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Ethereum Foundation (EF) has officially granted sponsorship to the Security Alliance (SEAL) to crack down on developer-driven wallet-draining malware that harms the ecosystem.
Through an initiative titled 1Ts, the funding is being used to hire specialized security engineers tasked with tracking and disabling malware developers who target crypto users.
This step was taken in response to phishing attacks that are estimated to have caused losses reaching millions of dollars across the crypto industry.
This white hat hacker organization acts as a global intelligence hub, facilitating real-time information sharing about security threats. In addition to technical support, the alliance also provides legal protection for security researchers who ethically detect network vulnerabilities.
Support from the Ethereum Foundation aims to strengthen intelligence teams so they can counter the growing sophistication of social engineering tactics, which often rely on fake protocol websites to deceive users.
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Meta’s move to issue quarterly dividends underscores its shift from prioritizing rapid expansion to delivering steady cash returns to shareholders.
As the company’s largest individual shareholder, CEO Mark Zuckerberg stands to gain directly from these dividend payments through his long-term equity holdings.
The decision highlights Meta’s solid cash flow performance, supported by a rebound in advertising revenue and growing investments in AI across its ecosystem.
Launching a dividend program also demonstrates management’s confidence in the company’s financial strength, even as it continues to invest heavily in AI, infrastructure, and metaverse initiatives.
From Startup to Titan: Anthropic Secures $30B at $380B Valuation
Anthropic Raises $30 Billion at $380 Billion Valuation, Cementing AI Leadership
Anthropic, the San Francisco-based AI company renowned for its Claude models, announced today a massive $30 billion Series G funding round, valuing the company at $380 billion post-money. The deal, one of the largest in tech history, was led by Singapore’s GIC and Coatue Management, with co-leads including D. E. Shaw Ventures, Dragoneer, Founders Fund, ICONIQ, and MGX. A star-studded list of participants includes Sequoia Capital, BlackRock, Fidelity, and portions from Microsoft and NVIDIA.
Founded less than three years ago by former OpenAI executives, Anthropic has achieved meteoric growth. Its annual run-rate revenue now stands at $14 billion, having grown more than 10x each of the past three years. Over 500 customers now spend $1 million+ annually on Claude—up from just a dozen two years ago—including eight of the Fortune 10.
The fresh capital will supercharge frontier research, accelerate product innovation like Claude Code (already at $2.5 billion run-rate), and expand infrastructure to deploy Claude across AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, and diverse hardware platforms.
“Claude is becoming critical to how businesses work,” said CFO Krishna Rao. “This reflects the incredible demand we’re seeing.”
As AI adoption surges, Anthropic’s raise signals the sector’s shift from hype to high-stakes enterprise reality.