On June 12, Figma fell 5.79% in regular trading, trading at $18.04/share, with turnover of $53.16 million, extending its recent pullback trajectory.

On the news front, the application software sector has weakened collectively over multiple consecutive sessions, with broad-based selling pressure across the sector. Adobe declined 7.91%, Palantir Technologies fell 2.77%, Salesforce dropped 2.41%, and Strategy slid 2.12%, signaling clear profit-taking momentum.

Figma had previously rallied sharply, driven by multiple tailwinds including activist investor Findell Capital's involvement, AI application sector rotation, and Q1 revenue growth of 46.1% year-over-year. The substantial short-term cumulative gains have left the stock vulnerable to heightened selling pressure amid the broader sector correction, resulting in continued price retreat. Industry research noted that while strong revenue growth at software companies had previously disproved the narrative of AI models displacing software, the sector-wide valuation recovery rally now faces digestion as funds rotate out.

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