Storm Duncan lists $8 million Mill Valley home for Anthropic shares

2 articles · Updated · NewsBytes · Apr 24

Duncan is offering his $8 million San Francisco Bay-view estate, covering closing costs for Anthropic shareholders and allowing sellers to keep 20% of future gains before transferring shares.
The direct share-for-home deal reflects Duncan's belief in Anthropic's valuation above $800 billion, aligning with current market sentiment and attracting significant attention from tech investors.
Previously, Duncan offered a $4.8 million Marin County estate for Anthropic shares, amid high demand and limited availability as Anthropic's valuation soared, fueled by its AI product Claude Code.

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