What open data does FutureX Capital publish?

The first is the AI industry tracker at /ai-tracker: 100+ leading AI companies across 15 sectors, updated daily, covering capital flows (funding, M&A, IPOs), a multi-currency valuation leaderboard and sector activity, ranked by investment relevance. It is third-party public industry information and does not represent FutureX's holdings or performance. The open-data entry point is /data, released under CC BY 4.0: free to copy, adapt and use commercially with attribution.

One slice of that public data: on August 31, 2026, Bloomberg and SCMP confirmed Zhipu's first-half 2026 revenue at RMB 954 million, up about 400% year on year, with API sales at 86.5% of the total and the half-year loss narrowed to RMB 2.07 billion (confirmed).

The second is the preview layer of the research reports: bilingual abstracts, key findings and Q&A for all 24 reports, each update dated and source-graded, with full reports provided to qualified investors on request. Three more public judgments sit alongside: the debates page, which places practitioners' disagreements next to FutureX's position; the seven-signal bubble framework, scored daily since March 2026 with readings published; and the founding partner's investment diary at /diary, written only when there is a judgment to make.

The framework's latest public reading: as of August 2026, six of the seven signals (valuation, funding, supply, narrative, fundamentals, liquidity, exits) are lit; liquidity triggered on August 17, when the 30-year US Treasury yield touched 5.31% (public market data).