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ETH
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crypto
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Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust ETF
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7.5x
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ETH is the lowest‑fee, staking‑enabled U.S. Ether ETP. In a Last Economy where digital trust rails matter, this product can aggregate RIA/retail flows and compound ETH per share via staking, creating a plausible 5–8x AUM path by 2030.
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| 2 |
IBIT
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crypto
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iShares Bitcoin Trust
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6.2x
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Dominant, lowest-friction Bitcoin gateway. If BTC’s market cap scales to ~$8T and IBIT’s share rises from ~4% to ~7–8% via advisor models, options/liquidity and global distribution, IBIT can 5–7x AUM by 2030.
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| 3 |
AMZN
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ai
cloud
enterprise
media
robotics
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Amazon.com, Inc.
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2.5x
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By 2030 Amazon compounds compute, ads, and logistics flywheels into a $1T+ revenue platform: AWS as AI/agent runtime, retail media + CTV scaled globally, and robotics-driven fulfillment sold as a service.
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| 4 |
PLTR
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ai
cybersecurity
defense
enterprise
software
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Palantir Technologies Inc.
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2.4x
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If Palantir cements itself as the default, defense‑grade AI runtime for sensitive workflows, AIP can compound into an OS for operations by 2030, expanding from DoD to Fortune 1000 and allies and supporting a step‑function in revenue and durable free cash flow.
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| 5 |
TSM
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ai
enterprise
hardware
networking
semiconductors
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited
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2.3x
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TSMC is the compute foundry for the Last Economy—owning the densest advanced-node + advanced-packaging capacity and the highest-trust customer network; with N2/A16 ramps, CoWoS/SoIC scale-out, and multi‑jurisdiction fabs, it can compound revenue and strategic relevance into 2030.
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| 6 |
ORCL
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ai
cloud
enterprise
software
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Oracle Corporation
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2.3x
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OCI’s AI-first multicloud plus Oracle’s database/ERP footholds and massive booked backlog create a credible path to >$150B cloud run‑rate by 2030, re-rating Oracle as a compute+data platform rather than legacy software.
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| 7 |
GOOG
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advertising
ai
enterprise
media
software
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Alphabet Inc.
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2.3x
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Compute-heavy AI flywheel + unmatched distribution (Search, Android, YouTube) + rapidly scaling, profitable Cloud position Alphabet to compound into 2030; capex converts into AI-native ads, agents, and infrastructure, supporting a 2–3x market cap with subscription and CTV upside.
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| 8 |
META
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advertising
ai
communications
hardware
media
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Meta Platforms, Inc.
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2.0x
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Owns the largest consumer attention graph and is converting it into an AI-native distribution and hardware platform; with $66–72B 2025 capex securing compute, Meta can double scale by 2030 as ads expand, business messaging matures and AI glasses become a mainstream SKU.
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| 9 |
MSFT
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ai
cloud
cybersecurity
enterprise
software
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Microsoft Corporation
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2.0x
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By 2030, Microsoft can compound its hyperscaler+workbench advantage—Azure AI capacity, Copilot bundling, LinkedIn demand gen, and Security—to approach $0.5T+ revenue and a multi‑trillion market cap as distribution, trust, and compute allocation dominate value capture.
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| 10 |
NVDA
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ai
enterprise
networking
semiconductors
software
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NVIDIA Corporation
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1.9x
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NVIDIA’s compute-systems monopoly (CUDA+NVLink+Spectrum+NIM) and unmatched supply orchestration keep it the default AI factory vendor; TAM expands sharply by 2030, but sheer size caps multiple—expect compounding, not another 10x.
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