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Liang Wenfeng Launches Surprise Attack on Musk: DeepSeek V4 Pro vs. Grok 4.6, First Tests Are Spectacular

**DeepSeek V4 Pro vs. Grok 4.6: A Benchmark and Real-World Showdown** In a dramatic AI clash, DeepSeek V4 Pro and Elon Musk's Grok 4.6 launched head-to-head, targeting long-task capabilities like tool calling and code validation. **Benchmark Performance:** DeepSeek V4 Pro excelled in Agent tests, topping CyberGym (83.3) and AutomationBench (31.8), surpassing models like Fable 5 and Claude Opus 4.8. It closed the gap on Terminal-Bench 2.1 (87.9) and saw massive gains in DeepSWE (software engineering). Grok 4.6 matched GPT-5.6 in overall ability (61 index), outperformed it in coding (CursorBench 69.9%), and led in three knowledge-work evaluations, including legal tasks (Harvey LAB, 15.8%). **Pricing Disruption:** DeepSeek's standout feature is its radically low cost: $0.87 per million output tokens—roughly 1/7th of Grok 4.6 ($6) and a tiny fraction of rivals like Fable 5 ($50). **Real-World Tests:** In practical challenges, both models demonstrated impressive skill. DeepSeek V4 Pro built a 3D interactive Earth, websites, 60 design styles, and a polished Flappy Bird clone (costing only $0.019 vs. Grok's $0.03 for a simpler version). Head-to-head comparisons were tight: Grok 4.6 won on some design aesthetics, while DeepSeek often delivered higher visual detail and completeness. However, in complex tasks like generating a Three.js cherry blossom tree, V4 Pro lagged behind GPT-5.6 Sol and Claude Opus 5. **Conclusion:** The simultaneous release signals a shift: high-end AI capability is becoming dramatically more affordable. DeepSeek V4 Pro and Grok 4.6 now compete directly with top-tier models from OpenAI and Anthropic, promising to democratize powerful AI tools and fuel an application explosion. The race continues, with Grok 4.7 and counter-moves from incumbents already anticipated.

marsbitHace 7 hora(s)

Liang Wenfeng Launches Surprise Attack on Musk: DeepSeek V4 Pro vs. Grok 4.6, First Tests Are Spectacular

marsbitHace 7 hora(s)

"Ontology Faction" vs. "Supplier Faction": In-depth Observation of Dexterous Hand Track Financing in 2026

The article analyzes the robotics "dexterous hand" sector in 2026, revealing intense investment activity. Key insights include: The sector is divided into two camps: "Body Manufacturers" (15 companies like Zhuji Power, Xingdong Era, Xingchen Intelligence) that integrate self-developed dexterous hands into their humanoid robots, and "Third-Party Suppliers" (32 companies) that independently sell complete dexterous hands or core components like tactile sensors and micro-motors. Body Manufacturers secured significantly larger average funding rounds (over ¥8B vs. under ¥2B for suppliers), reflecting bets on the broader humanoid robot market. While body makers now view in-house hand R&D as essential for differentiation, they still heavily rely on external suppliers for key underlying components like sensors and actuators. The supplier landscape is further segmented. "Complete Hand" suppliers (e.g., Critical Point AGILINK, Lingxin Qiaoshou, Xynova) face fierce consolidation as scale becomes critical. "Tactile Perception" specialists (e.g., Paxini, Daimeng, Qianjue) possess high technical barriers and early-mover advantages. "Core Component" makers (e.g., Wuji Tech, Zhijian Zhiqing, Nuoshi Robotics) are "hidden champions" with deep expertise in motors and drive systems, benefiting from import substitution. The analysis concludes the industry is structurally diverging. A hybrid model of body-maker integration plus specialist outsourcing will likely dominate. Suppliers will undergo significant consolidation, particularly among complete hand makers, while component specialists with deep technical moats are poised for sustained growth.

marsbitHace 21 hora(s)

"Ontology Faction" vs. "Supplier Faction": In-depth Observation of Dexterous Hand Track Financing in 2026

marsbitHace 21 hora(s)

South Korea Eliminates Threshold for Travel Rule in Crypto Transfers

South Korea will remove the 1 million won (approx. $700) threshold for applying the Travel Rule to transfers between registered Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs). This change, approved by the cabinet, mandates that all such transfers, regardless of amount, must comply with the rule, requiring platforms to collect and verify sender and recipient information. The move aims to prevent users from bypassing regulations by splitting transactions into smaller amounts. Additionally, new anti-money laundering (AML) requirements are being introduced for transfers involving overseas crypto exchanges and private wallets. Local VASPs must assess counterparty risks and may only permit certain transactions, such as those to low-risk foreign exchanges or self-transfers. Transfers deemed high-risk will be prohibited. Platforms must also establish monitoring systems for suspicious transactions over 10 million won involving foreign entities. The decree also tightens VASP registration standards, including requirements for financial stability, internal controls, staffing, and infrastructure, with enhanced checks on major shareholders. Registration requirements take effect on August 20, with existing VASPs given a one-year grace period for some provisions. The expanded Travel Rule and related AML measures will come into force six months after the decree's publication.

