Moonshot is preparing to begin discussions in August for a final round of fundraising before a Hong Kong initial public offering, targeting a valuation of as much as $50 billion, according to a report from Bloomberg News. The speed with which the Beijing-based lab is tapping capital markets highlights immense investor fervor for a startup that has fundamentally upended the narrative that Chinese AI technology hopelessly lags behind American systems. $MINIMAX-W(00100)$ Chinese tech firms are known to raise capital at a velocity that is near-unparalleled in the US—particularly when they are dominating headlines. Moonshot is demonstrating exactly that playbook. According to Bloomberg, the company is expected to close a financing roun

Every quarter, Space Capital tracks every dollar flowing into the space economy. The midyear numbers are in: Private investment totaled $31.6 billion across 129 space companies in the first half of 2026 — more than all of 2025, making this the strongest year on record for the space economy, with two quarters still to go. Since $SpaceX(SPCX)$ came online in 2009, the space economy has attracted $488 billion across more than 2,400 companies. If the SpaceX initial public offering (IPO) felt like a climax for the sector, the data suggests it was just the opening act. No event looms larger over these numbers than that IPO. The market finally has a public benchmark for the company that has done more than any other to shape the modern spa

$SpaceX(SPCX)$ has had a volatile first month as a publicly traded company. Its share price rose to as much as $225, but as of writing, it has sunk back near its $135 IPO price, currently trading just $1 above it. Opinions on SpaceX's prospects are divided. The bulls will argue that, given its large addressable market and leadership in core markets, including space travel and satellite-based internet services, the stock could produce outstanding returns over the long run. The bears will point out that SpaceX remains unprofitable, and its financial results and outlook hardly justify a $1.8 trillion valuation. Time will tell who is right, but recent news from the company was a bit of a win for the bulls. Let's look into these recent

One-Sentence Conclusion: A high-risk "thematic concept play" — compelling rare earth decoupling narrative, but zero revenue, only 13 employees, and ~$10M losses. Most investors should watch from the sidelines; only those with extreme risk appetite and conviction in Western rare earth independence should consider a minimal position. Core Assets: Two Brazil IAC projects: ~468M tonnes inferred resources; ion-adsorption deposits (low-cost, low environmental impact, similar to China's southern mines) Target elements: NdPr, Dy, Tb — core inputs for EVs, wind power, robotics, and defense magnets ✅ Key Highlights: Why Is the Market Pricing It at $368M? 1️⃣ Top-Tier Geopolitical Narrative The company explicitly positions itself in its prospectus as "a critical pillar of the non-Chinese rare earth s

😀Hi Tigers, SpaceX has quietly become the most anticipated potential IPO in global markets. With a private valuation around $350 billion, it is already the largest private company in the world. Demand for its shares is so strong that investors are buying into private-market SPVs, and some deals have reportedly cleared 30%+ above previous tender prices. If SpaceX eventually goes public, it could easily become one of the largest IPOs in market history. I. Private market demand Because SpaceX is still private, most investors cannot buy shares directly. Instead, access usually happens through secondary transactions or SPV structures that pool capital to buy shares from early employees and investors. What we are seeing in the private market: • Secondary transactions remain heavily oversubscribe

😀Hi Tigers, Japan’s largest mobile payment platform PayPay has officially gone public in the U.S., marking one of the biggest overseas IPOs by a Japanese fintech company in years. A quick snapshot of the deal: That makes it the largest U.S. IPO by a Japanese company in about a decade. Some investors are calling it “Japan’s Alipay moment” — a domestic payments giant finally stepping onto the global capital stage. I. What exactly is PayPay? For those less familiar with the company, here’s the quick background. • Founded in 2018 • Joint venture between SoftBank and Yahoo Japan (now LY Corporation) • Focus: QR-code and mobile payments In just a few years, PayPay has become Japan’s dominant mobile payment platform. Key stats (as of end-2025): • ~ 72 million registered users • Japan population:

The U.S. IPO market is about to witness a historic “crypto + fintech” superweek. Three unicorns — $Gemini Space Station, Inc.(GEMI)$ , $Figure Technology Solutions (FT Intermediate)(FIGR)$ , and $Klarna Group plc(KLAR)$ — are all gearing up to go public. Each could redefine its sector. Combined, they highlight how fast both digital assets and fintech lending are moving from the fringe to the core of Wall Street. $Gemini Space Station, Inc.(GEMI)$ : Nasdaq itself is the ultimate validatorStrategic twist: Nasdaq is investing $50 million in Gemini’s IPO — the first time a major exchange has ever taken an equity stake in a c

—Trump brothers take Gryphon Digital Mining public via all-stock merger to create “pure-play” Bitcoin vehicleAugust 29, 2025 — Hong Kong & New York — American Bitcoin (ABTC), the Bitcoin mining-and-treasury company co-founded by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, is set to begin trading on the Nasdaq in early September under the ticker ABTC after completing an all-stock merger with Nasdaq-listed Gryphon Digital Mining. The transaction will leave the Trump brothers and Hut 8 Corp., the North-American miner that seeded ABTC, with roughly 98 % of the combined company, while Gryphon shareholders retain about 2 %.Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump gesture outside the Nasdaq building after ringing the opening bell to celebrate the closing of ALT5’s $1.5 billion offering and adoption of its $WLFI