#Polymarket每日热点 In the blink of an eye, less than a year remains until 2027. Looking back at the IPO wave ignited at the beginning of 2026 by AI, aerospace, and crypto giants, today is the perfect moment to test the credibility of these predictions. Let’s see where the market’s “seed players,” recognized a year ago, have actually ended up.

🚀 Progress of star companies’ IPOs: Pioneers race ahead, giants still in the spotlight

The race for “who will go public first” has already revealed some answers.

· Discord (gaming social platform): As one of the earliest movers, it secretly filed for an IPO as early as January 2026, collaborating with Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase, making it one of the most anticipated contenders at the time. Now, over a year later, the market is closely watching for its final listing date.
· Anthropic (AI large model): Leading the pack before OpenAI, it secretly submitted its prospectus on June 1, 2026, with an estimated valuation of about $965 billion, temporarily leading the race. A year later, the market expects it to officially land on the NYSE or NASDAQ.
· OpenAI (AI large model): Preparing to follow closely, but was once predicted to be delayed due to internal “office politics” and complex structural adjustments. However, as a symbol of the AI revolution, its IPO remains a heavyweight waiting to explode.
· SpaceX (commercial space): Undoubtedly the most eye-catching “whale” in the IPO race. Despite rumors and fluctuations in market value, Elon Musk has never explicitly denied plans for an IPO. Its related filings and market analysis continue to list it as a “pre-listed company,” so the suspense remains.
· K (cryptocurrency exchange): As a crypto giant, it is predicted to have a 59%-83% chance of IPO, and has secretly submitted an S-1 to the SEC. Whether it can become a milestone for the integration of traditional finance and the crypto world remains to be seen.
· Databricks (data and AI platform): As a giant in enterprise services, it is highly favored by the market, and its IPO has been considered “on the horizon,” potentially becoming a heavyweight in the enterprise software field at any moment.

🇨🇳 China’s hard tech power: Rapid transformation from concept to reality

Meanwhile, China’s hard tech IPO process has played out a more astonishing “Chinese speed.” These companies born in the fertile ground of capital and policy have quickly grown into new faces in the market:

· Yushu Technology (embodied intelligence): Absolutely a star in the 2026 capital market. It successfully passed the review on the STAR Market on June 1, taking only 73 days from acceptance to approval, with a planned fundraising of 4.2 billion yuan, soon to become the “first embodied intelligence stock.”
· Changxin Technology & Yangtze Memory (semiconductors): Both memory chip giants have entered the IPO process, with Changxin Technology passing review on the Shanghai Stock Exchange on May 27, taking a substantial step forward.
· Suiyuan Technology (AI chips): Its application for IPO on the STAR Market has been accepted, attracting top-tier shareholders like the National Big Fund and Tencent, moving toward the goal of becoming a “domestic AI chip giant.”
· MiniMax (AI large model): As a unicorn in large models, it launched A-share IPO counseling in May 2026.
· Blue Arrow Aerospace (commercial space): As a leader in China’s commercial space industry, it is updating its financial reports and continuously preparing for market entry.
· Cloud Deep, XREAL, Rokid, etc.: Representatives in embodied intelligence, with Cloud Deep already having its IPO application accepted, while AR headset leaders XREAL and Rokid are also preparing, aiming to seize the early advantage around 2027.

A year ago, this prophetic storm has now evolved into a complex reality. Giants like SpaceX, OpenAI, and K Exchange remain unresolved, continuously stirring the market nerves; meanwhile, China’s hard tech companies like Yushu Technology and Changxin Technology have swiftly completed their leap from concept to IPO.

On the 2027 capital market stage, will AI giants ultimately deliver the grand “final act” that captures worldwide attention, or will more creators of “Chinese speed” bring new surprises? Let’s wait and see, witnessing this great era of capital markets’ narrative.