After the margin call, capital instead flocked to the "AI stock god."
A large number of Silicon Valley investors have actively contacted the fund to express their willingness to make additional investments. Sequoia Capital partner Pat Grady publicly stated, "He will be an important figure in Silicon Valley for a long time," and the setbacks have reinforced his "hero persona." Venture capitalist Elad Gil announced his first application to invest in the fund. Meanwhile, Wall Street views it as a classic lesson in excessive leverage, emphasizing the preservation of principal and strict risk management.