On the New York Stock Exchange, an emerging tech company has sparked a frenzy among investors. Figma's stock performed exceptionally well in its IPO, rising by 250%, setting a new record for the single-day increase in a billion-dollar scale IPO.

The stock of this design software company started at a price of $33, skyrocketed to $85 at the opening, and finally closed at $115.50, catapulting the company's market value to nearly $70 billion. Such an astonishing performance not only shocked the market but also injected a boost into the recently sluggish U.S. IPO market.

Figma's successful debut may serve as a model for other technology companies, inspiring their confidence to enter the public market. However, industry experts caution that this success is not something everyone can replicate. The design tools sector is currently undergoing a transformation brought about by artificial intelligence, with competition becoming increasingly fierce, and there are still many uncertainties in the future market landscape.

Although Figma's performance is impressive, investors still need to cautiously evaluate each company's unique value proposition and market prospects. In the current context of intertwining technological innovation and investment frenzy, Figma undoubtedly demonstrates the enormous potential of technology companies, while also reminding us to pay attention to the long-term trends in industry development.