OpenAI, Anthropic IPO Bets Heat Up
Prediction markets show significant bets on OpenAI or Anthropic going public before 2040, with traders favoring OpenAI to IPO first.

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prediction markets show significant bets on OpenAI or Anthropic going public
From the article 5 mentionsThe question of which AI giant, OpenAI or Anthropic, will pursue an Initial Public Offering first is drawing substantial attention, with a combined volume of over $315,000 wagered on the outcome.
over $315,000 wagered on the outcome of the IPO timing
From the article 2 mentionsPrediction markets are forecasting the future of the AI landscape, with significant capital flowing into bets on when leading companies might go public.
From the articleThe AI & Tech category is a hotbed for speculative trading on Kalshi.
From the article 2 mentionsThe market currently favors OpenAI going public before Anthropic, with a 86.0% probability assigned to this scenario.
From the article 2 mentionsTraders on Kalshi, All Markets are betting heavily on an IPO occurring before 2040.
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From the article 7 mentionsBeyond the OpenAI and Anthropic IPO question, other prominent markets include:
From the articleHowever, the opposing bet, that Anthropic will IPO first, still holds a significant 17.0% chance, indicating considerable uncertainty.
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