Vs the update:
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2020 Series B confirmed?! 
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I hope itās not too similar to Robinhood, as they gave up on the UK and the last point on that slide is āWithdraws from Chinaā 
I remember, nearly missed investing back then as I saw the name and thought itās something else 
glad I clicked through though.
Also regret not getting the grey hoodie with the original colour logo
ā¦hope no one minds me adding that old image thereā¦
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Great slides 
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@Viktor hasnāt aged a day
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Yep, one of us will deliver on international expansion.
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So, in 5 years we will be worth Ā£8+ billion? 
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Yeah that was just a serious tease putting that in there wasnāt it - well spottedšš¼ Sounds tastyā¦
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From the size of the circle Iād guess theyāre raising Ā£5m?
You are kind, Jonny. I feel decades older compared to when we started Freetrade!
We learnt a lot and ready to go even bigger in every way. 
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I piled in in 2016 about as soon as I saw the name and Adam (on the pitch video first). It was so clear the world needed Freetrade, desperately.
Thatās such a lovely image of early investors. Thanks for posting it!
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Series B I would think would be between 40 to 50m to really give that market push
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I think itās impossible for us on this forum to guess how much they need for a series B without knowing the current financials, and what they intend to use it for.
Do they really need Ā£50M? and are they in a position to use that much money effectively? I donāt know and I donāt think anyone does except Adam and Victor
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Letās cut to the chase,when will Freetrade be a unicorn fintech. I would appreciate a rough estimate from Adam & Viktorā:clap:
I will say 2023 comfortably. That could be the year they enter North America
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Iāll give you a rough estimate. Not in 2020.
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Iāll go for June 2022
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@adam As a suggestion, maybe to address the point about market penetration and growth rate would it be helpful to measure users acquired as % population of investors in the market?
Iām aware of the usual caveats such as millennials not being part of this group of investors pre-free trade eras.
Maybe another suggestion is to present two to three corroborating data points to demonstrate the momentum.