If the subscription price of OpenAI Pre IPO is 12% cheaper than the external mirror price, would you want to participate? The public opinion on Gate has been quite strong recently, and it's hard to say who is right and who is wrong even after eating the melon until the end But at this particular moment, the second phase of OpenAI Pre IPO has arrived again The subscription price is 722, and the external secondary mirror price is approximately 825, which is equivalent to a discount of 12.5% -13% It's hard not to feel that pushing it out at this time is trying to regain some popularity with benefits Moreover, in the past, Pre IPOs like Gate were mostly oversubscribed, but this time due to public opinion, the participation popularity may not be as high as before, and the distribution ratio may even be higher in reverse But I think there are a few points that need to be paid attention to first 1. I didn't buy OpenAI stocks themselves this time, but mirrored notes. The real IPO is likely to wait until after 2027 2. OpenAI's implied valuation has reached $895 billion, which is not cheap at all 3. Gate will be unlocked and distributed in three phases within two months, not 100% at once Last time during the SpaceX wave, many platforms ended up with refunds, and Gate was at least one of the few platforms that actually launched SpaceX So this time, I won't say there will definitely be big profits, but it's worth mentioning the discounted subscription, participation threshold starting at 100u, and the ability to trade before the opening on the 20th -Subscription amount: The total scale is about 20 million US dollars, supporting USDT/GUSD. The earlier you participate, the higher the allocation weight -Subscription period: 3:00 PM on July 15th to 3:00 PM on July 17th -Trading time: Before the opening on July 20th, and after that, 7 × 24 free buying and selling is supported In one sentence, cursing is cursing, financial management is financial management If you are interested, just take a look at the rules and act within your means, DYOR