Ondo Plans Tokenized Anthropic Shares From IPO Day

Anthropic is approaching an IPO, and both Ondo and Dinari have tied tokenized share products to that listing day. Ondo’s plan is aimed at eligible non-US investors, while Dinari has said its dShares will also be available to US investors. This sits inside the wider push to wrap exposure to high-profile tech listings in onchain products rather than waiting for traditional market access.

For investors, the practical split is between two different access models for the same name. Ondo’s route keeps the offering outside the US, while Dinari’s version reaches US investors but keeps the tokens non-transferable and barred from DeFi. That means the familiar crypto promise of open movement across wallets and protocols is narrowed once the product is wrapped around a stock.

The real trade-off here is between market access and the controls that come with tokenized wrappers. Share-backed notes and restricted dShares show how tokenization can extend equity exposure without making the underlying asset freely composable in the way crypto users often expect. This is part of a larger contest over whether blockchain-based stock products become a parallel market layer or simply a new packaging format for tightly controlled exposure. (per thedefiant.io)

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