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IPO 2026
Predictions
Trade on the real-time odds for the biggest tech IPOs. SpaceX, OpenAI, Stripe, and more — every market, live.
Who Goes Public in 2026?
Trade on the probability of these tech giants listing before 2027.

Leader
Anthropic
Chance
93%

Freddie Mac
Chance
44%

Perplexity
Chance
11%

Celonis
Chance
8%

Discord
Chance
7%

Rippling
Chance
5%

Vanta
Chance
4%

Ledger
Chance
4%

Stripe
Chance
4%

Remote
Chance
4%

WHOOP
Chance
4%

Revolut
Chance
3%

Applied Intuition
Chance
3%

Mistral AI
Chance
3%

Fannie Mae
Chance
3%

OpenAI
Chance
3%

ByteDance
Chance
3%

Glean
Chance
3%

Anysphere (Cursor)
Chance
3%

Canva
Chance
3%

Ripple Labs
Chance
3%

Ramp
Chance
3%

Databricks
Chance
2%

Waymo
Chance
2%

Anduril
Chance
2%

Epic Games
Chance
2%

Anduril Industries
Chance
1%

Brex
Chance
1%

Deel
Chance
1%

xAI
Chance
0%
Analysis: SpaceX is the clear favorite (85%) to IPO by Q4, while AI infrastructure plays like Databricks and CoreWeave are rapidly gaining momentum.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about trading IPO markets.
IPO markets allow you to trade on whether a company will go public by a specific date. If the company completes its initial public offering (or direct listing/SPAC merger) before the deadline, the 'Yes' shares pay out $1.00. If not, 'No' shares pay out $1.00.
If an IPO is officially cancelled or does not occur before the market's expiration date, the 'No' outcome wins. Delays that push the listing date beyond the market's deadline also result in a 'No' win.
Yes, you can sell your shares at any time before the market resolves. The price of your shares will fluctuate based on real-time probability, allowing you to lock in profits or minimize losses without waiting for the actual IPO event.
Market Cap markets are settled based on the company's valuation at the close of its first day of trading. We use official data from major stock exchanges (NYSE/NASDAQ) and reliable financial news sources (Bloomberg, Reuters) to verify the closing market capitalization.




