📰 Why does Anthropic’s $787.07B valuation still make investors skeptical?

We talked about this just the other day, and now there’s a new development. The doubts about Anthropic’s valuation aren’t because its technology is inadequate, but because it has invested too much in building infrastructure, while the market can’t see how those investments will generate returns. According to CryptoBriefing, investors want to know how much of that $787.07B valuation was built by burning through cash, rather than by establishing a genuine competitive moat.

💡 Why does this news matter? It means that in the AI arms race, spending more money isn’t as important as showing investors a clear path to profitability. The skepticism toward Anthropic shows that having technology, burning cash, and making big promises aren’t enough—you need a sustainable business model. If AI applications take too long to gain traction, this thesis no longer holds.

What’s the impact on the market? In the short term, AI funding may be adjusted; in the long term, companies will be pushed to become profitable. BTC/ETH sentiment is unlikely to be affected much in the short term, but companies that rely solely on fundraising and storytelling may come under pressure. If $ETH falls below $2,695.34, this thesis no longer holds.

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