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Historically, lockups were typically 90 or 180 days; now lockup terms are tailored by company, vary in length, and may release shares gradually.
Jamin Ball · Deep Dive: Anthropic S-1 Myths and Mythos — Jamin Ball, Altimeter · 7 Nov 2026
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“So it used to be h- just 90 day, or 180 days, six months, and now it's kinda like every company has a bespoke lockup that's, like, dribbled out. Some are shorter, some are longer. Uh, but it's kinda like unrestricted access, and you can generate liquidity for your employees, um, help morale, whatever.”8:18Report a misattribution
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