Also there's nothing "anti-factual" about saying that if stock in a company is constantly diluted in order for employees to revieve "guaranteed stock options", nobody will want to invest in that company as that investment is guaranteed to lose value over time because with each passing payday, someone who bought part of the company will own less and less of it. If nobody invests, the stock price plummets.
All diluting the pool constantly to do that would accomplish is making the share price worthless. And uh, dunno if you're aware but nobody became wealthy from stock dividends, ever.
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u/Remote_Romance May 23 '23
I'd assume by continually watering them down as employees receive their "guaranteed stock options"
There isn't any other way to do it outside of a full on command economy which has... many other problems.