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Two percent ownership in Anthropic equates to about $20 billion, Anthony Pompliano notes — 2 percent Anthropic stake worth $20 billion

Anthony Pompliano, co-founder and partner at Morgan Creek Digital Assets, draws attention to the ownership structure and valuation of Anthropic.

Pompliano points out that Dario owns just 2 percent of Anthropic, yet this small stake is currently worth about $20 billion. This highlights the significant valuation attributed to the artificial intelligence company.

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Pompliano has previously reviewed the hedge fund unwind led by Leopold Aschenbrenner and market turmoil in Asia. He has also advised on seeking guidance from a finance professional to lower tax rates before year-end. His commentary spans both cryptocurrency and broader financial markets.

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