SolanaAnthropic is the AI safety company behind the Claude model family, privately held with backing from Google and Amazon. This token gives indirect economic exposure to that equity through issuer-administered SPVs and carries the deepest market of the pre-IPO set at listing: roughly 56,000 holders and about $1.5 million of routable liquidity.
Pre-IPO economic exposure to Anthropic, the maker of Claude.
Prism analyst note
The largest pre-IPO token market on Solana by liquidity at listing. It grants no rights in Anthropic; it is SPV-routed economic exposure with an open order flow and a verifiable mint. Treat the issuer's backing attestation and the premium or discount to private-round valuations as the two risks that matter.
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This listing is based on the issuer's official disclosures. Prism has not independently confirmed it on-chain.
- What was checked
- This listing is based on the issuer's official disclosures. Prism has not independently confirmed these disclosures on-chain.
- Last verified
- Oct 17, 2026
- Token contract
- Pren1F…Lkhw
- Custody
- SPV holdings administered by the issuer; the token itself is self-custodied
Documents & disclosures
Frequently asked
Do I own shares of the company?+
No. The token confers no ownership, voting, dividend or information rights. It is indirect economic exposure through SPVs the issuer administers, and the company itself is not affiliated with the issuer.
What is verifiable on-chain?+
The mint address, the supply, the holder base and the live market are all on Solana and were confirmed at listing. The SPV holdings behind the token are the issuer's attestation and cannot be proven on-chain.
Why can the price differ from the company's valuation?+
The token trades freely against its own pool liquidity. Secondary pre-IPO markets are thin and gated, so the on-chain price can carry a material premium or discount to the latest private round, and pool fees on these pairs are higher than on listed-stock pairs.