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@TedRosen

Katılım Kasım 2011
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I’ve been buying some $orbs to get exposure to @OpenAI as well as @MrBeast industries. Company backed by well known investors and also holding a lot of $wld (not a big fan but why not) @fundstrat
Turner Novak 🍌🧢@TurnerNovak

The 30 most in-demand startup secondary shares in Q1 '26 (per Setter Capital): - Anthropic hits #1, bumping out SpaceX as the most desired shares on the list. - Five of the top six companies are big IPO candidates in the next 12-18 months. They've been absorbing a lot of investor interest and capital over the past few quarters, it will be interesting to see what happens as they list. - Prediction markets are still hot! Polymarket and Kalshi are two of the fastest risers. Anything crypto that hasn't rebranded as prediction markets continues softening. - Replit and Shield AI are the two other fastest risers on the list. Lovable and Cursor also move up a few spots. - ElevenLabs debuts at #9, tied (with Shield AI) for the highest ever. OpenEvidence and Saronic also make what I think is their first ever appearance on the list. - Perplexity, Crusoe, and Figure both sliding significantly. Anecdotally feels like I haven't seen them discussed as much recently. One notable data point, the average last round valuation of companies on the list was $120B (up 122% YoY). This compares to the average S&P 500 company valuation of $122B. Insane how big the private markets have gotten.

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Alex Blania@alexblania·
last week, we released a new version of world app, and people really seem to like it so far. this is now the most used wallet in the world! very proud of the team and especially @tiagosada @wangandy @ptraughber & @tawandamahere
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@aakashgupta Same thing with Spotify in the early days? Major owner was the music corps…. But today it’s printing money. 🤷‍♂️🤔
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Aakash Gupta
Aakash Gupta@aakashgupta·
$122 billion is the largest private funding round in history. The number everyone should pay attention to is who wrote the checks. Amazon put in $50 billion. As part of the deal, OpenAI expanded its AWS compute commitment by $100 billion. Nvidia put in $30 billion. OpenAI's training fleet and inference stack run on Nvidia GPUs. SoftBank put in $30 billion, funded partly by a $40 billion bridge loan. The three largest investors in this round are also three of OpenAI's largest vendors. Amazon gets the money back through cloud contracts. Nvidia gets it back through chip orders. The capital isn't just flowing in. It's circulating. OpenAI is generating $2 billion a month in revenue. It is also projected to lose $14 billion this year alone. Revenue tripled year over year and losses grew alongside it. The IPO isn't a liquidity event. It's a financial necessity. Internal projections show the $122 billion gives them roughly 18 to 24 months of operational runway before they need to raise again. Meanwhile, $35 billion of Amazon's commitment is contingent on OpenAI either going public or hitting AGI by end of 2028. That's a $35 billion put option disguised as a capital commitment. $852 billion valuation. $24 billion annualized revenue. That's a 35x revenue multiple for a company that has never posted a profit, burns $150 million a day, and just shut down Sora because it couldn't afford the compute. The fundraise is real. The money is real. But follow where each dollar actually goes and you'll find most of it returns to the companies that wrote the checks.
OpenAI@OpenAI

Today, we closed our latest funding round with $122 billion in committed capital at an $852B post-money valuation. The fastest way to expand AI’s benefits is to put useful intelligence in people’s hands early and let access compound globally. This funding gives us resources to lead at scale. openai.com/index/accelera…

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World Foundation
World Foundation@worldcoinfnd·
5/ Please note this post reflects an update to correct the average TWAP and the prior post was deleted. /end
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World Foundation@worldcoinfnd·
1/ World Assets, Ltd. has now closed a series of OTC sales for a total of $65,000,000 with four counterparties over the past week, the first of which settled on March 20, 2026.
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Dami-Defi@DamiDefi·
I can feel an #AI coin about to send Which one is it?
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Cassian@ConvexDispatch·
We have arrived to 1x NAV much quicker than even I anticipated. Assuming there was no new dilution since last 8k filing in March $ORBS should be trading at 1x its assets (openAi shares, $WLD, $ETH, etc) Is it a good deal? Definitely better than at 1.2 USD and for anyone wanted to add this to their long term hold could make sense. Considering a lot of treasury names tend to go below NAV in bearish times it's reasonable to expect $ORBS to drop another 15-30% to say 0.65 or so. Find table below for estimated calculation. The bigger problem is overall market positioning as well as $WLD non-stop dumping. I'd say if you really want to own this name now could be the time to open a small position. I would wait for 0.65 to enter. P.S. I still have 20k shares now that I bought at 1$. Will see how this week goes as well as anticipated $WLD announcement.
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Michael Sikand 🦑@michaelsikand·
I asked @DivesTech how he built a $2B company in 1 month. With $ORBS he's chairing the Microstrategy of WorldCoin, aiming to amass 8% of supply. "For me covering tech...[World] is one of the most underestimated technologies" Is World the next asymmetric AI trade? Find out 👇
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SamAlτcoin.eth 🌞@SAMALTCOIN_ETH

🚨 Tom Lee just dropped a bombshell. Through $ORBS, he’s bridging the gap between Sam Altman’s OpenAI and @MrBeast. The goal? A bot-free social network powered by Worldcoin’s "Proof of Human" and secured by $ETH. This is the ultimate bull case for the human-centric internet. Direct exposure to OpenAI + the world’s biggest creator. Don't sleep on the $BMNR x $WLD x $ORBS flywheel.

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