Reported annual revenue reached $30 billion in April 2026, up from $14 billion in February and about $1 billion at the end of 2024.
At current levels, the valuation implies roughly a 33‑times multiple of annual revenue, indicating that investors remain willing to incur additional costs for sustained growth in the pioneering AI sector.
Funding remains a key component of this valuation. Anthropic has raised roughly $64 billion to date, and current secondary market activity shows investors still view advanced AI infrastructure as a long‑term strategic asset class.
A valuation of this scale reflects expectations around enterprise deployments, compute demand, and model distribution rather than short‑term profitability.
Across markets, there is a trend toward increasing exposure to AI‑related sectors. Semiconductor and platform companies such as NVIDIA, Broadcom, and Alphabet are regaining investor interest, who interpret Anthropic’s revenue growth as evidence that AI infrastructure spending translates into commercial profits.
In the digital asset space, AI‑related tokens tied to decentralized compute systems, inference, and agent technologies also attract capital flows, suggesting that AI remains one of the few topics currently influencing private equity positioning, public equity, and cryptocurrency simultaneously.
Ignacio Aguirre, CMO Bitget
