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  DINMA CYNTHIA 💜 (@dinma_cynthia1) reported 3 minutes ago

  If you share a problem on Reddit and don't see answers, you're the only one is this world that have experienced it.

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  T1 Nadir 🇵🇸🌸 (@Nadir_D_Lechero) reported 4 minutes ago

  @josanchovyxyz @bedair81 @dpmlol Reddit is down the hall

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  cyberprince (@cyberprince_rwo) reported 4 minutes ago

  The ultimate Reddit thesis and the reason why Prince won't stop talking to you about it: The path from today’s valuation to a possible trillion dollar outcome for $RDDT is not one catalyst. It is several massive flywheels stacking together at the same time. The market is starting to realize Reddit is no longer “just a forum website.” It is becoming: The human data layer for AI - A next generation intent driven advertising platform. - A search engine for opinions and recommendations. - Potentially a commerce platform powered by community trust. The biggest upcoming catalysts are these: 1. AI Data Licensing Explodes This is probably the single most important long term catalyst. Reddit already has deals with Google and OpenAI, and the entire AI industry is becoming desperate for high quality human conversation data. The critical point: AI models are running out of premium human generated data. Reddit has: billions of authentic discussions niche expertise communities product reviews emotional conversations technical troubleshooting real human opinions That dataset is nearly impossible to replicate. If frontier AI models become trillion dollar industries themselves, paying Reddit billions annually for training and retrieval data becomes rational. The market currently treats Reddit licensing revenue as a side business. It could eventually become one of the highest margin data businesses in the world. 2. Reddit AI Search Becomes a Monster This may become the company’s defining product. Reddit has openly said AI powered search is their next big opportunity. Why this matters: Traditional Google search is weakening for recommendation queries. People increasingly search: “best laptop reddit” “best protein powder reddit” “moving to madrid reddit” “how to fix shoulder pain reddit” because they trust humans more than SEO spam. Reddit Answers and AI search combine: generative AI real discussions authentic human perspectives That is a fundamentally different search experience. If Reddit captures even a small portion of commercial intent search from Google, the economics become enormous. Search advertising is one of the biggest profit pools in tech history. 3. AI Powered Commerce and Shopping This is massively underrated. This is potentially huge because Reddit already influences purchasing decisions at scale. People already use Reddit before buying: watches, GPUs, cars, supplements, skincare, electronics, software, almost everything. The difference is Reddit historically captured almost none of the transaction economics. Now they are trying to monetize recommendation intent directly. If Reddit successfully becomes the trusted recommendation layer of the internet, then commerce revenue could explode. That market is gigantic. 4. Advertising ARPU Still Has Massive Room Compared to Meta, Reddit monetization is still early. Yet revenue growth has been extraordinary: 69% revenue growth 74% ad revenue growth The important part: Reddit ads are becoming much better because AI improves: targeting contextual relevance conversion optimization ad generation Unlike Instagram or TikTok, Reddit users reveal intent directly in conversations. Someone posting: “Best EV under $50k?” is insanely valuable advertising inventory. That intent signal is worth far more than passive scrolling. 5. International Growth International monetization is still underdeveloped. That is a classic hyper scale internet company setup: global audience low international ARPU monetization catches up later As Reddit improves: translations, localization, AI moderation and onboarding, international revenue can compound for years. This is exactly what happened with Meta historically. 6. Google Search Dependence Is Shrinking Historically, one Reddit bear case was: “What if Google stops sending traffic?” But AI search changes the equation. Reddit increasingly becomes a destination itself rather than just indexed content. If users open Reddit directly for: answers recommendations AI summaries shopping discovery Then, the platform power increases dramatically. That improves long term durability. 7. The “Human Internet” Scarcity Premium This is the deepest long term bull thesis. AI generated content is exploding everywhere. But authentic human interaction is becoming more scarce and valuable. Reddit may become one of the few remaining scaled repositories of: real opinions real expertise real communities real debates real emotional discussion In an AI saturated world, authentic human networks may deserve premium valuations. That could justify valuation multiples the market currently thinks are impossible. What Would Need To Happen For $1 Trillion? A trillion dollar market cap would likely require Reddit to evolve into something like: a dominant AI search layer a core infrastructure provider for AI companies a massive global ad platform a commerce recommendation engine one of the primary “human data” networks on Earth That sounds extreme today. But: Meta was once “just Facebook” Amazon was “just books” Google was “just search” The biggest upside is that Reddit may own one of the most strategically valuable datasets in the AI era.

