According to CoinMeta, consumer preferences are beginning to stabilize. a16z has released the seventh edition of its consumer AI rankings, with only 11 products making their debut on both web and mobile platforms, the lowest number since the inception of these rankings. Meanwhile, a16z has made its first appearance on the list of American consumer expenditures. By utilizing yipitdata electronic receipt samples, it is possible to determine which AI products users actually paid for. Among the top 50 in terms of expenditure, 29 are not present on the traffic rankings. The top 1% of paying users spend an average of $903 per month, contributing 19.5% of the total AI spending, which exceeds the combined expenditure of the bottom 50% of users, which amounts to 16.6%. The median paying user spends only $25 per month. personal and agent represent a few new categories that have seen significant expansion. Startups such as instinct, tomo, poke, lindy, and town have emerged one after another, followed by meta, muse, openai, dots, xai, grok, and bot entering the market as well. The top products among consumers AI are beginning to solidify, and their profitability is starting to diverge from their traffic levels.