Ethereum ICO Whale Wakes After 10 Years, Moves 2,155 $ETH ($4.59M) Bought at $0.31

According to Lookonchain’s monitoring, an Ethereum OG wallet that had lain dormant for over 10 years has reactivated, transferring all 2,155 ETH (worth $4.59 million) two hours ago. The wallet owner purchased 1,400 ETH during the ICO era at just $0.31 per token, totaling $434, and later withdrew another 755 ETH from Bitfinex when ETH’s price stood at $11.74.

According to Entropy data, Anthropic’s on-chain pre-IPO contract fell 5.6% in the last 10 minutes, now trading at $1,585, corresponding to a market capitalization of $1.58 trillion. The contract’s 24-hour trading volume reached $41.3 million, with open interest standing at $156 million. Entropy, the deployer of the HIP-3 market, launched the Anthropic Pre-IPO Market, which is currently the most active Anthropic pre-IPO contract trading pair on-chain. Separately, Binance market data shows Anthropic’s pre-IPO contract on the platform is currently priced at $1,336, with a short-term drop of over 4%. Earlier, sources revealed that Anthropic plans to raise up to $69.3 billion through its IPO, with a share price range of $70 to $80. The company intends to issue 866,666,664 Class A shares in the offering.

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Beating AI News Flash: Wired (WIRED) cited two sources familiar with the matter as disclosing that NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang began working with crisis public relations firm Heller as early as October 2025—over a year before he publicly admitted to an extramarital affair on November 8. The PR firm has a notable profile: founder Risa Heller specializes in assisting celebrities mired in public scandals, with particular expertise in handling allegations of sexual misconduct. Her clientele includes former U.S. congressmen, renowned chefs, and writers embroiled in sex scandals, as well as general corporate PR matters. Sources familiar with the matter said Heller was initially brought on primarily to support Huang with personal affairs, including family charity initiatives. The team regularly communicated with Huang and his daughter Madison Huang, who currently serves as NVIDIA’s Director of Product Marketing. On October 9, 2025, The New York Times investigated NVIDIA’s business dealings with Singaporean data center firm Megaspeed, revealing close ties between Huang and the company’s executive, Huang Le. The report put NVIDIA’s top leadership on high alert, and Huang himself expressed dissatisfaction with the coverage. By the end of that month, NVIDIA’s in-house PR team received instructions requiring Heller to be involved in all future media inquiries about Huang, regardless of whether they related to his personal life or the company’s business. Over a year later, Huang publicly admitted to being unfaithful to his wife, and NVIDIA’s board of directors launched an independent investigation. However, Wired has not confirmed whether Heller was initially hired specifically to manage the extramarital affair. When contacted for comment, Heller referred questions to NVIDIA, which did not immediately respond.

Matthieu de Vergnes, global head of institutional business at Ondo Finance, stated that the firm plans to tokenize Anthropic’s stock and bring it on-chain on the day of Anthropic’s IPO. He added that Ondo previously pioneered on-chain access for SpaceX, and will replicate that model this time, enabling investors across Southeast Asia and globally to participate in Anthropic’s IPO on the same day—provided they have a crypto wallet and internet connection. De Vergnes also noted that Anthropic could be the second-largest, or even the largest, IPO of the year.

Sources: Anthropic plans to raise up to $69.3 billion via its initial public offering (IPO), with an offering price range of $70 to $80 per share. The company intends to issue 866,666,664 Class A shares in the IPO.