After three years of quiet work while competitors raced to launch their own ChatGPT alternatives, Chinese AI startup MiniMax finally made its move. Instead of chasing the same trends, they went for the harder play—building one unified model that could handle text, speech, and video all at once. That contrarian bet appears to have paid off. The company just pulled off a $619 million IPO, validating its technical approach and positioning it as a serious player in the competitive AI landscape. It's a reminder that sometimes sidestepping the hype cycle and solving tougher problems can win out in the end.
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SelfStaking
· 01-12 00:15
Silence for three years, and it actually paid off. This tactic is pretty clever.
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LiquidityNinja
· 01-11 13:28
Silence for three years, and it turned out to be a win. This rhythm is truly incredible.
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MetaverseLandlady
· 01-09 05:49
Wow, MiniMax's move of patiently waiting for three years and then making a stunning debut is truly brilliant. The $61.9 billion IPO directly slapped those followers in the face.
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ContractExplorer
· 01-09 04:40
Wow, MiniMax's move is really brilliant. After holding back for three years, they launched a $61.9 billion move in one go. Now that's true long-termism.
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ThreeHornBlasts
· 01-09 04:35
Wow, MiniMax's move this time is truly brilliant. Holding back for three years to make a stunning move—this is what you call strategic vision.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 01-09 04:30
Making big money quietly, now that's really ruthless. $61.8 billion isn't earned easily.
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BuyTheTop
· 01-09 04:22
Damn, MiniMax really crushed it this time, making 619M after three years of low-profile work. I just love this kind of contrarian move.
After three years of quiet work while competitors raced to launch their own ChatGPT alternatives, Chinese AI startup MiniMax finally made its move. Instead of chasing the same trends, they went for the harder play—building one unified model that could handle text, speech, and video all at once. That contrarian bet appears to have paid off. The company just pulled off a $619 million IPO, validating its technical approach and positioning it as a serious player in the competitive AI landscape. It's a reminder that sometimes sidestepping the hype cycle and solving tougher problems can win out in the end.