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Anthropic Employees 'Hold Back' on Selling Shares, Investors Queue Up Unable to Buy

Anthropic recently completed a tender offer for employee shares at a pre-money valuation of $350 billion, matching its February Series G round. Despite investors offering $5-6 billion to purchase shares, the transaction fell short of its maximum target because a majority of employees chose not to sell. Key reasons for the low supply include: rapid revenue growth (annualized revenue surged from $9B in late 2025 to an estimated $30B by March 2026), expectations of a potential IPO as early as October 2024 at a valuation between $400-500 billion, and high capital gains taxes in California. Employees preferred holding shares for higher future gains post-IPO. This follows a similar trend at OpenAI, where only two-thirds of approved shares were sold in a previous tender offer. For late-stage unicorns like Anthropic, tender offers serve as a liquidity tool for employees and a retention strategy amid intense AI talent competition. The undersubscribed tender indicates strong internal confidence and creates supply scarcity in secondary markets, where implied valuations exceed $500 billion. This may signal strong investor appetite and support a higher IPO valuation, though macroeconomic risks and potential SEC scrutiny over revenue recognition methods remain considerations.

marsbitHier 02:38

Anthropic Employees 'Hold Back' on Selling Shares, Investors Queue Up Unable to Buy

marsbitHier 02:38

Tax Policy, Not Technology, Is Blocking Bitcoin Payments, Advocates Say

Advocates argue that U.S. tax policy, not technological limitations, is the primary barrier to Bitcoin's use for everyday payments. Under current law, every Bitcoin transaction—no matter how small—is a taxable event requiring capital gains reporting. The Bitcoin Policy Institute is urging Congress to pass a de minimis exemption for small transactions (under a set amount) by August 2026, before midterm elections complicate legislative efforts. Senator Cynthia Lummis introduced a bill for a $300 per-transaction exemption, but it has stalled. With competing bills and a shrinking legislative timeline, the future of such an exemption is uncertain, despite bipartisan support.

bitcoinist03/14 17:32

Tax Policy, Not Technology, Is Blocking Bitcoin Payments, Advocates Say

bitcoinist03/14 17:32

Is Coinbase Sabotaging Bitcoin De Minimis Tax Exemption In Favor Of Stablecoins?

A controversy is emerging within the crypto community, with rumors that Coinbase is allegedly lobbying against a proposed Bitcoin de minimis tax exemption. This exemption, discussed in congressional committees, would allow crypto users to make small Bitcoin transactions without incurring capital gains taxes, treating it more like a medium of exchange. Industry insiders, like Marty Bent, claim Coinbase is attempting to "nuke" the Bitcoin exemption to instead promote a regulatory framework that exclusively favors stablecoins. Allegedly, Coinbase representatives have told legislators that "No one is using Bitcoin as money" and that the exemption would be "dead on arrival." This has drawn significant criticism from sector leaders, who accuse the exchange of aligning with traditional banking interests and warn it could be a major policy misstep. Coinbase has not officially responded to these allegations.

bitcoinist03/12 10:25

Is Coinbase Sabotaging Bitcoin De Minimis Tax Exemption In Favor Of Stablecoins?

bitcoinist03/12 10:25

Singapore Removes Capital Gains Tax on Bitcoin

Singapore has removed capital gains tax on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, reinforcing its position as a leading hub in the crypto industry. This move enhances Singapore’s financial stability and regulatory clarity, offering a 0% tax rate on crypto gains. The policy aims to attract global investors, high-net-worth individuals, and institutions by allowing them to retain full profits from long-term holdings. It strengthens Singapore’s competitive edge over high-tax jurisdictions and is expected to boost capital inflows and influence regional regulatory trends. The initiative aligns with Singapore’s broader strategy of supporting crypto innovation while maintaining strict anti-money laundering and investor protection standards.

TheNewsCrypto02/18 11:12

Singapore Removes Capital Gains Tax on Bitcoin

TheNewsCrypto02/18 11:12

A Must-Read for Tax Residents: Do I Need to Pay Taxes on Crypto Asset Profits?

Chinese tax residents are required to declare and pay taxes on profits from cryptocurrency transactions, regardless of whether the transactions occur on anonymous wallets or decentralized exchanges (DEXs). According to Chinese tax laws, income from the sale of crypto assets is classified as "property transfer income" and is taxed at a flat rate of 20%. Key points include: - A Chinese tax resident is defined as someone with a domicile in China or who resides in the country for 183 days or more within a tax year. - Despite the perceived privacy of decentralized platforms, tax authorities can trace transactions through banking channels, international information exchange mechanisms like CRS, and enhanced surveillance systems such as "Golden Tax Phase IV." - Failure to declare such income may result in back taxes, late payment fees (0.05% per day), fines ranging from ¥2,000 to ¥10,000, or even criminal charges in severe cases. - Recommendations include maintaining detailed transaction records, using official channels to declare income, preserving proof of transactions, and consulting tax professionals for compliance and planning.

marsbit01/22 13:40

A Must-Read for Tax Residents: Do I Need to Pay Taxes on Crypto Asset Profits?

marsbit01/22 13:40

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