This is exactly why they prefer to stay private. Stock volatility would be wild. They will have access to liquidity and funding for a while as long as they are growing a good rate, which they seem to be.
Doubtful as those sources of funding are also beholden to investors who most likely have positions in the market. There can be no isolation in modern finance, everything is interconnected.
If the rates continue to rise and market gets bearish on paying multiples on revenues, its going to run into serious liquidity crunch.
The Nasdaq fell as much as it did during Covid, but without any obvious cause or catalyst for the selling. the bear market is probably over now. More likely this is the bottom.
...interest rates rising meaning people seeking returns have safer places to park their money?