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Anthropic's public disclosure of its initial public offering (IPO) prospectus, which includes plans for hundreds of billions of dollars in artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure investment, has led to a surge in the likelihood of it listing within the year in the virtual asset prediction market.
According to financial media outlet Benzinga on September 28 (local time), immediately after Anthropic's latest IPO prospectus was leaked, the probability of Anthropic listing before December 31, 2026, on Polymarket, a virtual asset-based prediction market platform, surged by 8 percentage points from 76% to 84%. Approximately $4 billion in funds were poured into this betting, demonstrating strong investor interest.
The massive investment plans outlined in the prospectus and the sharp fluctuations in performance fueled expectations of an impending listing. Anthropic is reportedly planning to spend approximately $518 billion on cloud and computing infrastructure development in the future. Last year, revenue increased 12-fold year-over-year to about $4.6 billion, but net losses reached $42 billion, reflecting $7.33 billion spent on computing infrastructure costs and book-entry expenses due to stock conversions.
However, some market participants remain cautious about the success of the listing. Jeff Park, Head of Alpha Strategies at Bitwise Asset Management, warned of potential volatility during the year-end listing process, stating, "The most mispriced event risk right now is the assumption that Anthropic will successfully complete its IPO this year." The virtual asset community and Wall Street are keenly watching whether Anthropic's entry into the mainstream stock market to meet its astronomical funding needs will ultimately materialize by year-end.
[Article Key Summary]
-Following Anthropic's IPO prospectus disclosure, Polymarket's probability of listing by 2026 surged from 76% to 84%.
-Anthropic reported $4.6 billion in revenue and $42 billion in net losses last year, along with a $518 billion infrastructure investment plan.
-While approximately $4 billion in betting funds were concentrated, some cautioned against excessive optimism regarding the success of the year-end listing.
*Disclaimer: This article is for investment reference only, and we are not responsible for investment losses based on it. The content should be interpreted for informational purposes only.*
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