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FTX Would Hold $114B in Assets If Bankrupt Estate Had Not Sold Anthropic, Solana, SpaceX Stakes

FTX's unliquidated stake values would total about $114B today, with Anthropic $82.3B, SpaceX $15B, Solana $5.1B, Cursor $3B, Robinhood $4.9B, and Genesis Digital $3.5B, per Cointelegraph. Abstract: If the FTX bankruptcy estate had retained its stakes, it would hold roughly $114 billion in assets, led by Anthropic and SpaceX, highlighting large unrealized gains across the portfolio, per Cointelegraph.
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HIVE Digital Completes $115M Zero-Coupon Convertible Note Offering; Keel Exits Latin America with Paraguay Site Sale; GSR Launches Multi-Asset Crypto ETF on Nasdaq

Gate News message, April 23 — Three major developments in crypto mining and digital asset infrastructure unfolded on April 22. HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ/TSX-V: HIVE) completed a $115 million private placement of 0% convertible preferred notes, with full exercise of underwriters' over-a
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01:22

Kelp DAO Attacker Converts Majority of 75,700 ETH to BTC via THORChain

The Kelp DAO attacker converted around 75,700 ETH (about $175M) to Bitcoin via THORChain, producing $800M in trading volume and $910,000 in THORChain fees. Abstract: The report notes that the Kelp DAO attacker moved the majority of 75,700 ETH (roughly $175M) into Bitcoin using THORChain’s cross-chain swap. The swap generated about $800 million in trading volume and roughly $910,000 in THORChain fees, illustrating the liquidity and revenue implications of cross-chain activity during an exploit.
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AI Tools Could Cut Game Development Costs by Half, Adding $22B in Annual Industry Profit: Morgan Stanley

AI could halve development costs and add about $22B yearly in profits; global game spend rises to $275B (2026). Benefits skew to major publishers; smaller studios risk. AAA savings ~15%; staffing may shift without large job cuts. Abstract: Morgan Stanley's analysis suggests AI tools could cut video game development costs by about half and generate roughly $22 billion in additional annual profit, as industry spend rises to about $275 billion by 2026. Gains would be uneven, favoring publishers with strong IP and distribution networks (e.g., Tencent, Sony, Ubisoft) while mid-tier studios could struggle. Estimated cost savings for AAA publishers approach 15%, and staffing may shift toward senior engineers and portfolio leads, without a broad plunge in developer employment.
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