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Anthropic's New Models 'Catch the Gossip', The Strongest Fable 5 Unexpectedly Falls Flat

Anthropic has been discovered working on two new, previously unknown models codenamed "Marshmallow" (claude-marshmallow-eap) and "Melon" (claude-melon-eap), with early tests showing Marshmallow potentially surpassing Claude Opus 5 in conversational naturalness. Their emergence coincides with surprising new data revealing that Anthropic's flagship Fable 5 model, released two months ago as its strongest and most expensive offering, is being largely ignored by the enterprise market. According to spending data from Ramp tracking over 70,000 US companies, Fable 5 accounts for only about 11% of total token spending on Anthropic's models. This pales in comparison to OpenAI's flagship GPT-5.6 Sol, which commands roughly 25% of token spending in the same period. The tepid adoption is largely attributed to Fable 5's extremely high cost—double that of Opus 4.8 and ten times that of Haiku 4.5—without delivering proportionally superior performance for most business applications. Compounding the issue, the later-released Claude Opus 5, priced at half the cost of Fable 5, has achieved comparable or even better results in key benchmarks like programming and knowledge work, quickly surpassing Fable 5 in enterprise spending share. Furthermore, the rapid rise of powerful, low-cost open-source models—whose token usage share surged from 11% in April to 62% in August while costing less than 4% of enterprise AI budgets—applies additional pressure. Analysts suggest the sudden appearance of Marshmallow and Melon may be an urgent move by Anthropic to address this gap in its lineup. The goal is to offer models that are not only powerful but also cost-effective enough for businesses to adopt widely and sustainably, moving beyond a flagship that serves more as a showcase than a workhorse.

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Anthropic's New Models 'Catch the Gossip', The Strongest Fable 5 Unexpectedly Falls Flat

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Lawson Convenience Store Tests Stablecoin Payments Again: Three Coins, Three Chains, But Japanese Regulators Haven't Given the Nod

Lawson convenience stores have conducted a second-phase pilot test of stablecoin payments in partnership with payment solution provider NetStars, moving stablecoins from exchanges to physical checkout counters. The experiment, conducted at a Tokyo store, tested payments using three stablecoins—USDC, USDT, and JPYC—across three blockchains: Solana, Morph, and Polygon. A key development was the inclusion of USDT, which is not currently on Japan's approved list of electronic payment assets. The test linked Lawson's existing POS system with NetStars' "Stablecoin Pay" service to verify that stablecoin payments could be processed without disrupting store operations. It assessed payment speed, user experience, and handling of various transaction scenarios. Payments were typically completed within five seconds. Users paid with stablecoins via MetaMask, while stores received yen settlements. NetStars covered the blockchain gas fees upfront, charging users a separate "processing fee" that also included potential foreign exchange costs for dollar-denominated stablecoins. Company executives stated the pilot was preparatory, aimed at understanding technical feasibility and challenges ahead of potential wider adoption. They highlighted the appeal of globally-traded stablecoins like USDC and USDT for foreign visitors to Japan, alongside the domestic use case for yen-pegged JPYC. However, the legal and operational framework for converting received USDT into yen remains under discussion with Japanese financial authorities. No timeline for a commercial rollout was given, pending further market demand, user needs, and final economic conditions like fee structures.

marsbit08/20 09:01

Lawson Convenience Store Tests Stablecoin Payments Again: Three Coins, Three Chains, But Japanese Regulators Haven't Given the Nod

marsbit08/20 09:01

LINK Shares Surge 3% to $9.70 Amid CCIP Stablecoin Transfer Implementation in Wyoming

Wyoming's Stable Token Commission has announced the full migration of its state-sponsored digital asset, the Frontier Stable Token (FRNT), to Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) as its exclusive cross-chain infrastructure. This move replaces the previous use of Layerzero, following a security review that identified concerns with Layerzero's operational security and disclosure practices. Officials stated CCIP was chosen for its high standards of security, governance, and operational integrity, being the only solution meeting their strict requirements. Following the announcement, the price of Chainlink's LINK token briefly rose to $9.70, marking a daily increase of over 3% and continuing its recent positive performance. Launched as a fiat-backed, fully reserved digital dollar, FRNT operates on eight public blockchains including Ethereum, Solana, and Polygon. Chainlink's CCIP provides cross-chain transfers with features like SOC 2 Type 2 certification, built-in risk controls, and a decentralized architecture verified by independent node operators. Commission Executive Director Anthony Apollo emphasized the responsibility of protecting users of this public-sector financial infrastructure, stating CCIP provides the reliable cross-chain standard citizens deserve. Chainlink co-founder Sergey Nazarov noted Wyoming's decision demonstrates the growing need for secure, institutional-grade infrastructure for large-scale digital asset transfers by government bodies. This transition is seen as setting a foundation for other states and financial institutions to issue regulated digital assets.

cryptonews.ru08/19 12:10

LINK Shares Surge 3% to $9.70 Amid CCIP Stablecoin Transfer Implementation in Wyoming

cryptonews.ru08/19 12:10

Bitwise CIO: Three Major Cognitive Errors Common Among Crypto Investors Today

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan highlights three key misconceptions he believes many crypto investors currently hold, presenting them as opportunities for those who see beyond them. First, investors significantly underestimate the total addressable market for crypto applications. While many view platforms like Uniswap only as tools for trading crypto assets (a ~$2 trillion market), their true potential lies in tokenizing and trading *all* asset classes—such as stocks and bonds—which represent markets hundreds of trillions of dollars in size. Second, there's a persistent overestimation of traditional financial institutions' ability to dominate crypto-native sectors. Examples like PayPal's stable币 (with ~1% market share vs. Tether/Circle's 88%) and Fidelity's custody business (trailing Coinbase) show that crypto-native firms often win due to faster iteration, focused expertise, and established user trust within the crypto ecosystem. Third, investors linearly extrapolate future on-chain transaction volumes from today's data, severely underestimating potential growth. The shift to 24/7 trading for tokenized assets could multiply trading hours by 5x. When combined with AI agents that may execute trades far more frequently than humans, transaction volumes could grow by 10x to 100x, massively boosting revenue for underlying blockchains and applications. Hougan concludes that the gap between the rapid pace of industry change and slower mainstream perception updates creates significant investment opportunities.

marsbit08/19 08:07

Bitwise CIO: Three Major Cognitive Errors Common Among Crypto Investors Today

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