With bonds deemed too expensive, customers have become the banks. On November 10th, after the US stock market closed, CoreWeave released its Q3 report. Revenue reached $3.661 billion, a year-over-year increase of 168%. But scrolling down, the situation became even more alarming: operating profit was $207 million, net interest expense was $846 million, and the quarterly net loss was $709 million. The company's solution isn't to borrow more. At current interest rates, it will no longer issue unsecured bonds, and approximately $9 billion in customer prepayments and deposits will be received within the next three months. The conference call revealed that 70% of contracts received prepayments this year, with some customers paying in full upfront. They insist on collecting money upfront, ensuring their data centers aren't delayed even by a day.