However, this strategy introduces potential risks for other investors, as outlined in the "Risk Factors" section of Reddit's filing. Specifically, the involvement of Redditors in the IPO is flagged as a factor that could lead to increased market price volatility for Reddit's Class A common stock. Unlike traditional IPO investors who often agree to lock-up periods where they refrain from selling their shares immediately post-IPO, Reddit's user-investors won't be bound by such agreements, potentially contributing to fluctuations in the stock's price. This approach is particularly noteworthy given the Reddit community's history with the meme stock phenomenon, where users drove significant volatility in stocks like GameStop and AMC Entertainment through the WallStreetBets forum. The allocation of shares to users will be based on a tiered system, prioritizing those with higher "karma" scores, reflecting their engagement and contributions to the community.