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Anthropic listing contract rises to 64 percent after trader’s Yes purchase

A Polymarket trader bought 14,939 dollars in Yes shares at 59 percent on Anthropic listing publicly by November 30, 2026, a position estimated to return about 10,560 dollars in profit if it wins. The market later priced the outcome at 64 percent, with 391,091 dollars in lifetime volume.

A Polymarket trader spent 14,939 dollars on Yes shares tied to Anthropic listing publicly by November 30, 2026, according to Bonus. The purchase was made at 59 percent.

The position’s estimated profit would be about 10,560 dollars if the outcome resolves in its favor. That figure represents a conditional profit, not a realized gain.

Market pricing moves higher

The market subsequently priced the outcome at 64 percent, putting it 5 percentage points above the trader’s purchase level. The supplied reporting does not establish that the purchase caused the increase.

Lifetime trading volume in the market stood at 391,091 dollars. The report was published on Nov 1, 2026, at 11:15 AM ET, with the contract focused on the November 30, 2026 deadline.

What it means for prediction markets

  • The move from 59 percent to 64 percent reflects higher market-implied odds of a qualifying public listing by the deadline, rather than confirmation that a listing will occur.
  • The estimated 10,560 dollars in profit depends on a winning resolution; the later market price does not itself secure that payout.
  • The reported purchase and lifetime volume provide context for trading activity, but neither establishes whether Anthropic will meet the contract’s deadline.
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