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昨天摩根大通把 base:0x62c1ba684061c449b4676445668b4705044878fc 搬到了ETH链了，
看来以太坊还是传统金融大佬最新人的公链呀，
利好 ethereum:native
去年6月份 base:0x62c1ba684061c449b4676445668b4705044878fc 发行在 Base 公链上，做公链概念验证，
一年多跑下来，看起来不错，所以这次正式搬到了 ETH 链上（ BASE 链还保留）。
毕竟还是 ETH 的用户量大，信任度更高。
不过 base:0x62c1ba684061c449b4676445668b4705044878fc 是给经过许可的机构用的，普通人交易不了。别看到消息去乱交易，被同名的 MEME 币割了韭菜。

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I feel like my OpenAI has gotten dumber.
I'm using 6.1 SOL, but it keeps getting the question wrong.
I repeatedly tell it not to do something,
but it insists on doing it anyway, and when I point it out, it just says Sorry, I'll change.
Fuck, it's driving me insane……

The founder of #HEX and #PulseChain , Richard Heart, was arrested by Turkish police in Istanbul early this morning.
Turkish media said he was the subject of an Interpol Red Notice issued by Finland. He and his wife were taken away, and about $600k in cash, 24 luxury watches, 7 guns, and 20 graphics cards were found at their home.
After the news broke, HEX fell by about 30% in 24 hours.
Interestingly, in 2023, the U.S. SEC sued him, alleging that he had raised more than $1 billion and misappropriated investors’ money to buy sports cars and black diamonds. But the court dismissed the case last

🪲 Anthropic’s red team says: small models may be only a few months away from becoming worms on their own.
On October 12, they published a Frontier Red Team report, whose title, translated literally, is “AI models may be able to self-replicate without a data center.”
The experiment roughly went as follows:
🔹 bought 15 off-brand Android TV boxes (about $55 each, with 4GB of memory apiece), split the open-source model Gemma4-26B across the boxes, and ran it at about 0.39 tokens per second
🔹 tested “whether an inference service could be set up on unfamiliar hardware”: models in the 9B range suc

🎲 Broadcom CEO Chen Fuyang said in Singapore: Many AI investors are acting like they are in a casino.
On October 12, he discussed AI infrastructure at DBS’s Asia Future Forward event. His point was: Many people actually don’t know what they are investing in, their expectations are extremely high, and they ultimately find it is not much different from gambling in a casino—especially when it comes to frontier large models.
He also ran through a few figures:
🔹 Based on a rough estimate using OpenRouter’s inference throughput, the world spends around $200 billion a year on “spitting out tokens”

🏌️‍♀️ Epic has put a blockbuster Marvel × Star Wars game on hold and switched to using AI to write code and create art.
Epic is the company behind Fortnite and Unreal Engine. In 2024, Disney invested $1.5 billion in Epic, and the two sides teamed up to make a multiplayer shooter featuring Marvel and Star Wars characters together, originally slated to launch in March 2027.
Bloomberg reported on October 12 that the game has been delayed, with no new date set:
🔹 Progress is slower than expected; Epic underestimated how many people and how much time it would need
🔹 Last week, the game director

🖼️ Microsoft plans to have its own chips handle most AI inference, rolling them out at a scale of “several gigawatts” starting next year.
The AI features in Copilot and Teams have mainly run on NVIDIA GPUs. Microsoft began developing its own AI chips in 2023, called Maia, and launched the second-generation Maia 200 this January.
Nadella posted tonight that this is Microsoft’s “biggest bet ever on in-house chips”: starting in 2027, it will expand Maia to multi-gigawatt-scale deployments, making it Microsoft’s primary inference system for its own products and services. It also unveiled the

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan publicly praised Chinese large models today: tokens are cheaper, performance is “good enough,” and people are using them “very quickly.”
He said this at a forum hosted by DBS Bank in Singapore, specifically naming DeepSeek, Kimi, and Zhipu’s GLM. He also said he “strongly believes in open source—it’s the best way to improve efficiency,” and that the market should decide which model is suitable for which scenario.
There is data to back this up. OpenRouter is a platform that connects hundreds of models through a single interface, with developers paying based on usage. It pub

The CEOs of Broadcom and Intel said the same thing in Singapore today: what AI may be short of next is money, not chips.
AI computing capacity has been in short supply for the past two years—first GPUs, then memory, wafers, and power. Broadcom CEO Hock Tan said at a DBS Bank forum that these bottlenecks are being resolved one by one: memory shortages may no longer persist a year from now, wafer constraints could ease around 2028–2029, and the situation in which demand for computing capacity exceeds supply could last until 2029 or even 2030. But he believes “the biggest constraint may be capita

Koreans are trading AI, with most of their money bet on Samsung and SK Hynix. The outside world estimates OpenAI’s annual business at around $70 billion, while the company reportedly told investors it was about $50 billion—an approximately $20 billion gap;
when the market panics, foreign investors dump memory stocks first. Samsung fell despite just reporting record results—it did nothing wrong, but was dragged down by AI sentiment.
October 12 was the first trading day after South Korea’s holiday market closure. The KOSPI fell 3.65%, closing at 6,384.24 points; counting from October 6, it had f

A single Patriot interceptor costs $3–4 million, making it not very cost-effective against cheap drones.
Anduril officially announced Steelfin today (October 12): a family of two-stage, configurable surface-to-air interceptors.
The company aims to price them at around one-third of the current PAC-3 MSE; they share the terminal-stage airframe and flight-control system, while swapping the first-stage booster, seeker, and launch platform to cover threats ranging from cheap loitering munitions to ballistic missiles and hypersonic weapons. Ballistic tests have been completed, with flight testing to

The same matter, but the two sides’ accounts are far apart. China and the EU have reached an understanding on hybrid vehicle trade.
EU Trade Commissioner Šefčovič said on October 9: Compared with earlier forecasts, China’s hybrid/plug-in hybrid vehicle exports to Europe may fall by more than half over the next four years.
The Ministry of Commerce responded today (October 12): According to Eurostat, the EU imported 107k hybrid vehicles from China in 2024 and 302k in 2025; the arrangement is to move “upward” from the 2025 baseline, ensuring export room and stable growth; China’s quota will be no

🔣 Shing-Tung Yau launches a thousand-person “Mathematics × AI” alliance: the most exciting, and the most dangerous.
On October 11, Fields Medalist and dean of Tsinghua Qiuzhen College Shing-Tung Yau led the establishment of the “Shing-Tung Yau Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory Alliance” at Tsinghua.
Bringing together 8 institutions, including Qiuzhen College, the Shing-Tung Yau Mathematical Sciences Center, the Beijing Yanqi Lake Institute of Applied Mathematics, the CAS Morningstar Mathematics Center, the Shanghai Institute of Mathematics and Interdisciplinary Sciences, the

🤣 After maxing out AI-generated song production, one person manipulated streams to outstream Taylor Swift—and landed himself in legal trouble.
Platforms such as Spotify and Apple Music pay royalties based on the number of streams. Michael Smith of North Carolina used fake accounts and bots to inflate streams for songs he uploaded himself starting in 2017, defrauding the platforms of royalties; later, he switched heavily to AI-generated tracks, causing the output of fake songs to surge.
The Justice Department said he was the first person in the United States to be criminally charged with “AI-a