Nvidia has discussed backing Mercor at a $20 billion valuation as the chipmaker spends more on data to improve its open-source AI models. Read more: https://t.co/PIjnZsqVs4
- > $9B94%
- > $12B86%
- > $16B73%
- > $20B60%

You can't buy Mercor stock, shares, or equity on public markets or most brokerages — Mercor is a private company valued at approximately $23.4B. On SOAR you can trade synthetic prediction markets on Mercor's valuation, not real equity.
Mercor is the expert marketplace behind the models, matching frontier AI labs with the specialized human talent that trains them.
| Indicative valuation | $23.4B |
|---|---|
| SOAR ticker | $MRCR |

Mercor is privately held, so its shares and equity aren't listed on public stock exchanges or available through most brokerage accounts. SOAR doesn't sell Mercor equity — instead you can take a position on Mercor's valuation through synthetic prediction markets.
Direct pre-IPO equity in Mercor is typically limited to employees and accredited investors trading on private secondary markets. On SOAR, anyone on the waitlist can get exposure to Mercor's valuation (most recently around $23.4B) through synthetic markets — without buying or holding real shares.
Nvidia has discussed backing Mercor at a $20 billion valuation as the chipmaker spends more on data to improve its open-source AI models. Read more: https://t.co/PIjnZsqVs4
Google says it's buying internal data from Spirit Airlines for $10 million to train its AI models. The data is so valuable that it prompted a bidding war: Google won out over data labelling startup Mercor, which offered $7.5 million. Read more: https://t.co/FFiuLMqhv9 (Photo: https://t.co/oilbmnhoo7
Data Lives On The Frontier @OsvaldNitski (Osvald Nitski), Head of Product (CPO), @Mercor, interviewed by @HarryStebbings (@20VC) Summary: Osvald Nitski runs product at Mercor, the expert-data marketplace that crossed $2B in ARR in June and is reportedly raising at a $20B https://t.co/6HfUO7QcnJ
Exclusive: Mercor generated $614 million in gross revenue in the first half of the year, but more than 90% came from AI foundation model companies, according to internal documents. The concentration highlights a key risk as the startup seeks a valuation of up to $20 billion.
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