""If you're going fishing, you've got to put a worm on the hook. What's my other option? Not being in it?" said Storm Duncan, highlighting the lengths he is willing to go to acquire Anthropic shares."
""There's probably a decent number of people who are sitting in a one-bedroom apartment in San Francisco even though they're earning $400,000 a year and are worth a $100 million," he noted, emphasizing the illiquidity of their stock."
A tech banker is trading his $4.8 million Marin County estate for shares in Anthropic, reflecting the intense demand for the company's stock. Anthropic's valuation has reached $1 trillion, fueled by impressive revenue growth and interest in its AI product, Claude Code. The banker aims to attract Anthropic employees who hold illiquid shares, providing them a chance to diversify their assets. He has received multiple offers since listing the property, indicating serious interest from potential sellers.
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