US government sells forfeited Anthropic shares for $627 million
10/27/2026 — 10/27, 05:17·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Business Insider reports that the US government sold Anthropic shares seized from an associate of Sam Bankman-Fried, recovering $627 million…
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According to Business Insider, the US government has sold Anthropic shares that had been seized from friends of Sam Bankman-Fried, fetching $627 million. The outlet also reported that the payoff could have grown to several billion dollars if the assets had been held for longer. This is the only report available so far: no details on the timing of the sale, the identity of the buyers, or the legal mechanics of the forfeiture were disclosed, and there has been no further development since the story broke.
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Business Insider reports that the US government sold Anthropic shares seized from associates of Sam Bankman-Fried for $627 million. The report says holding on longer could have returned billions instead.
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