MetaMask has added ANTH, a Hyperliquid-powered perpetual contract linked to Anthropic, as the company’s proposed Nasdaq IPO filing leaves its offer size and price range open.
The contract trades under the symbol ANTH and is powered by Hyperliquid. The contract is open-ended, and its quote reflects the contract market rather than an official Anthropic valuation. Holders receive no Anthropic shares, voting rights or dividends.
Anthropic’s registration statement proposes listing Class A shares on Nasdaq under the symbol ANT. The filing does not specify the number of shares or a price range, and it says the shares had no public trading market. The registration statement is not yet effective.
ANT and ANTH refer to separate instruments: ANT is the proposed symbol for Anthropic shares, while ANTH identifies the perpetual contract. Under the ANTH contract’s pricing model, each $1 in the quote represents $1 billion in implied company value. That model-based figure does not set the valuation or offering price for Anthropic’s proposed IPO.
At 9:18 a.m. ET on Oct. 26, the ANTH contract was quoted at $1,869, below an earlier $1,980 level, according to EconoTimes’ earlier report on the contract. Those were time-specific contract quotes, not prices for publicly traded Anthropic shares.
