US Government Missed Out on $4.7 Billion by Selling Seized Anthropic Shares from FTX Executives Early in 2025, Analysts Estimate
The US Marshals Service sold Anthropic shares, confiscated from former FTX executives Caroline Ellison and Nishad Singh, during 2025. This move caused the government to miss out on an estimated $4.7 billion in gains, as Anthropic's valuation surged from $61.5 billion in March 2025 to $183 billion six months later, and further to $965 billion by May 2026. Analysts now value the forfeited stake between $2.6 billion and $5 billion, highlighting the significant opportunity cost. FTX's estate had also made a comparable early exit, selling two-thirds of its Anthropic position for $884 million in March 2024.
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