The U.S. government is unlikely to extend export controls imposed on Anthropic to other artificial intelligence companies, The Information reported. According to Jin10, the report said U.S. officials were not expected to broaden the scope of the Anthropic-related export restrictions to additional AI firms.

SpaceX’s milestone listing on Nasdaq proceeded smoothly, easing concerns on Wall Street and offering a model for handling other large initial public offerings expected later this year, including OpenAI and Anthropic. According to Jin10, the IPO was record-setting in size, nearly three times larger than the biggest IPO previously completed on U.S. exchanges. The report said trading and order-handling systems at underwriters, the exchange, and market makers withstood the strain of processing millions of customer orders. The smooth debut contrasted with Facebook’s first trading day in 2012, when technical problems disrupted investors and brokers for hours. Morgan Stanley, described as the “stabilizing agent,” played a key role in managing the opening process. Citadel Securities said the SpaceX IPO generated the highest level of retail order activity ever recorded for an IPO auction. Nasdaq CEO Friedman said market participants worked well together, preparations were sufficient, and the trading debut was “flawless.”

Wall Street is pitching funds that buy collateralized loan obligations as a way for retail investors to profit from elevated interest rates while avoiding defaults in private credit, according to Bloomberg.

The U.S. government ordered Anthropic on Friday to suspend access to two Claude models for all foreign nationals under an emergency export control directive. According to NS3.AI, the directive required Anthropic to disable the models across its entire customer base to ensure compliance. Anthropic disputed the government’s finding, saying officials provided only verbal evidence of a potential jailbreak that it described as narrow and not universal. David Sacks said the administration asked Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei to fix the jailbreak or de-deploy Fable.

The largest company on public markets now holds bitcoin as a treasury reserve rather than making crypto its core business model. In its first earnings cycles, investors will be watching whether this treasury-style approach or a crypto-centric corporate model proves more resilient through a bear market, according to CoinDesk.

Venezuela signed an agreement with Argentina’s Impsa SA to complete work at the long-stalled Tocoma hydroelectric dam and help restore the country’s deteriorating power grid. According to Bloomberg, the deal is aimed at advancing the Tocoma project and supporting efforts to stabilize Venezuela’s electricity system.

Anthropic has released Claude Fable 5, a new AI model it says offers stronger reasoning and coding while blocking the most dangerous uses, as DeFi protocols have lost more than $840 million to hacks in the first five months of the year. According to CoinDesk, Anthropic also made a more capable version, Claude Mythos 5, available only to vetted users in cybersecurity and critical infrastructure, with high-risk requests routed to a weaker Claude Opus 4.8 model in fewer than 5% of sessions.

Elon Musk became the world’s first trillionaire on June 12 after SpaceX raised $75 billion in a record IPO, lifting his net worth to about $1.1 trillion. According to BeInCrypto, Forbes data shows Musk’s fortune exceeds the combined wealth of Larry Page, Sergey Brin, Jeff Bezos, and Larry Ellison, while the top 10 billionaires hold $3.1 trillion. US lawmakers renewed calls for wealth taxes, with Senator Elizabeth Warren, Senator Bernie Sanders, and Representative Pramila Jayapal backing proposals as inflation hit 4.2% in May and gas prices reached $4.1 a gallon.

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The combination of rising leverage and lagging depreciation has caused risks to spread from off-balance-sheet to the credit system.

SpaceX, US stock, xStocks' SpaceX IPO saw a massive reduction in allocations, which is not a sign of disrespect for the cryptocurrency market. Golden Finance reports that this isn't the first time the core underwriting syndicate has changed allocations at the last minute.

On the opening day of the world's largest IPO, crypto platforms experienced a quota incident.

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Anthropic's latest models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, are embroiled in controversy again.

After more than two decades of waiting, Musk has finally brought SpaceX to the capital market.

Due to a significant reduction in retail allocations, xStocks' upstream underwriters were unable to deliver the full amount of SpaceX's underlying shares to participating platforms. Consequently, several exchanges that partnered with xStocks, including Bybit and Binance, announced that they were unable to complete the settlement and would have to issue collective refunds.

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