Gate @Gate_zh There's been a lot of buzz lately, and after watching all the drama unfold, it's still hard to tell who's right and who's wrong. But hey, the second round of Pre-IPO OpenAI is here. Judging by how the recent controversy has been brewing, this is probably a PR move to win back some goodwill with a financial product giveaway, otherwise... Checked it out—OpenAI's offering price is $722 per share, while the secondary mirror market price outside is around $825. Basically, the official price comes with a 13% discount. Subscription runs from July 15 to 17, with a total value of about $20 million. The earlier you subscribe, the higher your allocation weight. Trading starts before the market opens on the 20th, and both USDT and GUSD are accepted. Overall, it's pretty standard, but I have to mention the last time the crypto world collectively tried to get in on SpaceX's pre-IPO and got ghosted. Over $500 million in refunds across the board—what a mess. The only ones who actually delivered SpaceX shares were Gate and a few other platforms. Say what you will, but in times like these, delivering on promises beats selling dreams any day. That said, let me be upfront about the risks: 1. What you're buying isn't OpenAI stock itself, but a mirrored note. 2. OpenAI's implied valuation is $895 billion, and there's a high chance it won't go public until 2027. The good news is that Gate's offering unlocks in three phases, so you don't have to wait for the actual IPO. To sum up: The opportunity is real, but so are the risks. Can't promise you'll make a ton of money—think it through carefully, folks.