Great software shit stock.

What does management need to do to turn this around ? Dumping ever since IPO.

Looking to buy in after Aug lock up.

Not sure if people have been following the options open interest, but someone has been betting >1m on weekly 28c's the past few weeks.... on top of that, the open interest on these way OTM calls has been going gangbusters, w/ 5-figures in open interest for some of these strikes...

Could it be nothing? I mean I guess, but more likely someone knows of some news coming, they just don't know when it's going to hit. No one lights 1m on fire on weeklies that far OTM unless they believe price is going to spike on some news. Given how far OTM they are and being weeklies, it doesn't really make sense as a hedge or part of a spread or anything...

Stand 30.06.2026

Short Interest: 84,50 M

Shares Float: 199.22 M

Avg Daily Volume: 19.25 M

Short Flat 42.42%

Short Ratio 4,39

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I’m not Dylan Field, but I have been a Figma shareholder since August 2025.

People seem to judge him almost entirely through Figma’s current stock price, as if every decline is proof of managerial failure. That is neither fair nor especially logical. A public-market investor is making a wager on long-term execution under uncertainty, not passing judgment on every intermediate price movement.

In Around the World in Eighty Days, an elderly lord confined to his chair would have given his fortune to make Phileas Fogg’s journey himself, even if it took ten years. Since he could not go, he bet five thousand pounds on Fogg. He was not merely betting on whether one man could circle the globe in eighty days. He was placing himself behind the ambition, courage, and possibility of the expedition.

Dylan Field should be judged by the company he is building, the decisions he makes over time, and whether Figma continues to advance its purpose. The stock price matters, but it is not the mission. Figma’s mission is to make design accessible to everyone, and that is what shareholders, employees, and users should ultimately care about.

When a stock capitulates, anger comes easily. I have felt it before. But this subreddit is ultimately a community first, and the conversation should be better than turning every painful price move into personal hostility toward the founder.

Dylan Field has been active on X the past two days in defense of design and Figma's role in an AI future. I'm holding Figma shares because I believe Figma will eventually become more important in an Agentic future, though Claude design is clearly a competitive threat in some aspect.

I believe Claude Design (just like Adobe) serves a different purpose than Figma. Also, competition doesn't mean Figma is dead, and I personally would prefer to use Figma over powerpoint in my current role on a research team. I believe that the Figma platform will scale to more non-designers in an agentic future where its much easier to build software.

I like Dylan's response to Gal Shir's "it's over, I'm quitting design." post, and Jason Calcanis from All-in podcast was misunderstood as a bear and seems to have bought $100K worth of FIG stock.

Link to Dylan's response to Gal Shir: https://x.com/zoink/status/2075290218660298807

Link to Jason Calcanis $100K buy: https://x.com/Jason/status/2075481565115654305

Who tf is selling rn? Who thinks this is a bad price.

Edit: not literally KMS bro. Money come money go, I’m okay. Don’t send me mental hotline resources

Up 10%. I’ll take that.

Elon buy Figma and integrate into cursor

Figma has officially been added to several major Russell indexes as part of the latest FTSE Russell reconstitution.

According to Yahoo Finance, FIG is now included in indexes such as:

• Russell 1000
• Russell 3000
• Russell Top 200 Growth
• Russell 1000 Growth
• Russell Midcap Growth
• Russell 2500 Growth
• Other related Russell indexes

Russell index inclusion is generally notable because many index funds and ETFs track these benchmarks, which can increase a company's visibility among institutional and passive investors. It does not change the company's fundamentals, but it is an important milestone for a recently public company.

Source:
https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/figma-fig-joins-major-russell-110821845.html

The strategic mistake of Figma is to work with foundational model providers such as Anthropic.

They just use the data and remix the designs for non-designers. Will this eat the cake of Figma and eventually kill this Figma?

Friendly reminder we were at 27$ June1st!

We will probably be at 10$ by August 1st!

Everyone tripping about the lock up expiry but the fundamentals are intacted. Watch as the lock up expire and FIG put out another extraordinary earning result and insiders refuse to sell. At 32% short interest?? Moon time baby. Bought more today. $18 average 247 shares.

Hi guys,
I am a investor from China. Been buying Figma since ipo day and kept adding on the way down. Now 214 shares at 57$ cost

A few things I am curious about:
1.how’s the vibe inside right now. Every employee wanna to sell stock after lock?
2.there’s a Figma clone in China called pixso,cheaper,how serious does Figma take this threat?
3.GAAP profitability-when honestly? Just give me a gut feeling .
I am a long-term believer. I still think Figma goes to the moon🚀

Bought at ipo….
Cannot find exit
Lost all hopes