Every gold rush makes two kinds of fortunes: the miners, and the ones who sell them shovels.
In this one, the miners are Anthropic and OpenAI.
The shovels are companies like $IREN, $DGXX and $KEEL.
Here's what I think the market still hasn't priced in.
Anthropic and OpenAI aren't a "someday" story.
They're already rewiring how the world works, and the curve only gets steeper from here.
FinX seems to see it.
The crowd doesn't.
Not yet.
But here's the move most people miss: when these labs finally go public, the spotlight, and more importantly, the capital, won't stop at the labs.
It floods downhill, to whoever owns the thing this entire revolution physically depends on.
Power.
And the people who turn power into compute.
You can't run a frontier model on ambition.
You run it on megawatts, land, racks, and cooling.
Unglamorous.
Which is exactly why it's underpriced.
→ $IREN: AI-cloud builder, sitting on grid-connected land and power, now a named NVIDIA DSX partner.
→ $DGXX: an energy-infrastructure company building AI data centers, already signed a multi-billion, multi-year compute deal with Cerebras.
→ $KEEL: a former crypto miner rebuilt as an AI data-center + energy operator, now a ~$3.4B name focused entirely on the power and infrastructure AI runs on.
The labs get the magazine covers.
The infrastructure gets the contracts.
And the recurring revenue.
When the IPOs land and the world finally looks up, the question won't be "which AI is smartest?"
It'll be "who has the power to run it?"
That's the bet.
Not Financial Advice. Do your own research.
Unless you’re a Chiefs fan, if you didn’t enjoy every second of this tonight you’re such an unbelievable loser.
What a night. What a run. The obnoxiousness has just begun.