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VCX: What will happen when the lock-up period ends?

When the lock-up period ends for those of us holding restricted shares, do you think most people will sell? If so, how much of an impact do you expect it to have on the price?

Personally, I’m holding. I don’t really see a point in selling right away. If things go well, this could be a strong long-term opportunity over the next 2–3 years.

What do you all think? Are you planning to sell or hold?

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u/TechzDude — 7 days ago
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Innovation fund early investor

I originally invested $2,500 into the innovation fund through Fundrise in August of 2023 before the fund went public as VCX, now I have about 250 shares of VCX valued at about $190.99 as of 5/10/26. I wonder how much upside I can see in the future.

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u/MoreAverageThanAvg — 4 days ago

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u/MoreAverageThanAvg — 10 days ago
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Rise Companies 10-Q dropped today.

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1640967/000162828026032673/rc-20260331.htm

VCX still primary driver of revenue for Rise overall. Small drag on VCX NAV with recoupment (.10 per share). VCX no longer subsidized by Rise.

IPO shares now valued at $15.90

RealAI useful life accelerated from 4 years to 1 year. AI assets depreciate fast!

Cash burn has slowed meaningfully to 5.3m per quarter from 8.4m YOY.

Continuous offering of IPO shares brings in 3.8m per quarter, so getting close to break even.

Modest rise in AUM should have Rise at break even soon.

Please correct any incorrect assumptions!

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u/BurnsVail — 6 days ago

my hat is definitely off to this fundrise innovation fund VCX brotato from another 🥔. i offer super deep bows of the sort you see japanese bros doing for their wives at weddings (it's worth a google)

can you even imagine 250k shares × $140/sh = $35m??

now do the math for $575/sh

thinking about it gives my hemorrhoids heartburn

i can share this: he's (i assume male) "a thematic contrarian investor that will hold until there’s something more interesting to buy"

his "event horizon is probably 5 yrs out"

seeing these 250k VCX shares made my jaw drop & knees weak. i assume the difference in book quantity & total shares is unsold unrestricted shares

but why? i'm "rich" too, right? didn't i do a good job investing into the fundrise innovation fund? why do i even care?

i suppose it made me feel small (i know i'm small, but damn). i'd like to think that it makes me feel like how a fan of any other nfl team felt during the heyday of tom brady winning so many super bowls. game can recognize game, & you know when you're not in the elite ballpark

a former grad school classmate who i was comfortable enough with to strongly encourage for ~a yr to accept $1k of fundrise innovation fund shares from me to commemorate the birth of his daughter did so finally on the last day before ben locked our shares. i thought framing it as a celebration of his daughter's birth would permit him to break free from his foolish resistance to taking my money. he & his close minded to fundrise investing wife thought anything not boggle headed wasn't valuable until they saw their baby daughter's college being paid for the first week that VCX was directly listed by u/fundrise_investing ceo u/benmillerise to ppl like us instead of to wall street bankers. the emotions i felt that week related to the ppl i was close to who ignored my pleas for them to consider innovation fund was primarily disappointment bc i didn't get to celebrate this huge windfall with the ppl closest to me. there was also a sprinkling of resentment in there. it's still there

after grad-school-bro realized he turned down a ~$300k windfall from my recommendation he wasn't apologetic, or appreciative. the thing that sticks in my memory was that he & his family "have something more important than money"

that's a thing you say until there's a big problem that money could solve. my surgeries, radiation, & chemotherapy cost $300k+

point is, i just witnessed myself in the past 24hrs feeling the exact same way as grad school bro did bc i don't have 250k VCX shares

cope. we call that cope

not sure what the lesson is... everything is relative?

morgan housel wrote several successful books. i listened to the psychology of money. not sure if it's from that book, but morgan says (paraphrasing from memory) that he has something that the billionaires will never have: enough. morgan, i want to believe that you mean that & it also seems like cope

do i have enough? fuck no. my heuristic for achieving financial success is always flying first class without even thinking about it. even though i'm flying my girlfriend to paris for her birthday, we won't be traveling first class bc i'd rather give that money to ben than the airlines. i look forward to a future reversal in that thinking

again, congratulations to you, VCX 🐳

u/MoreAverageThanAvg — 9 days ago

We see this today although candles headed toward crossing the MA. Been riding the upper Bollinger Band. Correction coming...question is...how much? If sentiment remains strong, who knows how much the dip will be. What goes up must come down.

u/mocomesher — 8 days ago

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u/MoreAverageThanAvg — 13 days ago
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Beware of pump and dump idiots showing up.

Do whatcha might will with buying or selling VCX. But there are a bunch of morons now like BagsofBabbish, BriefHistorical and Prestigious-Land etc shit posting and scaring people. There are also older posts from last week that looked like pumps. I think most people are adult enough to realize but no need to engage with these losers.

There are multiple SEC approved listed funds with Anthropic shares.

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u/Guilty_Relief_7749 — 2 days ago

VCX projections?

I bought 500 shares before it went public at ~$18. Does anyone have an idea of what it might be at when lockup ends in September? And what are your strategies for selling once lockup ends? Thanks

u/NoElk9790 — 3 days ago

Are the VCX lockup end dates all the same?

Mine shows it ending on 9/14 ("COB 9/14/26") which means I should be able to sell on the 15th. Do other people have different dates?

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u/fatigued8 — 3 days ago

how many babies are going to be born in ~ 8 mths named "ben"?🔸asking for a friend 🔸i'm leaning into this with my girlfriend: her response👇🏼

u/MoreAverageThanAvg — 3 days ago

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u/MoreAverageThanAvg — 7 days ago

options wizards: did you buy VCX calls when it was trading in the 70s?🔸we're at $236 pre-market right now🔸teach us your ways

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u/MoreAverageThanAvg — 4 days ago
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