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Termmax @TermMaxFi Airdrops can now be checked!

It’s the familiar recipe, the familiar taste!
They’ve already started defending their rights in DC 🤣🤣🤣

In the crypto world, is this a late-blooming thanks for 《Bull Comes》? 😂

This so-called “the worst movie ever, blazing with awfulness” perfectly brings to life a line: “If it’s bad enough, it’s still a win!”

It’s eerily similar to the current state of the crypto world. These days, crypto has been surging wildly—like, for real, the bull is here.

Years from now, when we talk about this bull run, what we’ll think of won’t be Wall Street capital, not Trump’s stock-picking shouts, not Federal Reserve policy— but《Bull Comes》, this sincere piece of trash! 🤣🤣🤣

The whole world is just a make-shift troupe.

The most profitable thing is always selling water

Stripe spent $7 billion to buy OpenRouter.

But this company has only 50 people, hasn’t trained any AI model, and all it does is one thing: connect models from everyone and make money on the spread.

Most ironically, as a U.S. company, the thing that makes the most money is a bunch of Chinese open-source models. DeepSeek, Tongyi Qianwen are free and open source—while U.S. middlemen package and sell them, making $7 billion. The models are Chinese, and the money is made by American middlemen.

People building large models have burned hundreds of billions and are still losing money, while the 50 people selling models saw their net worth jump 5x in just three months. Who’s there to argue with that? 😂

#AI #商业 #开源 #OpenRouter

Why did the fierce brawl between "Daiyi Meishaodai"@jheioff and Gate @Gate_zh suddenly go quiet?

Using AI to “revive” Lin Huiyin, restoring her brilliant and resilient life!

We have to say, Lin Huiyin’s beauty and talent in her youth, even by today’s standards, is enough to outshine most female celebrities.

The AI circle is unfolding an epic “talent exodus.”

Over the past two weeks:
- Google Chief Scientist Jeff Dean has left. After 27 years at Google, he co-founded Discovery Loop with three founding insiders.
- DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis stepped down as CEO and moved to Chairman of the Board—reportedly “installed” overnight by Google.
- Ali Qwen’s technical负责人 Lin Junyang founded Pragmatik Labs in Shanghai. Led by Hillhouse Capital + Sequoia + Tencent, the investment has valued it at $2 billion.
- Yu Jiahui, a researcher at Meta’s Superintelligence Lab, left to start a company. This guy was recruited by Meta with a four-year, $300 million compensation package—he stayed for just one year before running.
- Jaya ng Qing left NVIDIA to found Intent Lab.

Even more explosive: the AI veterans who have left Meta now number nearly 1,000. Even salaries in the hundreds of millions can’t keep them.

Why?
Because they’ve seen that the biggest opportunity in the Agent era isn’t inside the mega-corporations—it’s in startups.

Open-source models give small teams AI capabilities comparable to big tech. Qwen3.8-27B can run on a laptop. Vertical-industry Agent solution providers are a blue ocean. Startup costs are at the historical low.

The most certain trend for 2026: big tech is letting people go, open source is getting more open, and tools are getting cheaper—only now has the startup window truly opened.

TermMax launches a Booster campaign on @BinanceWallet, requiring a Binance non-custodial wallet and 2 Alpha points to participate. This threshold is still fine for regular users—even if you haven’t farmed Alpha, you can still take part. And the campaign content is very simple; you can just click around and get through it, without needing to spend any costs.

It’s reassuring that TMX can get onto BN Alpha. I hope on the 25th to see the project team’s vision and that they’ll bring surprises to the community users who have been supporting TMX!

#termmax @TermMax

TermMax launches the Booster Program on @BinanceWallet.

Complete five tasks or post on Binance Square, and share 2,000,000 $TMX.

UTC time: from 07:00 on August 17 to 23:59 on August 24.

Event details:

Prize pool: 2,000,000 $TMX
→ Lucky draw: 1,700,000 $TMX distributed to 80,000 winners
→ Binance Square: 300,000 $TMX distributed to the top 1,000

Eligibility requirements: No-key Binance wallet, 2 Alpha points

Rewards will be unlocked at the TGE.

In addition, publish a post about TermMax on Binance Square.

The top 1,000 accounts on the leaderboard will share 300,000 $TMX equally. Verification is required—being listed alone is not enough to receive the reward.

