@zoozai_invest are you saying, Kiavi volume started contributing last week, at least this is what the blockchain says.
But the Figure team doesn't include them in the connect volume so far. (wont include probably until Oct)
@andrew__reed Starbucks sold its Chinese business, and Luckin Coffee needs a high-end brand to compete with Starbucks in China.
Also, Blue Bottle US operations will help Luckin’s US expansion (currently 16 stores in Manhattan)
the comments on this post mark a standard super bearish environment.
60% comments ridicule Klarna for fun, just pure emotional expression.
30% comments are the "bearish perception" of some neutral facts leaving the positive side neglected.
10% comments are neutral facts, or being bullish.
Breaking: Klarna is down 65% from its IPO price
The world's biggest "buy now, pay later" company:
Here's the full picture:
• Peak (2021): $45.6B valuation
• Bottom (2022): $6.7B
• IPO (Sep 2025): $40/share
• Now: $14.13/share
93 million users. 26 countries. And the stock can't find a floor.
"Buy now, pay later" as a business model seems to also be their investment advice, apparently.
Klarna is at the inflection point, the transaction margin dollar just barely cover the OPEX.
This inflection point is achieved in 2024, but prolonged into 2026 because of US expansion and Fair Finance adoption.
By scaling pay in 4 itself @Klarna can cross inflection point and be profitable.
(2) Klarna gets the long term consumer loan product - Fair Finance.
In 2024, it’s 5% of GMV, in 2025 Q4, it’s 10% of GMV.
Merchant fair finance penetration rate increase from mid teens to 20% in 2025.
This is copying the play book of Affirm.