cryptonews.ruAyer 11:22

South Korea Eliminates Threshold for Travel Rule in Crypto Transfers

cryptonews.ruAyer 11:22

Blackrock Lowers Bitcoin-to-IBIT Conversion Minimum in In-Kind Program from $25 Million to $1 Million

Blackrock has lowered the minimum threshold for converting bitcoin into shares of its iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) from $25 million to $1 million. The move, announced by Robbie Mitchnick, Head of Digital Assets at Blackrock, expands access to the fund's "in-kind" creation mechanism. This process allows authorized participants, such as large banks, to exchange physical bitcoin for ETF shares directly, rather than using cash. Previously, the high $25 million minimum effectively restricted the option to major market makers and large institutional traders. Reducing the threshold enables a broader range of mid-sized institutional investors and authorized participants to engage in this arbitrage mechanism. This is expected to strengthen the price correlation between IBIT shares and the spot price of bitcoin, improve secondary market liquidity, tighten bid-ask spreads, and benefit shareholders. A key advantage is the tax efficiency for institutions already holding bitcoin, as they can convert holdings without triggering a taxable cash sale. The change occurs as IBIT continues to dominate spot bitcoin ETF inflows, attracting significant capital even amid market volatility. It contrasts with the outflows seen from competitors like Grayscale's GBTC. Blackrock intends to further lower the threshold, aiming eventually to make in-kind conversions available for transactions of any size. Analysts view the growth of in-kind creations as a sign of a maturing and more efficient ETF market structure.

cryptonews.ruAyer 10:34

Blackrock Lowers Bitcoin-to-IBIT Conversion Minimum in In-Kind Program from $25 Million to $1 Million

cryptonews.ruAyer 10:34

Trump-Linked American Bitcoin Stock Soars After $1.9 Million Insider Buy

American Bitcoin (NASDAQ: ABTC) shares surged after insider buying. Board member Justin Mateen, co-founder of Tinder, purchased approximately $1.93 million worth of shares over two days in early August. Following the purchases, ABTC stock rose about 10% in 24 hours to $7.11. Mateen's buy is reportedly the largest insider purchase at the company in the past year. Insider ownership stands at about 7.1%. Analysts' ratings are mixed, with consensus being "Hold" and an average price target of $45. Despite the recent uptick, ABTC shares remain down over 95% from their post-IPO high. The company recently executed a 1-for-15 reverse stock split to maintain its Nasdaq listing. It reported a Q2 2025 net loss of $57.2 million, an improvement from Q1, driven partly by an $71.1 million loss on its Bitcoin holdings despite mining a record 932 BTC. American Bitcoin now holds over 8,300 BTC, ranking 16th among public corporate holders.

cryptonews.ruHace 2 días 22:26

Trump-Linked American Bitcoin Stock Soars After $1.9 Million Insider Buy

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After the Death of 100 Projects: Some Have Died, Others Have Moved to AI

On August 7th, around 4:30 AM, Harry Chun Tak Yeh (Ye Junde), a well-known Chinese-Canadian crypto investor and founder of projects like Tomb Finance, was found deceased after falling from a luxury residential building in Asunción, Paraguay. The scene showed an open door on the 30th floor and a disordered apartment, with police yet to release conclusions. Yeh entered crypto in 2013 and later gained prominence as a managing partner at Binary Financial and founder of Quantum Fintech Group. His algorithmic stablecoin project, Tomb, once held over $1.6 billion on the Fantom network but has since collapsed to near zero, alongside his other ventures like LIF3 and L3USD. This has left many retail investors with significant losses. His death occurs during an unprecedented crypto bear market in 2026, marked by over 100 project failures, substantial outflows of capital and developers, and rising hacking losses. The sector is witnessing a talent exodus to AI companies, while declining developer activity signals a deep downturn. As investigations continue in Asunción, the incident underscores the severe pressures and human toll within the beleaguered cryptocurrency industry.

marsbitHace 2 días 09:36

After the Death of 100 Projects: Some Have Died, Others Have Moved to AI

marsbitHace 2 días 09:36

ADA, HBAR and DOT ETFs Face a Setback as Grayscale Pulls S-1 Filings

On August 7, 2026, Grayscale Investments withdrew its S-1 registration filings for proposed ETFs tracking Cardano (ADA), Hedera (HBAR), and Polkadot (DOT). The simultaneous withdrawals, using identical legal language, suggest a strategic portfolio decision rather than a reaction to issues with any single asset or new regulation. Analysts view ADA, HBAR, and DOT as lower-priority assets in the ETF queue compared to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and even other alts like Solana. The move preserves Grayscale's option to refile later without incurring ongoing costs for products where clear market demand has not yet materialized. The market reaction was muted, with minimal price movement for the three tokens, indicating the withdrawal was interpreted as administrative housekeeping. Grayscale's flagship Bitcoin and Ethereum products are unaffected, and other altcoin ETF filings remain in progress.

