According to CoinMeta, on Friday at JPMorgan Chase's New York headquarters, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei had a candid discussion with CEO Jamie Dimon and stated that the company is not particularly concerned about which month or under what market conditions to go public, emphasizing that Anthropic prefers to adopt a strategy of "less promises, more delivery." Amodei agreed that the company's valuation should not exceed its true value by even $1. Against the backdrop of recent significant fluctuations in the AI sector and pressure on tech stock valuations, Anthropic remains cautious about setting the price for IPO. It is reported that Anthropic's current target valuation is around $1.33 trillion or higher, with plans to issue 825 million shares at a price range of $70 to $78 per share. Based on the mid-range of this price range, the fundraising amount will exceed $61 billion. In addition, investors including Google also plan to invest approximately $26 billion through private placements. Amodei also admitted that investment in computing power is the "deepest commercial challenge" the company faces, as substantial expenditures on computing resources continue to put pressure on the company's finances.