Wall Street's taking notice. Major institutional analysts are flagging the buzz around Anthropic's latest move—specifically how ClaudeCode paired with Cowork is reshaping investor conversations and weighing on software valuations.
The numbers tell an interesting story. OpenRouter's token activity is climbing fast—we're talking near-vertical growth here. But what really caught attention? The real-world impact. After the Cowork rollout, usage spiked so hard that the platform's flagship model hit rate limits and actually crashed under the load. That's not just hype—that's demand pressure that the infrastructure couldn't absorb.
It's a telling moment. When a product launch is powerful enough to break your systems, you know something's shifted in how developers and teams are approaching their workflow. The market's watching, and so are the investors.
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hodl_therapist
· 1h ago
The explosive growth of infrastructure can indeed explain the issue, but can this last? It feels like another hype cycle...
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GigaBrainAnon
· 11h ago
The system crashes directly, this is true demand. Claude's move indeed shook the entire ecosystem; it's not something that marketing hype can compare to.
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NFTDreamer
· 11h ago
Claude is really at its peak this time; even the infrastructure can't handle this level of demand. This is truly the moment of breaking through the circle.
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ChainDoctor
· 11h ago
The servers are all down, which clearly indicates there's something going on, but Claude's move is a bit reckless... If the infrastructure can't keep up, it's very easy to drop the ball.
Wall Street's taking notice. Major institutional analysts are flagging the buzz around Anthropic's latest move—specifically how ClaudeCode paired with Cowork is reshaping investor conversations and weighing on software valuations.
The numbers tell an interesting story. OpenRouter's token activity is climbing fast—we're talking near-vertical growth here. But what really caught attention? The real-world impact. After the Cowork rollout, usage spiked so hard that the platform's flagship model hit rate limits and actually crashed under the load. That's not just hype—that's demand pressure that the infrastructure couldn't absorb.
It's a telling moment. When a product launch is powerful enough to break your systems, you know something's shifted in how developers and teams are approaching their workflow. The market's watching, and so are the investors.