OpenAI’s $40B Raise Calms Market Jitters, Sends CoreWeave and AI Tokens Higher
AI tokens, including NEAR, ICP, TAO and RENDER rose on Tuesday after OpenAI announced the closing of its record-breaking private funding round the day prior.

What to know:
- CoreWeave (CRWV) shares surged more than 38% Tuesday, climbing above IPO levels after OpenAI revealed a $40 billion raise.
- The AI startup’s stock stumbled in early trading after its Nasdaq debut Friday, dropping below its $40 offering price.
- OpenAI’s massive funding round reignited investor interest in AI-related stocks and tokens, lifting names like Render and Bittensor.
CoreWeave (CRWV) shares rose more than 38% on their third day of trading debut after raising nearly $1.5 billion from its IPO following OpenAi's announcement of a record-breaking $40 billion funding round on Monday.
The artificial intelligence (AI) startup went public on the Nasdaq exchange on Friday afternoon. The stock dropped below its IPO price to $39 and ended the day flat at $40 before dropping another 10% on Monday, its first full day of trading. CoreWeave’s IPO came at a time of strong anxiety and uncertainty in global markets, diminishing investor appetite and risk tolerance.
However, investor sentiment towards AI-related stocks seemed to have changed on Tuesday after AI powerhouse OpenAI announced on Monday that it had closed a $40 billion funding round, valuing the company at $300 billion. The move appears to have assured investors that there continues to be a strong appetite for AI companies, even in the current rough market.
This positive outlook has also spread to digital assets, as AI-related tokens were boosted on Tuesday. AI tokens, including
Meanwhile, the shares of Core Scientific (CORZ), the bitcoin miner and data center with a large partnership with CoreWeave, have also risen more than 9% on Tuesday.
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