Chou: Rally will operate as a network, not an IPO-bound company
Kevin Chou · Social Tokens for Creators Explained · May 24, 2021 · at 17:26
Kevin Chu is the founder of Rally, a network for creator social tokens. During an a16z summit, he outlines Rally's decentralized business structure.
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“I'm not trying to be a company. We're trying to really create a network where other businesses can build a business and not worry about rally being a traditional company that's trying to you know, earn revenues and do an IPO at some point and eventually potentially competing against our own ecosystem.”
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