The collapse of Dashdot — one of Australia's most prominent buyer's agencies — raises a bigger question about whether the property market is hitting an inflection point. Meanwhile, Anthropic files for a blockbuster IPO in a trillion-dollar race with SpaceX and OpenAI.

We discuss:

• Dashdot's collapse being a significant signal of a turning property market.
• The role of negative gearing  and CGT changes in investor appetite 
• Rising insolvency risks across property-related businesses, from buyer's agents to mortgage brokers
• The political difficulty of making housing more affordable when existing owners are disadvantaged
• Anthropic's Claude Mythos expansion to 200 organisations and the confusion in Australia about who's on the list
• Anthropic, OpenAI, and SpaceX racing to be first to IPO 
• Whether or not public markets can absorb three trillion-dollar floats at once

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