What Forge changed

• The homepage ticker was updated with new companies including Replit, Revolut, and SandboxAQ.
• Several companies were removed from the featured ticker, such as Cityblock Health and Mercury.
• The "Discover opportunities" section was reordered, moving Stripe to the top position.
• New companies like Atomic Machines, JetZero, and Reflection AI were added to the discovery list.
• Pricing data and market activity levels were updated for existing listings like Ripple and SambaNova Systems.
• The data timestamp was updated from 10/05/26 to 10/12/26.

The platform updated its featured private company listings and pricing data. This reflects current market demand and which pre-IPO companies are seeing the most trading activity.

• Removed the "September Private Market Update" report banner from the top of the page.
• Updated the homepage ticker with new companies including Cityblock Health, Crusoe, and The Farmer's Dog.
• Removed several companies from the featured ticker, such as Sila Nanotechnologies, Eight Sleep, and Outreach.
• Updated "Forge Price" data and performance percentages for multiple companies including Shield AI, Whoop, and Zipline.
• Changed the "data updated as of" timestamp from 9/28/26 to 10/5/26.

The platform has refreshed its featured private company listings and pricing data. This indicates which pre-IPO companies are currently seeing the most trading interest or price volatility in the secondary market.

• Added several new companies to the "Discover opportunities" section, including Polymarket, Blue Origin, Whoop, Ramp, and The Boring Company.
• Updated the ticker tape with new companies like Redwood Materials, Collective Health, and Illumio.
• Refreshed "Forge Price" data and market activity levels for major listings like Databricks and Ripple.
• Removed the top banner announcing the Charles Schwab partnership.
• Updated the "data as of" timestamp from September 7 to September 14, 2026.

The platform has significantly expanded the number of private companies available for tracking and trading. This suggests a push to capture more market share in the secondary trading space by offering data on high-interest firms like Polymarket, Blue Origin, and Kepler Computing.