Bitget Hack Losses Exceed $387M as Anthropic Prepares for $2T IPO

The Bitget hack, which occurred recently, resulted in an estimated loss of $387.5 million. The exchange claimed that client balances were unaffected and resumed withdrawals. However, the stolen assets passed through THORChain, which did not block the attacker's addresses due to its decentralized architecture.

NEAR Intents claimed to have blocked attempts to transfer about $50 million. However, a few days later, NEAR Intents itself halted operations after a $3.8 million hack.

Separately, Anthropic is preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) with a potential valuation exceeding $2 trillion. The company has incurred significant operating losses and committed to future expenses of at least $518 billion.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has initiated an investigation into AI and autonomous agent developers, including Anthropic.

Meanwhile, MetaMask reported an incident in its staking infrastructure, but the affected Ethereum validators were withdrawn, and there is no immediate threat to user wallets.