To the downvoters: what exactly do you think profitability shows and why is it important?

The general answer is "the company is default alive". But actually looking at cashflow and which expenses can be cut gives a much better idea of that.

Since the era of free money has probably come to an end , the ability to be profitable is maybe necessary now.

If the only funding you can get is a 7% loan then suddenly your math will look very different since you have to pay that interest

As my comment says, cashflow is an even better source of money.

You're right, because competitors like Adyen can make a 7% net profit while being very competitive with Stripe fees.