Since the introduction of ChatGPT, many people have found that little to no additional value to the proofreading service provided by Grammarly
Will Grammarly go bankrupt/defunct before the end of 2028?
resolves no if Grammarly is acquired before going bankrupt/defunct
So on acquisition, it doesn't resolve instantly, but you wait until end of 2028 to see if the acquirer goes defunct?
And if the acquirer continues operating but says they're shutting down the Grammarly service (usually with the promise to add Grammarly-type functionality to their own products), does that still count as "not defunct"?
What do you think about simply counting all acquisitions as "not defunct"? Either or both of: (a) Regardless of what happens to the acquirer and (b) regardless of what happens to the Grammarly service. Since an acquisition means a company paid money for Grammarly Inc., so by Silicon Valley logic that's a success.
Having clearly defined criteria would be useful for betting, in any case.