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Sam Bankman-Fried Would Have $114 Billion Portfolio if Not Incarcerated

My First Million · The most simplified breakdown of the SpaceX IPO on the internet · June 12, 2026
Sam Bankman-Fried Would Have $114 Billion Portfolio if Not Incarcerated
My First Million
My First Million
The most simplified breakdown of the SpaceX IPO on the internet
"Pour one out for Sam Bankman-Fried. He's on the— there's a lot of winners out of this IPO. He would be one of the losers out of this IPO because he had an investment in SpaceX that would have been worth $15 billion. And his overall portfolio, he had Anthropic, which would be worth $80 billion, his— because he was one of the earliest investors in Anthropic."
Analysis of SBF's illegally-funded portfolio shows it would be worth $114 billion today, including $80 billion in Anthropic, $15 billion in SpaceX, and stakes in Robinhood, Cursor, and Solana. The assets were liquidated during bankruptcy proceedings, with buyers of the distressed portfolio becoming the actual winners rather than SBF or his victims.
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