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Matthew Sigel: Anthropic investor education and early orders reportedly outperform expectations — Anthropic orders exceed initial concerns

Early investor education and order activity for Anthropic are reported to be exceeding initial concerns.

Matthew Sigel shared this view, adding that Hyperliquid markets are pricing in a $1.4 trillion valuation and a 21% first day pop for Anthropic.

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Matthew Sigel has recently commented on other notable market movements. He reported that FRMI shares rose 20 percent after AMD backed the Project Matador lease, while CIFR fell following an $850 million convertible bond issue (full article). Previously, Sigel also noted BTDR’s long-term lease securing 333.5MW for a Malaysian site as part of its expansion plans (full article).

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