Crypto Morning Brief: Anthropic IPO's latest prospectus filing revealed, NEAR AI's internal systems breached

Anthropic's updated IPO prospectus shows the company plans to sell 825 million shares at an indicative range of $70–78 each, with cornerstone investors including AMD, Broadcom, Google, Micron, Microsoft, Nvidia and TSMC Partners committing to buy $26 billion of common stock in a separate private placement. The filing lands as South Korea's Personal Information Protection Commission opened a formal probe into a Claude data leak affecting about 100 Korean enterprise accounts, and as Fed Governor Waller said the central bank is not "super hawkish" and won't raise rates by 150–200 basis points. In crypto, Initia halted its L1 mainnet after unauthorized transfers from multiple Rollup cross-chain custody accounts, with roughly 605,000 USDC bridged out via Noble plus about $10,000 in other tokens, totaling around $615,000, after attackers apparently forged IBC transfers using leaked Rollup infrastructure keys. NEAR AI paused its Cloud inference service following unauthorized access to internal systems, saying the breach was contained and that NEAR Protocol and other services were unaffected. Binance said it will no longer process transactions involving 13 MEXC-related entities after FinCEN named MEXC a primary money laundering concern, while Coinbase, Kalshi, Kraken parent Payward, DRW, Jump Trading and Paradigm sought to file amicus briefs backing CFTC authority over single-stock perpetual futures. Watch for Initia's full loss assessment and restart plan, NEAR AI Cloud's resumption, and the court fight over whether single-stock perps fall under the CFTC or SEC.