Is Telegram's $330M Bond Sale a Game-Changer or a Desperate Move?

I can't help but wonder if Telegram's recent $330 million bond sale is a sign of strength or a desperate attempt to stay afloat. On one hand, founder Pavel Durov claims that the terms of the bonds were the most favorable in the company's history, and that global financial institutions value Telegram's growth. But let's not forget that the company has been scrambling to find new revenue streams, from ads to premium subscriptions. Durov even mentioned that Telegram aims to be profitable next year and is considering an IPO. However, is this just a smokescreen to cover up deeper financial issues? The controversial point here is whether Telegram is genuinely on the path to profitability or if it's merely buying time with borrowed money. Only time will tell, but the stakes have never been higher.