The upside is a bad-to-better
rerating, not category domination. C3 has real software, real customers, and enough liquidity to survive the reset. If revenue stabilizes, initial deployments convert into broader production usage, and partner channels start carrying more of the go-to-market load, investors can move the stock from a distressed niche-software setup toward a credible mid-tier
enterprise AI platform. The ceiling stays below elite software because pricing power is still fragile and trust must become a paid layer, not just a feature.