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  Nilay (@dohypemyhustle) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Sherifdeenolat2 Keep it simple, - one channel(X/LinkedIn/TikTok/Reddit) where your target customer lives - start with just 3 types of posts - no direct sales pitch - always present the problem your product solves first - Follow the process religiously for atleast 2-3 months

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  Alchemist (@Cahleom) reported 7 minutes ago

  @ToriatheistTori You understand the Bible sometimes is just reporting on terrible things people did, right? Not everything in there is a description of what you should do. It is quite clear in fact. Have you ever read it, or do you just grab nonsense memes from reddit?

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  cyberprince (@cyberprince_rwo) reported 9 minutes ago

  $RDDT feels like $META sub $100 a couple years ago. No one believed growth was coming back just to be demolished. Reddit is growing much faster and accelerating growing market share everywhere. We will look down at this moment at $150 as a massive market lack of due diligence.

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  𓌹ᄋ𓌺Scooby Doo's Plug ฏ๎๎๎๎๎๎๎๎๎๎๎๎๎๎๎๎๎๎๎o͓͓͓͓͓ (@DeepDickDadd) reported 11 minutes ago

  This is in my hometown. They doxxed him but I wasn’t able to get it before Reddit shut it down!! The community wants his soul.

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  Justin Davis | Male UGC Creator (@ugcwithjustin) reported 12 minutes ago

  @lydia_rosie @Reddit 👏👏 whay to break it down 🕺

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  SI$YPHU$. (@ovofaithh) reported 16 minutes ago

  @lawrenx_ i think the issue is that you think your tl is in other demos. trust me, it’s not. maybe crumbs of it come to your for you page but as long as your ip is naij, you are not on other demos twitter. check reddit; there’s a whole community there outside of naij

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  Vinod KR (@always_VinodKr) reported 17 minutes ago

  Internet pain is startup gold. Every day, thousands of people describe profitable business ideas online without realizing it. I track real frustrations across Reddit and turn them into startup opportunities founders can actually build. No guessing. No fake “AI ideas.” No random trends. Just real people. Real problems. Real demand. Most founders search for ideas. The smartest ones search for pain. DM me “EARLY” if you want access. 👀

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  dylan (@womanstan123) reported 19 minutes ago

  @shinjimug I think that person usually does both. They both have some “favorites” and they watch pornhub or go on reddit or whatever other social medias compile porn of specific genres for them. There is also problems premium payments to see more attractive and younger women.

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  SDMcNeil (@SDMcNeil3) reported 22 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies Reddit would love a "game" that is really nothing but an animated movie. Watched A guy put the controller down and leave then come back. The game played itself.

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  ImfamousWarrior (@ImfamousWarrior) reported 22 minutes ago

  @JaZacharczuk @ThiccumsNickums @SmokeFunds Check back in 2 more years when the games fine and dandy. Grown *** men crying bc devs have to fund development when the industry is in a terrible place. How unemployed do you gotta be freak out about optional $10 content every other month… never change reddit

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  Professor Uzair (@professoruzair) reported 28 minutes ago

  @pcshipp X is builders. LinkedIn is careers. Reddit is where problems show up before solutions exist.

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  Amy Nixon (@texasrunnerDFW) reported 29 minutes ago

  @PattyHerbel I don’t think it is well known information I had to go H-1B subgroups on Reddit and Facebook from 3 years ago where people were talking about their loans and some confirmed they got the first time homebuyer grants were able to get an FHA loan with zero money down