$3 TRILLION IN TECH IPOS COULD BE COMING HERE'S WHERE THE BEST PROFIT OPPORTUNITIES ARE HIDING.

The biggest tech IPO wave in history could be coming.

More than $3 trillion in next-gen technology IPO value may be moving toward public markets.

Cerebras surged 68% after its public debut, hitting nearly $100 billion valuation.

OpenAI is widely expected to pursue a public listing with a valuation in the hundreds of billions range.

Anthropic is reportedly moving in the same direction after already bringing in tens of billions in private investment.

And SpaceX just launched its own record-breaking IPO, eclipsing a $2 trillion valuation.

But the hard truth most investors don't realize is that by the time that IPO gets here…

The biggest profits are long gone already.

Because by the time tech companies reach their IPO, approximately 95% of their value creation has already occurred in private markets.

The Big Shift

For decades, early-stage investing was largely reserved for venture capital firms, institutions, and wealthy accredited investors.

Most retail investors simply weren't allowed to participate.

That changed after the JOBS Act.

The legislation helped open private market investing to everyday investors through structures like Regulation A+ offerings.

And it's why more and more investors are turning to 'super platform' companies like Mode Mobile: under-the-radar, still-private but awarded the title of #1 fastest growing software company in North America by Deloitte.

The Smart(phone) Opportunity

Most tech companies ask consumers to spend more money, but Mode Mobile asked a different question:

What if smartphones paid you instead?

The company built EarnOS, a platform that transforms smartphones into earning assets by rewarding users for activities they already do every day.

The concept sounds simple.

But so did many of the platform businesses that eventually transformed entire industries.

• Uber didn't invent cars.
• Airbnb didn't invent homes.
• SpaceX didn't invent rockets.

But they all revolutionized their industry.

Just like Mode.

Mode didn't invent smartphones. But it took an asset that 7 billion people have and found a better way to create value from it.

Early Traction Draws Investor Attention

Mode Mobile may be privately held, but the pre-IPO company has already reported significant growth metrics, all before going public. After two sold-out rounds and 60,000+ committed investors, the numbers stand on their own:

• Deloitte's #1 in the U.S. — Fastest-Growing Software Company in 2023
• $115M+ in lifetime revenue — 32,481% revenue growth
• 490+ million users across the Mode ecosystem — over $1B in user earnings
• Profitable business model — $11.8M in EBITDA in 2025¹
• Ticker $MODE reserved on Nasdaq — $0.52 pricing available for a limited time

Looking Ahead

No one can predict which companies will become the next breakout public success stories, and no company is guaranteed to reach the public markets.

But Mode Mobile has secured their Nasdaq ticker ($MODE), putting all eyes directly on the tech star.

And if the biggest tech IPO wave in years really is taking shape, many investors believe the most important question isn't:

"Which IPO should I buy?"

It's:

"Which companies are still early?"

For more and more investors, Mode Mobile has become the answer.

The Mode Mobile Offering

With Nasdaq ticker in place, Mode Mobile's plans are clear – move towards a public offering.

Fortunately, shares are still currently available at $0.52 per share, with bonus share incentives.

More than 60,000 investors have already committed over $88 million to the company.

And with the increased attention, the company won't be "under the radar" for much longer.

Bonus Share Structure

Mode is offering tiered bonus shares to incentivize larger commitments:

Investors that attend Mode's investor webinar receive an additional 5% bonus on top of the tier above, subject to a maximum of 20%.