The IPO boom of AI companies has triggered “the largest wealth creation in history,” with OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceX together valued at a combined total of trillions of dollars.

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Mars Finance News, June 12 — According to Forbes, AI and space-related companies such as SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic are advancing their IPO processes, with the total valuation expected by the market to reach "trillions of dollars," potentially forming one of the largest wealth release cycles in Wall Street history. As several frontier technology companies initiate IPOs or prepare for listing, a large number of employees and early investors will receive substantial liquidity returns, possibly giving rise to a new wave of billionaires and driving venture capital into a new expansion cycle. Analysts believe this wave of IPOs could significantly improve capital circulation efficiency in Silicon Valley and the San Francisco Bay Area, boosting angel investments, startup financing, and high-risk innovative projects, thereby accelerating the expansion of the AI ecosystem. At the same time, the article points out that similar historical cycles occurred during the internet and mobile internet eras, such as the "PayPal Mafia" that emerged after PayPal's sale, which propelled the founding of companies like Tesla, LinkedIn, and YouTube, seen as typical examples of technological wealth spillover effects. However, the report also emphasizes potential side effects, including further increases in San Francisco housing prices and rents, widening income inequality, and social structural polarization driven by AI-induced layoffs, leading to a clear trend of "wealth polarization" in cities. Overall, the market is entering the early stage of an AI-driven IPO cycle, and its long-term impact may not only be limited to capital markets but also reshape the tech ecosystem and regional economic structures.
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