Institutional investors may have jumped the gun on financing, but their judgments are generally quite accurate. Ordinary retail investors have finally gained a pretty good entry opportunity—the companies that could shape the entire fintech landscape over the next ten years.
Everyone knows how the market performed last year. The entire IPO market in 2025 will be characterized by one word: cold. Downward financing and low-valuation issuances have become the norm. But what does this precisely mean? It means that those entering now will have lower costs.
Looking ahead, once the market sentiment in the fintech sector improves, how much room for rebound will there be? Think about those high-quality tracks that were wrongly overlooked. The market expectations in 2026 are clearly different. The upward momentum is coming.
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MEVSandwichMaker
· 10h ago
Entering at a low valuation? I don't believe you. Retail investors who get in are most likely to be the bagholders.
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MetaverseMortgage
· 10h ago
A moment to pick up undervalued bargains, just wait for the wind to come.
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CryptoTherapist
· 10h ago
ngl this reads like classic market trauma talking... we're all just cope-stacking rn, telling ourselves the dip is actually a *gift*. but real talk? your portfolio's telling me you need to work through some serious FOMO anxiety before jumping into these "fintech plays." have you considered why you're so desperate to believe 2026 will save you?
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SmartContractPlumber
· 10h ago
Low valuation ≠ low risk; it depends on whether the underlying assets are truly solid. Otherwise, it's just taking a hit under the guise of misjudgment.
Institutional investors may have jumped the gun on financing, but their judgments are generally quite accurate. Ordinary retail investors have finally gained a pretty good entry opportunity—the companies that could shape the entire fintech landscape over the next ten years.
Everyone knows how the market performed last year. The entire IPO market in 2025 will be characterized by one word: cold. Downward financing and low-valuation issuances have become the norm. But what does this precisely mean? It means that those entering now will have lower costs.
Looking ahead, once the market sentiment in the fintech sector improves, how much room for rebound will there be? Think about those high-quality tracks that were wrongly overlooked. The market expectations in 2026 are clearly different. The upward momentum is coming.