Cursor's parent company Anysphere completed $900 million in financing, and FTX's early investment institutions' shares were liquidated at a low price

According to the Financial Times, reports that Anysphere, the company behind the AI code editor Cursor, has completed a financing round of $900 million led by Thrive Capital (also an investor in OpenAI), with a valuation of $9 billion. Investors include a16z, Accel, and others. Previously, Alameda Research invested $200,000 in Anysphere during its seed round in 2022. However, its shares were liquidated by the liquidator for $200,000 after FTX's bankruptcy. Anysphere has not disclosed its seed round valuation, but the community estimates that if Alameda Research's investment had been retained until today, it could be worth around $500 million.