TheNewsCryptoHace 2 días 07:25

ADA, HBAR and DOT ETFs Face a Setback as Grayscale Pulls S-1 Filings

TheNewsCryptoHace 2 días 07:25

Attention: This Week, 22 Altcoins Will Receive a Significant Amount of New Tokens! Here is the List by Day and Hour

Weekly Cryptocurrency Token Unlock Schedule The cryptocurrency market partially recovered last week as U.S. economic data reduced the likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate hike. Bitcoin rose over 2%, and major altcoin indexes increased by 1.92%. However, a significant number of token unlocks are scheduled for various altcoins in the coming week. The unlocks, presented in UTC+3 time, are as follows: **August 10:** Velvet (VELVET) unlocks $4.89M (2.47% of market cap), Babylon (BABY) unlocks $2.98M (5.29%), DOME (DOME) unlocks $1.82M (4.55%), and Linea (LINEA) unlocks $1.76M (3.23%). **August 11:** Allora (ALLO) unlocks $1.16M (1.84%), Holoworld AI (HOLO) unlocks $2.47M (4.69%), io.net (IO) unlocks $1.29M (2.70%), Nereus (NRS) unlocks $1.13M (31.04%), and Mocaverse (MOCA) unlocks $1.30M (3.96%). **August 12:** Aptos (APT) unlocks $6.76M (1.34%) and Pump.fun (PUMP) unlocks $22.15M (2.27%). **August 13:** Unitas Labs (UP) unlocks $3.22M (6.29%). **August 14:** Chainbase (C) unlocks $1.49M (6.00%). **August 15:** StarkNet (STRK) unlocks $3.19M (1.88%) and Cyber (CYBER) unlocks $1.29M (5.70%). **August 16:** Arbitrum (ARB) unlocks $7.27M (1.42%), Alaya AI (AGT) unlocks $2.53M (3.22%), GoPlus (GPS) unlocks $1.60M (2.94%), Magma Finance (MAGMA) unlocks $2.27M (5.48%), Valve (VALVE) unlocks $1.91M (7.21%), RollX (ROLL) unlocks $2.89M (13.27%), and STBL (STBL) unlocks $9.05M (51.37%). *This is not investment advice.

cryptonews.ru08/09 19:36

Attention: This Week, 22 Altcoins Will Receive a Significant Amount of New Tokens! Here is the List by Day and Hour

cryptonews.ru08/09 19:36

Michael Saylor's Latest Interview: The 'Wealth Logic' of AI and Bitcoin

Michael Saylor, in a recent interview, discussed leveraging AI for financial innovation, leading to a $15 billion capital raise. He advised focusing on directing AI rather than competing with it, emphasizing the search for "S-curve" opportunities in technology. Saylor argued that fiat currencies inevitably depreciate, citing a ~7% annual loss in the U.S. dollar's purchasing power. He positioned Bitcoin as the superior, universal capital asset for long-term savings, outperforming gold, real estate, and major indices due to its verifiable scarcity and resistance to confiscation. Addressing AI's impact, he agreed that basic commodities would become abundant but contended that status-driven demand for scarce assets would persist, ensuring money's role. For careers, he warned against entering fields like law or medicine at the end of their S-curves, urging instead to master AI tools and tackle novel, edge-case problems. Saylor outlined ten foundational life principles, including focus, health, critical thinking, and integrity. He defended MicroStrategy's recent minor Bitcoin sale as a strategic move to dispel market myths about a potential "death spiral," affirming their ability to fund dividends sustainably if Bitcoin appreciates above 3.2% annually. He predicted Bitcoin's continued outperformance versus traditional assets and recommended that individuals invest in both AI subscriptions and Bitcoin. Finally, he shared two profound personal learnings: applied statistics (via Taleb's works) for discerning signal from noise, and a deep study of history (Will Durant's "The Story of Civilization") to gain perspective on recurring human patterns, including the inevitable debasement of all fiat currencies.

marsbit08/08 09:13

Michael Saylor's Latest Interview: The 'Wealth Logic' of AI and Bitcoin

marsbit08/08 09:13

US Stocks Rise Again, Bitcoin Continues Sideways Movement

U.S. stocks are experiencing another rally, while Bitcoin continues its prolonged sideways movement, largely unaffected by the equity surge. In August, the S&P 500 rose 3.12%, adding roughly $2.1 trillion in market capitalization. In contrast, Bitcoin gained only about 2% for the month, trading around $64,600. Analysts note the stock market's gains are primarily driven by specific AI-related equities rather than broad macroeconomic momentum that typically boosts risk assets like Bitcoin. While positive macro factors like falling oil prices and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz benefit risk assets, stocks see a more immediate benefit from reduced business costs. For Bitcoin, the effect works more slowly through inflation expectations and subsequent Federal Reserve policy. The crypto market faces its own headwinds, including a $130 million Coldcard hack and reports of Bitcoin sales by Mt. Gox. Rising bond yields are also creating obstacles, pulling capital away via stablecoins; the supply of USDT has fallen to its lowest level since 2025. Despite this, some on-chain metrics show bullish signals, such as miners holding onto their Bitcoin.

cryptonews.ru08/06 14:02

US Stocks Rise Again, Bitcoin Continues Sideways Movement

cryptonews.ru08/06 14:02

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