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Vinted Hits $9 Billion Valuation on Secondhand Shopping Shift

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Some users praised coverage of Vinted's $9B valuation and sales growth while others predicted operational problems and complained about irrelevant recommendations such as baby clothes.

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Ronie@RonieJet

@CNBC The massive boom of the circular economy.

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Power_sink@Zyph182246

@CNBC Vinted’s growth reflects economic pressure as much as innovation. A thriving second-hand market is great, but it also highlights how many consumers are being pushed to seek value because new goods are becoming less affordable.

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Clippz@Clippz

@CNBC I'm sure it will change once they see the problems that comes with Vinted.

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Volodymyr Pavlenko@mindinpanic

@CNBC vinted growth powered by consumers trading clothes instead of buying new, circular economy play

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2ply@thereal2ply

@thenextweb Now only if it could stop trying to sell me baby clothes and children's books in Bulgarian.

Because its new "See fewer items like this" feature actually uses the clicks to flood your feed with the very things you rejected. 🤦🏽‍♂️

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Noro@Noro_Film

@CNBC The market has been rewarding companies with real AI execution lately. One that's quietly caught my eye is $XMAX. Most of the attention goes to the Musk-related holdings, but the emerging AI business may end up being the bigger story.

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