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We asked Chris Samra (Founder, Waves) about his potential market positioning and pricing strategy: "We would ideally want to find bigger creator groups. Right now we're going to stay in the mid-market." "Imagine having a super pro version that's like $1500-$2000 and Mr. Beast uses it for Beast Games.... show more

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