Quantianum will soon be listed on NASDAQ and can already be pre traded on Hype. The pricing power of US stocks is being pre priced by decentralized platforms. However, we will not discuss Hype today. Interested parties can refer to my related article at the end of the article. Quantianum plans to issue approximately 21.05 million shares, with a pricing range of $45 to $50 per share, raising up to approximately $1.05 billion, with a corresponding fully diluted valuation of approximately $12.7 billion at the top, and stock code QNT. This IPO is the first large-scale public offering in the field of quantum computing to follow the traditional path, and it is also the largest pure quantum company to go public to date. How it is priced and whether it sells well is itself a public experiment: whether the open market is willing to price a machine that has not yet been built like pricing AI infrastructure. Helios, created by Quantianum, is the most accurate quantum computer commercially available in the world today. Its revenue for the entire year last year was $30.9 million, which seems quite high compared to its initial public offering price of $12.7 billion. In order to compare, I also published another article on the operation of Mu Mu Jie after Circle went public today. In that article, you can see how experts can break through the market, how to escape the top, and how to value it. I believe this will be very helpful for QNT's valuation. At the same time, there is also an article by IonQ, an earlier listed quantum computing company that has taken the path of backdoor listing. It is very good at capital operation, but its comprehensive strength is also at the forefront, which is worth comparing and reading. It is also shared with everyone. QNT IPO: $12.7 billion ticket for quantum computing https://mp.weixin. (qq.com)/s/_BZ2HL66uCR92nUsjWpxFA