Odaily News, according to sources familiar with the matter, Anthropic's revolving credit facility is expected to exceed the target of approximately $10 billion. As the AI company prepares for its highly anticipated IPO, related financing arrangements are being expanded. Sources say that Anthropic, the developer of Claude, plans to expand its so-called "revolving credit facility", which has attracted attention from numerous banks hoping to enhance their roles in the IPO. Some of the sources revealed that Anthropic has asked the banks leading the credit facility and most actively participating to provide loan commitments of approximately $1.25 billion; for the next tier of active banks, the company encourages commitments of around $1 billion; while for banks with lower participation levels, their commitments gradually decrease to about $750 million or even less.
Odaily News: Hong Kong police revealed that an 80-year-old retiree clicked a fraudulent link in an online pop-up ad in June this year, downloading a fake app called "Trust Wallet" that impersonated a cryptocurrency platform. Subsequently, scammers posed as platform customer service staff and lured the victim into investing with promises of "high returns and big profits." Following their instructions, the elderly man withdrew cash from the bank and exchanged the cash for cryptocurrency at a crypto exchange shop. Over the following month and a half, he transferred ETH worth over HK$5 million in multiple installments to a wallet controlled by the scammers. It was only when he was unable to withdraw funds from the fake app and customer service became unresponsive that he realized he had been defrauded. Hong Kong police remind families to pay attention to the online habits and financial situations of the elderly, proactively share anti-fraud information, and remain vigilant against investment scams that use fake apps and high-yield promises.


