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Has gold peaked?
Where exactly is capital flowing amid pressure on tech stocks?
When the market discusses a “major liquidity shakeout,” what are we actually talking about?
Tonight, I’ll discuss these key market-moving questions with you in the livestream.
Bring your observations and questions, and join us in the livestream for a discussion.
Tonight (October 15), 20:00—21:00 Beijing time, CoinW LIVE.
See you in the livestream.

Google says internal use of Argon agents increased code submissions by over 35%—are developers ready?
The global rollout is here!
AI Studio and the Gemini API are now available.
Pro and Ultra subscribers can experience them directly in the app and Search.
Introductory API pricing: $2 per million input tokens, $10 for output, with a 95% discount on cached tokens.
The quota is 1 million tokens combined for input and output—don’t get it wrong.
Google says the internal results are astonishing, but can external developers replicate them?
Scientists get free access to Antigravity, but they must appl

Sell Coins to Save the Stock?
SkyAI Sells Half Its SOL to Prepare for a Buyback—Are Shareholders Laughing or Crying?
The company announced that it recently sold approximately 1 million SOL, half of its original holdings.
It still holds 1 million SOL and may continue selling.
It plans to use the sale proceeds and cash to repurchase up to 95% of various securities at $3 per share or warrant.
The maximum total consideration is approximately $201 million, representing a 65% premium to the October 9 closing price.
One expected condition is that SOL’s closing price remain above $100 throughout the o

Bitcoin fell just 2.8%, yet $771 million was wiped out?
This is what leverage liquidation looks like!
At the time of The Block's data snapshot, Bitcoin had fallen below $82,000 to $81,382, down 2.8% over 24 hours; Ethereum was at $2,425, down 4.6%.
To be clear, these were price snapshots at that time, not real-time market prices.
But the liquidation data was even more brutal: $771 million was liquidated across the market over the past 24 hours, including $685.6 million in long positions.
Longs accounted for nearly 90%.
With prices correcting by less than 3%, longs still fell in droves—a remind

Can 15 TV boxes really run a 26B model?
The evolution of AI deployment capabilities is downright suffocating!
Anthropic connected 15 $55 Android TV boxes to run Gemma4-26B-A4B in a distributed manner. Although the speed was as slow as 0.39 tokens per second, these cheap devices could actually support large-model inference.
What’s truly terrifying is this adaptability: Qwen3.5-9B could launch on 8 out of 9 types of hardware, and AI is breaking through physical limitations at breakneck speed.
Don’t let the self-replication experiment drive the narrative: the cloud nodes used emulators and standa

Can Meta’s most powerful AI model really remember your key needs and automatically correct its mistakes?
The Active Memory feature lets Muse Wonder retain key context across conversations, while Active Focus automatically tries alternative solutions when it encounters obstacles.
Official examples include understanding leases and handling insurance claims; Muse app integration is planned for later, while developers can experience it through the API and Muse Code now.
The API and Muse Code are already available, while the Full version is limited to subscribers and app integration still requires

OneKey has cut out distributors entirely—has the crypto hardware wallet trust crisis been triggered early?!
Founder Yishi announced the cancellation of CryptoBilis’s authorization and the suspension of all new distributors.
Existing channels will also undergo a comprehensive review, with supply chain security entering a state of highest alert.
But what’s outrageous is that, according to reports, no OneKey user had reported assets stolen in connection with this incident at the time of the announcement.
All measures are preventive, and OneKey clearly does not want to gamble on a one-in-ten-thous

The bottleneck for AI clusters isn’t the GPU after all?
Marvell is stepping in to break through the memory wall!
At the OCP Summit, Marvell plans to showcase a series of AI infrastructure solutions.
The Teralynx T100 switch chip delivers 102.4T of throughput and is designed specifically for next-generation data centers.
Structera CXL memory expansion directly tackles the memory wall challenge in AI training.
There are also 1.6T optical solutions, 800G modules, and a complete open-standard architecture.
The company says customers want performance, power consumption, and flexibility,

Nvidia’s $800 million still isn’t enough—now it wants to swallow the people and technology outright?
The FT says it is discussing further investment with Reflection AI, and even an acquisition.
But these former DeepMind researchers only founded the company in 2024, and its valuation logic is moving like a rocket.
What’s even more interesting is that the talks may involve an acqui-hire—bringing on the talent and securing licenses while bypassing a full acquisition.
If structured this way, it could avoid lengthy regulatory scrutiny. Nvidia’s playing this game so blatantly I can practically hear

Can the Canton Fair Design Award also be used as medical device safety certification?
174 companies and 222 products received awards, with Zhangxue Motorcycle 820RR and the Zhixun Capsule Robot Gastric Endoscopy System both winning the Supreme Gold Award
But this is clearly a design innovation award, not an endorsement of clinical efficacy!
This award does not mean that capsule robots have completely replaced traditional gastroscopes
Smart products accounted for 32%, while green products accounted for 44%; the Canton Fair promotes innovative and environmentally friendly design, not a safety pa

Zheng Qinwen wins the China Open title and makes history—this comeback against the odds was absolutely thrilling!
Down 4–5 in the first set, she fought off three set points to hold serve, then won three straight games to turn it around—her mental strength was incredible
After a crucial break in the second set, she went from 0–30 down while serving for the championship to sealing it with an ACE—the championship point was converted decisively
The first homegrown women’s singles champion in the China Open’s 20 editions, and the winner of her first WTA 1000 title—China’s new tennis standard-bearer

Zhou Hongyi suffered a comminuted fracture after falling while bouldering—how painful must that have been!
After falling from a height of three meters, he said his left leg was immediately unable to move upon landing, and all business trips over the next two or three months are off
He’ll spend a month recuperating at home in an immobilizer, throwing his entire schedule into disarray
He went rock climbing and paid for it with his knee—are the safety measures really adequate

Today is the scheduled rollover date for the DNSSEC root key—are your validating resolvers ready?
Hardly anyone cares about this kind of foundational security operation, which is simply absurd.
IANA plans to use the new key 38696 to sign the root zone key set on October 11, 2026; the old key 20326 will no longer sign, but the actual switch still needs to be confirmed.
The new key was published in January 2025, yet the old key will not be revoked and removed until 2027.
Resolvers with DNSSEC validation enabled may be unable to continue validating the root zone if they do not update their trust

A contestant who was researching at Tsinghua at the time had their first-place award withdrawn by Nikon after the video violated generative AI rules!
Where are the boundaries of scientific imaging?
After a renewed review, Nikon determined that the original video did not comply with its generative AI rules and adjusted the rankings.
Officials emphasized that the decision concerned only the work’s eligibility and should not be regarded as a judgment of the contestant’s professional reputation or research contributions.
The new first-place winner is Vietnam’s Nguyen Nam Nhat, whose work showcases

What are the consequences of reading too many tomb-raiding novels?
This idiot Yu Moucai really treated a novel as a technical manual. He bought tools and raided an Eastern Zhou tomb twice, stealing 23 Spring and Autumn artifacts, 22 of which were Grade 3 or above. The court sentenced him to 12 years in prison—serves him right!
He taught himself to become a tomb raider, yet when he committed the crimes in 2023, why didn’t he think about the law?
Now the verdict has taken effect. He faces a fine on top of everything else—suffering a double loss.
The Supreme People’s Court and the National Cultur