2026 initial public offering (IPO) looks like a competition between artificial intelligence (AI) technology companies to see who they can hit markets at a higher price.
June 8 private booking they were also brought legally OpenAI – strong back popular ChatGPT platform – in the competition, and crypto currency traders on market forecasting Polimamarket they quickly made their bets on what his reading would be.
At press time on Tuesday, June 9, there seems to be a growing consensus that Sam Altman’s company will rise 76% from its current value of $852 billion and expand 55% more. Anthropic history recently $ 965 billion after accounting.
This is the closing of the OpenAI IPO, for crypto traders
Indeed, Polimamarket shows the odds of OpenAI’s IPO being held at a market value of over $1.5 trillion at 45.8%.
Given the recent secrecy, many investors still believe that the company will not be public at all in 2026, the probability that this will be 25% at the time of the press.
Meanwhile, the odds of reading between $1 trillion and $1.25 trillion is only 7.5%, and between $1.25 and $1.5 trillion is slightly higher at 12.3%.
Forecasts of market size under $1 trillion represent only a small portion of the pool.
Why OpenAI is set to become a highly controversial IPO
Elsewhere, if OpenAI decides to go public at a price of more than $1.5 trillion, it is sure to be one of the most controversial IPOs in history.
Indeed, although the actual figures of the company are rare and unreliable, the figures that have come to light in recent months show that the company is running smoothly, and the corrections required to achieve profitability in the short term seem impossible.
In addition, the OpenAI IPO – and its entire process – at the same time may be dependent on the results of SpaceX, which is scheduled for June 12, and Anthropic, which can be revealed sooner than Sam Altman’s company.
At press time on June 9, all three events are considered mixed due to high valuations, cash flows, and, in the case of It’s Elon Musk space, a a very unpopular order.
On the face of it, all three look like exciting due to the importance and promise of the industry, and all three – although only one has an official date and is set in stone – have already seen the stars. approved by people like Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang.
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