Corrections
Corrections — the full log
Every correction to a published figure or statement is logged here with the old wording, the new wording, the date and the reason — nothing on this site is silently overwritten.
What have we corrected?
Every correction to a published figure or statement is logged below with the old wording, the new wording, the date and the reason — nothing on this site is silently overwritten.
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Who runs this site?
AnthropicValuation.com constitutes the investment service of ClaudeNetwork (claudenetwork.com), itself a part of the International AI Strategy & Architect Network. → AnthropicValuation.com constitutes the independent investment-information service of ClaudeNetwork (claudenetwork.com), itself part of the International AI Strategy & Architect Network. It exists to provide fully independent, transparent information for anyone following a possible Anthropic listing.
Wording error: the who-runs-this paragraph predated the domain change to anthropicvaluation.com and named the old site. Rewritten in full and the independence purpose stated explicitly.
When does something qualify as a correction?
A correction is an error of fact or wording on our side: a figure we read wrong, a source we mis-attributed, a sentence that said something we did not mean.
A figure that moves because reality moved is not a correction — a new round, a new revenue print or a new filing is a changelog entry, and the old value stays visible there with its date. Send the figure and the source that contradicts it: if the source is primary, it is corrected the same day and logged here; if it is a press report, it goes through the same daily review as everything else.