
Will OpenAI's valuation hit __ by December 31?
- ↑$900B
- 81%
- −5.5
- ↑$1.0T
- 64%
- +1.0
- ↓$800B
- 57%
- +0.5
- ↑$1.25T
- 37%
- −0.5
- ↓$750B
- 37%
- −1.5
- ↑$1.5T
- 24%
- —
- ↓$700B
- 20%
- −0.5
- ↑$1.75T
- 18%
- +0.5
- ↑$2.0T
- 11%
- −0.5
- ↑$2.5T
- 8%
- −0.5
- ↓$600B
- 8%
- —
- ↓$500B
- 8%
- +0.5
- ↑$3.0T
- 6%
- —
- ↑$4.0T
- 3%
- —
- ↑$5.0T
- 3%
- —
Traders currently price "↑$900B" at 81% for "Will OpenAI's valuation hit __ by December 31?". Over the past 24 hours that probability moved down 5.5 points. Full distribution: ↑$900B 81%, ↑$1.0T 64%, ↓$800B 57%, ↑$1.25T 37%. The market has traded $990K in total volume and resolves Jan 1, 2027. OpenAI’s most recent private valuation stands at $852 billion following its record $122 billion funding round closed in March 2026, which included major commitments from Amazon, NVIDIA, and SoftBank at a post-money price well above the prior $730 billion pre-money mark. With roughly four-and-a-half months remaining until December 31, 2026, trader focus centers on whether additional capital raises, revenue scaling—currently cited near $25 billion annualized run-rate—or an accelerated IPO can push the mark to common thresholds such as $900 billion or $1 trillion. Market-implied odds reflect strong but not certain momentum, tempered by the company’s ongoing GAAP losses and the absence of fresh funding announcements since spring. Key near-term catalysts include potential follow-on tranches from existing investors and any S-1 filing updates that could reprice the private round ahead of year-end resolution.
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