Triller completed its public listing on Nasdaq through a reverse merger with AGBA, following several attempts, marking a significant moment in the creator economy.
Triller's stock fell about 20% in its early trading hours, reflecting challenges facing creator startups that have struggled in the public markets.
The trajectory of Triller highlights the difficulties faced by creator-centric companies, as they have not consistently met investor expectations following their public debuts.
Triller's diverse offerings aim to revive interest in the creator economy, despite the overall industry facing setbacks and failing to match prior valuations.
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