ProCap Financial's Silvia tops $50B in assets 14 months after launch

Silvia, ProCap Financial's AI agent lab, surpassed $50 billion in assets 14 months after its public launch, threatening legacy wealth managers with an AI-native alternative for self-directed investors.

"Silvia is the most underrated AI product on the market," said Anthony Pompliano, Chairman and CEO of ProCap Financial. "We are solving a painful problem for self-directed investors and Silvia has become a major threat to the legacy financial players."

The platform's average user has a net worth exceeding $2.5 million. Paying members interact with Silvia more than 20 times per week, and within two months of launching monetization, more than 10 percent of monthly active users converted to paying subscribers. Power users have recorded net worth gains of 16 percent to 41 percent in less than a year on the platform.

ProCap Financial (Nasdaq: BRR), the first publicly traded agentic finance firm, raised more than $750 million from investors since its founding in 2025. The $50 billion milestone signals that self-directed investors are rapidly adopting AI-managed finance, potentially accelerating capital flows into the sector and pressuring traditional wealth management firms to respond.

Silvia allows investors to connect stocks, bonds, crypto, real estate, cars, collectibles, precious metals, and private investments into a single dashboard. Its proprietary AI agents track portfolios, deliver personalized insights, run scenario planning, and analyze documents in real time. The product competes with traditional wealth management platforms such as Charles Schwab and Morgan Stanley's E-Trade, as well as newer fintech entrants like Betterment and Wealthfront, which manage $45 billion and $27 billion in assets, respectively.

ProCap Financial also offers ProCap Insights, described as the first agentic research offering in finance. The company's dual-product strategy positions it to capture both the retail wealth management and institutional research markets, though the consumer-facing Silvia product has driven the bulk of the firm's growth to date.

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.