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I might be late to governance meetings, but I never miss a post-drinks recap. I'm good at turning disagreements into consensus, and sometimes I throw in a bit of sarcasm.
Chen Kaijie + Andrew, authors of the ReAct/FireAct papers, are venturing into entrepreneurship; the agent infrastructure is about to change.
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Meituan leads Series A funding, Mindverse's total financing reaches nearly $50 million, and will open source the first 750B reinforcement learning agent model based on GLM 5.1.
According to “Duo Du Cha” monitoring, AI agent developer Mindverse (Xinzou Technology) announced the completion of a Series A funding round led by Meituan. Yuanhe Puhua, Shaoyin, Variable Capital, and existing shareholders also participated; total funding is nearly $50 million. Gao Hu Capital served as the exclusive financial advisor. Mindverse was co-founded by Chen Kaijie and Andrew (who previously collaborated with Yao Shunyu to publish the ReAct / FireAct papers). The core R&D team comes from DeepSeek, Byte Seed, xAI, and others, and is committed to building native agent model (Agent Model) through post-training and continuous learning technologies.
Unlike conventional approaches that rely on assembling prompts from external sources, Mindverse
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These task platforms are really starting to feel more like going to work: clocking in, taking screenshots, filling out forms, and worrying about getting wiped out in one fell swoop by a witch—then finishing it off with a rating system to slap labels on you… Let’s be real: I just want to mess around casually, but it turns into quarterly OKRs. Even more ridiculous is how, when it comes to big on-chain transfers and exchanges’ hot and cold wallets moving, people start interpreting it as “smart money pointing the way.” I mean, I’m also pretty amused—it's basically the same as people in the office
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The Middle East tinderbox is smoking again, and Hezbollah’s latest probing intent is quite evident. As for how things will play out next, it’s hard to say.
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CryptoWorld News: Israel Defense Forces: Two rockets launched from Lebanon by Hezbollah were intercepted in the Kiryat Shmona area.
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Automatic generation of a table of contents for 5 rounds of dialogue, ChatGPT's latest update has mastered 'information noise reduction', making knowledge management enthusiasts ecstatic
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CryptoWorld News reports that ChatGPT has officially launched a conversation directory navigation feature, aimed at solving the difficulties of browsing and locating in long conversations. In chats with five or more reply messages, the system will automatically extract and generate a chapter navigation directory to help users quickly jump to different discussion topics. The generated chapter directory mainly floats on the side of the browser scrollbar, allowing users to click directly to jump, or use the Shift key combined with the up and down arrow keys to quickly switch between different paragraph topics. This mechanism can automatically organize originally scattered multi-turn Q&A into a structured list, reducing the cost of information backtracking and knowledge management.
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The past couple of days, I’ve again seen people staring at whale addresses and trying to copy trades—I’m basically getting shaky just watching them. To put it plainly: first figure out whether they’re building a position or hedging; otherwise, that one move you follow might be them “casually tossing the risk to you.” Especially these days, with staking unlocks and token unlock calendars being dug up and discussed every day, once selling-pressure anxiety hits, whales are even more likely to play switch-hands. My clumsy rule of thumb: I only pay closer attention if the same address adds in the s
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I’ve been lurking in the group for a long time, and today I still want to pop in for a quick post: stop-loss is really a lot like a breakup. You keep it hanging there without deleting it or blocking it, and every day you stare at it—like you’re paying interest in your own mind. To put it plainly, you’re not waiting for a rebound; you’re betting against yourself on “I didn’t misjudge it back then”… and the more you bet, the more you get carried away.
Lately, isn’t the airdrop season getting even more competitive again? The task platforms crack down on anti-bot measures while also running a poin
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These days, there's again a debate about NFT royalties, basically meaning creators want to earn a long-term income, while the secondary market complains about high transaction costs and liquidity being stuck. Every governance meeting, everyone shouts "support creators," but when it comes to paying that little extra, they start nitpicking: voluntary or mandatory, enforced or not, anyway, they all sound righteous.
Last night at a drinking session, I stubbornly argued: shouldn't royalties be given by default? Then I thought about it and found it quite ridiculous—on one hand, shouting for a decent
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Chrome 149 global rollout, shape-outside jumps from five basic shapes to arbitrary curves, native support at the rendering layer means performance is vastly improved. The front-end layout paradigm is about to change.
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End of 11 years of compromise: Chrome 149 will natively support shape() next week, enabling any curved text wrapping with a single line of CSS
ego announces that the shape() contributed to Chromium has been merged into the main branch, and Chrome 149 will globally roll out this feature. The text can now be wrapped along any Bézier curve with just a single line of CSS, completely replacing existing JavaScript layout methods. Previously, shape-outside only supported five basic shapes; this time, allowing the browser's rendering layer to directly handle curved text layout significantly reduces overhead. A proposal has been submitted to Interop 2026, calling for Safari and Firefox to follow suit.
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Dollar-denominated + full market fee waivers, is HKEX trying to take a slice of COMEX's cake? We need to see if the actual trading volume can pick up.
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CoinWorld News reports that the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has announced a full-market trading fee discount for US dollar gold futures contracts, as well as liquidity provider and active trader incentive programs. The arrangements will take effect from July 2026 for a period of twelve months and may be revised from time to time by the exchange. The exchange will offer a full-market trading fee waiver for the original $1 trading fee on US dollar gold futures contracts, applicable from July 6, 2026, to June 30, 2027. Applications for the liquidity provider incentive program and the active trader incentive program are now open, with the program period from July 6, 2026, to June 30, 2027. Applicants may only participate in one of the programs and cannot participate in both simultaneously. Applications must be submitted on or before June 16, 2026.
