Reddit (NYSE: RDDT) has been a volatile stock since its public debut. The social media company listed its shares at $34 on March 21, and they started trading at $47 before rallying to a record high of $74.90 just five days later.

Reddit's stock subsequently pulled back to the mid-$40s, but a strong first-quarter report and a new partnership with OpenAI catapulted its stock back to the low $60s. Reddit is now worth $9.6 billion, but it's still a lot smaller than other social media companies like Meta Platforms, Pinterest, and .

So, looking into the distant future, could Reddit eventually grow more than 100 times larger and become a trillion-dollar company?

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