After its first day of trading, Snap is worth almost three times as much as Twitter. Will it last? #CheddarLIVE $SNAP $TWTR pic.twitter.com/JOhbXP2t6I

— Cheddar (@cheddar) March 2, 2017

Snap is listed on the @NYSE. President Tom Farley explains how Alexander Graham Bell swayed @evanspiegel to the exchange. #CheddarLIVE $SNAP pic.twitter.com/O0hoGsNQVW

— Cheddar (@cheddar) March 2, 2017

Here's what @NYSE President Tom Farley told us @cheddar #CheddarLIVE pic.twitter.com/GPFV20M32t

— Hope King (@lisahopeking) March 2, 2017

.@lightspeedvp's @jeremysliew, Snap's first investor, told us what makes it so compelling and authentic to its users. #CheddarLIVE $SNAP pic.twitter.com/cM95cMs3Sb

— Cheddar (@cheddar) March 2, 2017

At least a quarter of shares will be locked up for at least a year, @WSJ's @maureenmfarrell says, giving #SNAP breathing room. #CheddarLIVE pic.twitter.com/TpRyUvwPb1

— Cheddar (@cheddar) March 2, 2017

While Snap may not be able to tout user growth, it will show investors how much its fans use the app, @kerrymflynn says. #CheddarLIVE $SNAP pic.twitter.com/zvsyllgUGe

— Cheddar (@cheddar) March 2, 2017

.@MDCpartners' @mbassik: We're actually seeing less money going to Snap than there should be, given its performance #CheddarLIVE $SNAP pic.twitter.com/Bw3Jbn0XEt

— Cheddar (@cheddar) March 2, 2017

.@ChrisStrub, who has worked at newspapers, says Snapchat changed journalism by creating a different presentation of news #CheddarLIVE $SNAP pic.twitter.com/5rPR991v5x

— Cheddar (@cheddar) March 2, 2017