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'Leopold Just Stopped Taking Calls': Inside the Week That Gutted Wall Street's Hottest AI Fund

Jul 31, 2026 · 09:20 AM ET· updated 2h ago
'Leopold Just Stopped Taking Calls': Inside the Week That Gutted Wall Street's Hottest AI Fund

Leopold Aschenbrenner told investors it was a 'good time to add funds.' Six days later, his $24 billion AI hedge fund sold its portfolio to Ken Griffin's Citadel.

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A famous AI investor suddenly sold all his stocks to another company after telling people to invest more money with him. This shows that even smart investors can change their minds fast, and you should notice when leaders act differently than what they say.

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