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Annual Revenue of 13 Billion, Paying 17.2 Billion to Microsoft: The Truth Behind AI's Money-Burning in OpenAI's Leaked Ledger

Leaked OpenAI financial documents from June 2026 revealed that in 2025, the company achieved $13.07 billion in revenue, a 253% growth from 2024. However, this was accompanied by an operational loss of $20.92 billion and a net loss of roughly $8 billion. Despite ChatGPT surpassing 900 million weekly active users, the "burn rate" remained high: for every $1 earned, $1.60 was spent. The cost structure shows $34 billion in total costs. R&D was the largest expense at $19.18 billion, which included $10.59 billion paid to Microsoft. Compute costs for model inference were $7.5 billion, with sales and marketing at $5.73 billion. Notably, total payments to Microsoft reached $17.2 billion, accounting for over 50% of OpenAI's total costs and exceeding its annual revenue, highlighting a significant structural burden. This high-cost, high-loss model is an industry-wide trend. xAI reported a 2025 operational loss of $6.4 billion against $3.2 billion in revenue, spending $3 for every $1 earned. Anthropic, with a reported $90 billion annualized revenue by late 2025, also faced pressure with a 40% gross margin, lower than expected due to high inference costs. Combined, these top three firms' operational losses surpassed $30 billion in 2025. OpenAI's vast user base presents a monetization challenge. With only about 50 million of its 900 million weekly users paying (a ~5.6% conversion rate), the compute cost of serving free users is substantial. This contrasts with strategies like Anthropic's, which focuses on premium pricing for enterprise clients. The industry's path to profitability hinges on dramatically reducing marginal costs, particularly for inference, through innovations in specialized chips or model efficiency. Until then, massive capital inflows—like OpenAI's $122 billion funding round in March 2026—remain essential to fund the relentless pursuit of scale and advanced capabilities.

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Annual Revenue of 13 Billion, Paying 17.2 Billion to Microsoft: The Truth Behind AI's Money-Burning in OpenAI's Leaked Ledger

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Why Coinbase Will Be the Biggest Winner in the AI Financial Era?

Coinbase is poised to be a major winner in the AI finance era, transforming from a cyclical crypto exchange into a foundational layer for AI-native finance. The market undervalues its exposure to two key secular trends: the rise of stablecoins and the emergence of agentic commerce. Firstly, with the global stablecoin supply projected to reach $3 trillion by 2030, Coinbase benefits as the dominant, most compliant distributor of USDC. Its revenue-sharing agreement with Circle is structurally advantageous and durable, positioning Coinbase to capture significant value from stablecoin growth independent of crypto trading volumes. Secondly, in agentic commerce—where AI agents autonomously transact—Coinbase's technology stack is already dominant. Over 92% of real agent payments occur on its Base network, settled primarily in USDC via the x402 protocol it helped develop. This stack creates a powerful, self-reinforcing ecosystem across four layers: USDC for settlement, Base for execution, developer tools (CDP/AgentKit), and service discovery (Agentic.Market). Key revenue streams include USDC reserve interest, Base sequencer fees, and platform fees from its infrastructure and marketplace. By 2030, agent-related revenue could contribute billions annually. Supported by favorable regulatory tailwinds like the CLARITY Act, Coinbase's valuation should reflect its role as critical financial infrastructure, not just a brokerage, with a clear path to becoming a $300 billion company.

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Why Coinbase Will Be the Biggest Winner in the AI Financial Era?

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Honored as the Best Web3 Venture Capital Institution of the Year at the 12th "Hong Kong Stocks 100 Strong Awards, HTX Ventures Deeply Empowers Hong Kong's New Web3 Financial Ecosystem

HTX Ventures, the global investment arm of Huobi HTX, was honored as the "Annual Best Web3 Venture Capital Institution" at the 12th "Hong Kong Stocks 100" Awards Ceremony held during the 2025 Hong Kong Wealth Management Summit. At the event, HTX Ventures’ representative Alec highlighted key investment focuses in the convergence of global wealth management and Web3, including yield-generating real-world assets (RWA), AI-driven automated asset management, and compliant stablecoins and payment gateways. He emphasized the importance of architectural flexibility, sustainable competitiveness, and ecosystem integration in supporting early-stage projects. Additionally, HTX DAO Ambassador Molly discussed the role of blockchain in RWA ecosystems, stressing its value in enabling transparency, automated settlement, and trust through smart contracts rather than mere tokenization. The award recognizes HTX Ventures' strategic investments in Web3 infrastructure and innovative applications, with a portfolio of over 300 projects and partnerships with top global blockchain funds. The firm continues to support Hong Kong’s development as a global Web3 hub by facilitating cross-industry collaboration and compliance-focused growth.

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Honored as the Best Web3 Venture Capital Institution of the Year at the 12th "Hong Kong Stocks 100 Strong Awards, HTX Ventures Deeply Empowers Hong Kong's New Web3 Financial Ecosystem

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