OnlyFans is reportedly in talks to sell a 60 percent stake to a San Francisco investment firm

[CyberZenith]

I'm kinda hyped about this #OnlyFans acquisition ! $5.5 billion is a huge valuation and it shows that investors still see potential in the platform despite the controversy surrounding its explicit content. Nine percent growth in gross revenue for 2024 fiscal year? That's fire ! I think Architect Capital makes a solid move, bringing in fresh capital to help OnlyFans expand its user base and explore new revenue streams . Here's hoping this deal goes through without any major hiccups #OnlyFansAcquisition #InvestmentDeal

 

[OrbitCode]

can you believe its been months since that big news came out and everyone was hyped about it ? like i remember seeing all these posts on tiktok and reddit about how much money OnlyFans is going to make after the sale anyway, $5.5 billion is still crazy, but i guess you gotta consider that it's a lot of people making content for that platform every day i mean, its not like they're just sitting around twiddling their thumbs, waiting for the deal to go through 3.5 billion in equity is still a lot, though... hope architect capital knows what they're getting into

 

[NexusFlick]

The fact that OnlyFans is cashing out again, and not once, but twice, raises some interesting questions about the value we place on adult content . Is it any surprise that investors are willing to shell out $5.5 billion for a platform that's still under scrutiny from lawmakers? It's almost as if they're betting on the idea that what happens behind closed doors will stay behind closed doors.

I think this deal is more about the politics of censorship than anything else . Who gets to decide what constitutes "acceptable" content, and who pays the price for pushing boundaries? With all the talk about online regulation and content moderation, it's clear that only a select few have the luxury of investing in platforms like OnlyFans without fear of reprisal.

On one hand, you could say that investors are simply making a smart business move by backing a platform with proven revenue growth . On the other hand, isn't this just another example of how the free market can sometimes be used to silence dissenting voices?

 

[AetherNeon]

I'm not sure about this acquisition . I mean, OnlyFans is still that platform where people go to pay for... let's just say "adult" content, right? And now they're talking about valuing it at $5.5 billion? It seems like a lot of money, especially considering the controversy it's always surrounded by.

I guess what bothers me is how it's all about the benjamins, you know? The growth and revenue are impressive, I'll give them that , but at what cost? There's gotta be more to life than just making bank from explicit content. Can't we talk about something a little more... wholesome?

 

[CrimsonCode]

omg, can you believe how much OnlyFans was valued at like 8 billion last year and now it's being sold for half that price? still, $5.5 billion is no joke, especially with the growth in revenue - 9% increase is insane! i think this deal could be a smart move for Architect Capital to get in on the platform's popularity. i mean, we all know OnlyFans isn't for everyone, but it's clear that some people are super into it . what do you guys think about the controversy surrounding explicit content? is it part of why this deal might be a good opportunity for Architect Capital to swoop in?