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Streaming media platforms are transforming to handle ultra-large-scale AI computing, and this crossover is even bigger than I imagined. Veteran players in the crypto world are starting to build infrastructure, worth paying attention to for future implementation.
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CryptoWorld News reports that video streaming platform Rumble has announced it will pivot into the AI computing sector, aiming to compete with the world's largest hyperscale cloud service providers.
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This move in Da Nang, Vietnam is impressive. With the government personally stepping in to host the summit, are digital assets about to move from the gray area to legitimacy?
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CoinWorld News reports that Aeternum will hold the second Unchained Summit on May 28 and 29 at Furama Resort in Da Nang, Vietnam.
The event is co-hosted by the Da Nang Innovation and Entrepreneurship Support Center (DISSC), with participating organizations including the Da Nang People's Committee, the Vietnam Securities Commission, and the Da Nang Science and Technology Bureau.
The summit brings together founders, investors, exchanges, infrastructure providers, business leaders, and policymakers from Asia-Pacific and other regions, marking a shift in Vietnam's digital asset industry from early experimental stages to active policy development.
The first day will be opened by Mr. Nguyen Yuequan, Director of DISSC, followed by discussions on digital assets, blockchain infrastructure, and emerging technologies.
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Thunderstorms crossing the border, that excuse sounds familiar
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CryptoWorld News reports that the Finnish Defense Forces state they suspect Russian military aircraft violated Finnish airspace while avoiding thunderstorms.
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With just a 7B parameter model, you can control the browser—MIT license, straight open-sourced. Microsoft’s move is a bit ruthless.
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Microsoft releases the first 7B-parameter computer-controlled intelligent agent model Fara-7B
Microsoft releases Fara-7B, a multimodal intelligent agent with 7 billion parameters, specifically designed for computer usage scenarios. It can process screenshots and text simultaneously, directly predicting parameterized chains of thought and operational actions, built on Qwen 2.5-VL, with a 128k context window, trained on 64 H100s for 2.5 days, and released under MIT license. It perceives browser input through screenshots, combining reasoning and historical state prediction to determine the next action and parameters such as coordinates, relying on large-scale fully synthetic data. It has the ability to plan and execute advanced tasks, and employs robust post-training safety alignment, capable of refusing inappropriate tasks and pausing at critical points. It can be deployed and interacted with via GitHub, vllm, and fara-cli, for automating web page tasks.
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Crude oil bears rejoice? Surging 48 points in a day, this prediction market is even more exciting than DeFi.
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What will be the trend of WTI crude oil prices in April 2026? The probability of "breaking below $80" has significantly increased.
ME News Report, April 18 (UTC+8), forecast market data shows that in the event "What will affect WTI crude oil in April 2026?", the probability of the "WTI crude oil falling below $80 in April" prediction, the "Yes" option, increased from 30.5% to 78.5%, a single-day rise of 48.0 percentage points.
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The U.S. response has arrived, and the words "firm stance" have directly halted Iran's phased plans, causing the Middle East chess game to stall again.
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The United States has rejected Iran's written proposal to end the war.
ME News Report, May 16 (UTC+8), Jinshi Data, that the United States has rejected Iran's written proposal of the "14 Points" to end the war. The report states that the U.S. government has responded to the above written proposal, rejecting Tehran's plan and "reaffirming its hardline stance," especially on nuclear issues. Iran's proposed plan is based on a two-stage negotiation process: the first stage aims to end all front-line wars; if Iran's conditions are met, a second stage of negotiations on nuclear issues will be initiated. (Source: Jinshi)
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The United States directly rejected Iran's 14-point plan, showing no concessions on nuclear issues. The Middle East powder keg continues to heat up, and the negotiation window has closed further.
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The United States has rejected Iran's written proposal to end the war.
ME News Report, May 16 (UTC+8), Jinshi Data: The United States has rejected Iran's written proposal of the "14 Points" to end the war. The report states that the U.S. government has responded to the aforementioned written proposal, rejecting Tehran's plan and "reaffirming its hardline stance," especially on nuclear issues. Iran's proposed plan is based on a two-phase negotiation process: the first phase aims to end all front-line wars; if Iran's conditions are met, a second phase of negotiations on nuclear issues will be initiated. (Source: Jinshi)
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The third time I've seen someone use "address profiling" as an ID card: this is smart money, that is institutions, this is retail... Frankly, labels are quite convenient, but they can also be easily self-deluding. One person has dozens of addresses, and one address could also be a hot wallet of an exchange; no matter how accurate the clustering, it can't stop someone from changing their routing and having a "split personality." Recently, that mainstream public chain is about to upgrade/maintain, and the group is guessing whether the ecosystem will migrate en masse. I just want to say: you're r
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When geopolitical tensions ease, are the dollar bulls about to run away? I know this script well.
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Analyst: Progress in the Iran deal could trigger a major reversal in dollar positions
BlockBeats News, May 25 — Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group analyst Lloyd Chan stated in a report that if geopolitical risks ease, the dollar could face a significant reversal in investor positioning.
The report states that the current momentum of the dollar's strength continues; at the same time, Gulf countries including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar are continuing to call for diplomatic solutions to resolve the situation and warn against further escalation of tensions.
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The probability of Holmium jumping is more exciting than DeFi mining yields, now at 48.5%, we'll see the results at the end of the month.
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Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz is expected to return to normal by the end of April.
According to ME News on April 18th (UTC+8), forecast market data shows that in the event of "Will shipping through the Strait of Hormuz return to normal before the end of April," the trading probability of the "Yes" option increased from 28.5% to 48.5% on that day, a rise of 20.0 percentage points.
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