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Left Hand to Right Hand? Unveiling the Financial Leverage Loop Behind the AI Boom and Wall Street's Ultimate Gamble

The AI boom is largely fueled by circular financial deals where capital flows between a handful of unprofitable tech giants, creating a high-risk interdependence that some fear could lead to a system-wide collapse if demand falters. For instance, Nvidia plans to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI, which is also a major buyer of Nvidia chips, while OpenAI relies on Oracle’s cloud services—which itself uses Nvidia hardware. This closed-loop funding cycle supports massive infrastructure expansion, with an estimated $3 trillion expected to be spent on AI data centers. However, key players like OpenAI and Anthropic are still losing money with each ChatGPT query, and profitability is not anticipated until 2029–2030. Drawing parallels to the dot-com bubble—which wiped out $5 trillion in value—analysts warn that an AI downturn could have even broader economic repercussions, given its role in GDP growth and widespread exposure through retirement funds. Despite these risks, optimists compare current data center overbuilds to the unused fiber optics of the 1990s, which later became critical infrastructure. The AI investment surge is described as Wall Street’s "ultimate bet": a high-stakes gamble on transformative technology that already has real-world applications but remains financially precarious.

marsbitYesterday 09:28

Left Hand to Right Hand? Unveiling the Financial Leverage Loop Behind the AI Boom and Wall Street's Ultimate Gamble

marsbitYesterday 09:28

$357 Billion Evaporated! Microsoft Plummets: Is the Death Knell for the AI Bubble Officially Sounding?

Microsoft's stock plummeted 7% in a single day, erasing $357 billion in market value, despite reporting strong quarterly results with a 23% profit increase and record revenue of $81.3 billion. The decline was driven by concerns over slowing Azure growth (38% vs. previous 39%) and rising capital expenditures. High hardware prices, especially for HBM memory, squeezed cloud margins, dropping profitability to around 67%. Heavy reliance on OpenAI—45% of future cloud contracts—and competition from low-cost open-source AI alternatives added to investor anxiety. While Microsoft benefits from paper gains on its OpenAI stake, markets are questioning the sustainability of its capital-intensive AI model and its ability to monetize next-gen services like Copilot effectively.

比推2 days ago 00:23

$357 Billion Evaporated! Microsoft Plummets: Is the Death Knell for the AI Bubble Officially Sounding?

比推2 days ago 00:23

Why is WLD’s price up today? Examining OpenAI’s social network rumors

Worldcoin (WLD) experienced a significant price surge, rising from around $0.46 to nearly $0.64 within 24 hours, before retracing to approximately $0.52–$0.53. This rally is attributed to rumors that OpenAI is developing a "humans-only" social network designed to eliminate bots through verified identity or "proof of personhood." Reports suggest the platform may use Apple’s Face ID or Worldcoin’s Orb for verification. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman co-founded Worldcoin, which uses the Orb for iris-scanning to issue World IDs. However, some experts argue that open-source, non-Orb verification methods are also being explored. The news has reignited trader interest in WLD due to its potential connection to OpenAI’s project.

ambcrypto2 days ago 15:02

Why is WLD’s price up today? Examining OpenAI’s social network rumors

ambcrypto2 days ago 15:02

Worldcoin (WLD) Price Rises After OpenAI Biometric Social Network Reports

Worldcoin (WLD) rose 5.64% to around $0.489 amid reports that OpenAI is developing a biometric-based social media platform to verify human users and reduce bot activity. The news sparked short-term buying interest, though no official link between OpenAI and Worldcoin has been confirmed. Despite the bounce, WLD remains in a broader downtrend with weak momentum indicators. Key support lies at $0.45–$0.47, while resistance is near $0.60–$0.65. A sustained recovery would require stronger volume and improved market conditions.

TheNewsCrypto2 days ago 12:29

Worldcoin (WLD) Price Rises After OpenAI Biometric Social Network Reports

TheNewsCrypto2 days ago 12:29

OpenAI May Integrate Iris Verification: WLD Surges 20% in a Single Day, Receiving the Strongest Endorsement?

WLD, the token of Worldcoin, surged over 18% in 24 hours, reaching around $0.65, following a Forbes report that OpenAI is developing a new social networking application that may integrate iris-scanning technology similar to Worldcoin’s Orb for user verification. The move aims to combat bot proliferation and ensure "proof of personhood" in online spaces. OpenAI, which is reportedly in talks to raise up to $60 billion from investors including NVIDIA, Amazon, and Microsoft, seeks reliable identity authentication to maintain platform integrity amid rising AI-generated fake accounts. Worldcoin’s zero-knowledge proof technology allows verification without exposing personal data, already serving 15 million users. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI and co-founder of Worldcoin, has long emphasized equitable distribution of benefits from AI growth. A partnership could embed WLD tokens into OpenAI’s ecosystem, enabling rewards for verified users and creating new revenue streams. Despite privacy concerns and regulatory scrutiny in regions like Europe, collaboration with OpenAI accelerate Worldcoin’s transition from speculation to real-world utility. Recent upgrades to World ID 4.0 enhance privacy and recoverability, strengthening its case as a foundational digital identity layer. However, WLD remains significantly below its all-time high, with investors advised to consider market risks.

marsbit01/29 04:37

OpenAI May Integrate Iris Verification: WLD Surges 20% in a Single Day, Receiving the Strongest Endorsement?

marsbit01/29 04:37

SoftBank to Expand OpenAI Investment, Will AI Cryptos Respond?

