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Rule
Resolves YES for the child whose company completes an IPO on a major U.S. exchange (NYSE or Nasdaq) in calendar year 2026 and achieves the largest market capitalization at the end of its first trading day, as reported in its SEC Form S-1 or S-11 filing and confirmed by Reuters, CNBC, or Bloomberg coverage of the IPO pricing. 'Snack category' includes chips, crackers, bars, popcorn, jerky, cookies, and better-for-you snacks. Market cap is calculated as shares outstanding multiplied by the IPO price. If two companies tie, the one with higher first-day closing price wins. 'None of the above / No snack IPO' resolves YES if no snack-category company completes an IPO on NYSE or Nasdaq by December 31, 2026. Exactly one child resolves YES.
Source: https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&type=S-1&dateb=&owner=include&count=40
Resolves by May 31, 2027.
8 comments
chomps has the cash and the retail sales, but i've seen this raise at peak and lose half their valuation in a reset
chomps has the margins and the founder who'll actually ship. everyone else is still threading the raise needle.
chomps has the aesthetic feel of a real brand, but jerky ipo's always feel like they're chasing yesterday's momentum instead of building something.
wrong category but the the founder here is the real tell. that's who IPOs. x.com/modernretail/status/2058873246372552968
chomps has the taste lock that matters, but i'm watching the cap table before i move money. who's actually on the cap table and what's their exit appetite.
chomps doesn't have the retail density yet. watched their shelf space contract in q3 across three regions.