta (NASDAQ: META), is publicly traded. This article will dive deeper into the history of WhatsApp and cover the business model that helped drive revenue growth for Facebook and Instagram over the past 9 years.

2 months ago | coincodex.com | Sophie Caldwell

In Australia, digital payments have seen a transformation from conventional bank transactions to rapid mobile solutions. With the advent of cryptocurrency, the future of the online marketplace is heading towards decentralization rather than centralization. As both businesses and consumers then start paying attention to crypto’s benefits – shorter settlement periods and smaller fees being just two examples – the picture emerges clearly that they will gain greatly for it too.