SoftBank plans to expand its investment in OpenAI, potentially increasing the AI firm's valuation to around $830 billion. This move aims to strengthen SoftBank's position in the AI sector and support OpenAI amid rising competition. Following the news, some AI cryptocurrencies, like Bittensor (TAO) and Story (IP), saw slight gains, though others declined. The overall AI crypto market cap rose slightly to $18.09 billion. However, the market remains volatile due to factors like global trade uncertainty and gold's rally to record highs, which is attracting safe-haven investors. Official details of SoftBank's additional investment have not yet been publicly confirmed.

TheNewsCrypto01/28 05:33

SoftBank to Expand OpenAI Investment, Will AI Cryptos Respond?

TheNewsCrypto01/28 05:33

2026, Those Potential Super IPOs in the Global Capital Market

"2026 is poised to be a landmark year for global capital markets, with a wave of high-profile IPOs expected across major tech sectors. In the U.S., several mega-unicorns are preparing to go public, driven by the need for massive capital and maturation in private markets. Key listings include SpaceX (targeting a $1.5T valuation for its satellite internet and rocket businesses), OpenAI (aiming for up to $1T) and Anthropic (seeking $300B) in the AI race, Databricks ($134B-$160B) for data and AI infrastructure, and Stripe ($915B-$1.2T) in payments. TikTok may also IPO separately if spun off from ByteDance ($480B-$500B). These companies reflect the intense demand for capital, especially in AI and space tech. In China, Hong Kong and A-shares are seeing activity from AI firms like Zhipu and MiniMax (which listed successfully in January), as well as companies in commercial space (e.g., Landspace, CAS Space) and robotics (e.g., Unitree). The Hong Kong Exchange’s Chapter 18C provides a pathway for pre-revenue tech firms, while China’s STAR Market focuses on hard tech like semiconductors and advanced manufacturing. Overall, 2026 is set to be a record-breaking year for public listings, though much of the early-stage growth has already been captured in private markets."

marsbit01/28 02:56

2026, Those Potential Super IPOs in the Global Capital Market

marsbit01/28 02:56

Trillion-Dollar IPO Myth Set to Unfold in 2026, but 'Small Unicorns' Have Already Crashed

In 2025, the tech IPO market experienced a stark contrast: while most newly listed tech companies saw significant stock declines, with over two-thirds falling below their offering price and a median drop of 9%, a handful of giants like SpaceX and OpenAI are preparing for record-breaking IPOs in 2026. SpaceX is targeting a $1.5 trillion valuation with a $300 billion raise, while OpenAI aims for a $1 trillion IPO. This divergence reflects a major shift in investor sentiment—public markets now prioritize profitability and sustainable unit economics over growth narratives. Companies like Navan and Figma faced steep declines post-IPO due to high valuations and weak financial metrics, leading many firms to delay listings. The IPO landscape has fundamentally changed, with only the most dominant, must-have companies likely to succeed.

marsbit01/06 01:39

Trillion-Dollar IPO Myth Set to Unfold in 2026, but 'Small Unicorns' Have Already Crashed

marsbit01/06 01:39

I Dropped Out of High School, Learned with AI, and Made a Comeback as an OpenAI Researcher

The article tells the story of Gabriel Petersson, who dropped out of high school in Sweden and eventually became a research scientist at OpenAI working on the Sora video project. He achieved this through a self-directed, AI-powered learning method he calls "recursive knowledge filling." Instead of following a traditional "bottom-up" educational path, he starts with a concrete project and uses AI to deeply understand each component through relentless questioning. He treats AI not as a tool to generate answers, but as an infinitely patient tutor. For example, to learn about diffusion models, he began by asking an AI for the core concepts, then had it generate code. He then interrogated every part of that code, asking "why" and "how" until he built an intuitive understanding from the top down. This method allows him to rapidly acquire the essence of a subject in days rather than years. The author contrasts this with how most people use AI, which often leads to a decline in their own critical thinking and skills, as evidenced by research. The key difference is mindset: using AI as a "co-pilot for thinking" rather than an "answer generator." The article concludes with a five-step framework for applying this method to learn any subject and suggests that this approach could lead to a future of more "one-person companies" where individuals use AI to master multiple disciplines. The core advice is to never stop at the first answer—to keep asking questions.

深潮12/17 02:20

I Dropped Out of High School, Learned with AI, and Made a Comeback as an OpenAI Researcher

深潮12/17 02:20

Macro Outlook This Week: The Decisive Battle Over the Fed's "Hawkish Rate Cut," A Crucial Test for the AI Narrative

This week (Dec 9-15) is dominated by two major themes: the Federal Reserve's final rate decision of the year and key developments in AI. The Fed is widely expected to cut rates by 25 basis points. The real focus, however, is on whether the move is accompanied by a "hawkish" tone. The central bank may signal a more cautious path for future cuts in 2025 to manage internal dissent and inflation concerns. The market's reaction is uncertain: it could either heed this warning (pressuring tech stocks and crypto) or ignore it, choosing instead to focus on anticipated aggressive easing under the incoming Trump administration—a scenario known as the "Hassett Trade." Concurrently, the AI narrative faces critical tests. Rumors suggest OpenAI may surprise-launch its GPT-5.2 model early, which could significantly boost sentiment across tech and crypto AI tokens. Furthermore, earnings reports from key AI infrastructure firms Broadcom and Oracle will serve as a crucial barometer for the strength of AI-related capital expenditure. Investors are warned of extreme volatility, particularly due to reduced liquidity from early market closures on Wednesday and a full U.S. market holiday on Thursday. The core events are the FOMC decision, updated economic projections (dot plot), and Chair Powell's press conference at 03:00 GMT on Thursday, followed by Broadcom's earnings. The advice is to reduce leverage ahead of this high-stakes volatility.

marsbit12/08 06:59

Macro Outlook This Week: The Decisive Battle Over the Fed's "Hawkish Rate Cut," A Crucial Test for the AI Narrative

marsbit12/08 06:59

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