Posting window: 07:00 UTC on August 17 to 23:59 UTC on August 21

In the past five years, cryptocurrency has crushed the dreams of countless people.

Another hardware wallet rug pull......

They say Vietnam has already started widely using stablecoin payments?

My friend in Vietnam (Chinese) went to eat a bowl of noodles. They didn’t use cash, and they didn’t use WeChat/Alipay either. They also didn’t use a bank debit card or credit card. They only used a wallet to scan and pay 5.3u, which converted to 134,000 Vietnamese dong, and it was credited instantly. There was no fee and no cross-border transaction costs.

Are things in Vietnam this advanced now? Let’s hear from someone who knows.

Top 7 Mainstream Model Latest Versions:

Zhipu: GLM-5.3 Release date: 2026-08-14
Moonshot: kimi k3 Release date: 2026-07-16
deepseek: deepseek-v4-pro Release date: 2026-08-13
Alibaba: Qwen3.8-Max Release date: 2026-08-03
xAI: Grok4.6 Release date: 2026-08-12
OpenAI: GPT-5.6 Release date: 2026-07-09
Anthropic: Claude Opus5 Release date: 2026-07-24

The common thread of this round of iterations in July–August 2026:
1. Moving from “answering questions” to “autonomously completing tasks.”
2. Programming Agent capability is the focus of an arms race among all vendors. Long context (millions of tokens) has become standard, and token efficiency (rather than absolute benchmark scores) has become the new dimension of differentiation.
3. Open-source models (K3, GLM-5.3, Qwen3.8-Max) have been closing in on—and in some cases even surpassing—closed-source flagship models.

Big language models are getting more and more impressive. Will people who don’t know how to use agents and AI language models become the standard for distinguishing the literate vs. illiterate in the future?

$TMX will undergo TGE on August 25

Is something big in medicine coming 😅?
Or is it time to prepare for DC rights-guarding and start the ranting 🤣?

This DeepSeek harness is going to be huge! Even bigger than the OpenClaw lobster!

DeepSeek Harness is an agent framework built around a single core idea: everything is a plugin. The model, tools, skills, sessions, sandbox, file system, loops, orchestration, and the UI are all implemented as plugins—you can freely combine, mix-and-match, swap, and extend them.
https://t.co/qnxzpdH1ly
https://t.co/BxjMYKrawp

There are legal risks too when you do it with others!

In Anshun, Guizhou, a man took a friend to “pull hair.” After the friend retaliated (“refused/turned the tables”), the friend reported the case to the police, and the man ended up going to prison.

On August 13, the Anshun Pingba District People’s Procuratorate in Guizhou filed a prosecution. The court sentenced Zhao to seven months’ imprisonment for the crime of fraud, and imposed a fine of RMB 5,000.

In the past nearly 600 days, one Web3 project has died every two days on average.

In all of 2025, 37 were shut down, and in just the first half of 2026 there have already been 41. In Q2 alone, 17 were shut down—setting the single-quarter peak since this round of clearing began.

In the last bull market, “hit” Dapps like DappRadar and Zapper, as well as established exchanges such as BitMEX and AscendEX (formerly BitMax), have all, over the past two years, come to the end of their commercial journeys.

The cause is basically one thing: they were never able to sustain themselves.

In summary:
The market and capital no longer want to fund “experiments.” A project’s ability to generate its own “self-healing” cash flow has become a necessity.

@grok explain what the relationship and differences are between socialists and socialism?

The biggest contribution crypto has made to the world is actually stablecoins—not even Bitcoin.

Why? Because stablecoins are the real extension of dollar hegemony.

Bitcoin talks about “decentralization,” “censorship resistance,” and “replacing fiat”—it sounds revolutionary, but over the past couple of decades it has functioned more like digital gold, staying at the asset level and never truly entering everyday economic circulation.

Stablecoins are different.

They turn the dollar into an on-chain asset that anyone can hold. In Africa, Southeast Asia, Latin America—places where the local currency is devaluing and banking systems are missing—people can hold dollars with just a smartphone wallet. This isn’t “de-dollarization”; on the contrary, it’s dollars penetrating areas that traditional finance can’t reach.

The circulating supply of USDT and USDC has already surpassed $200 billion, and their settlement volumes dwarf Visa.

This isn’t crypto-community self-congratulation—it’s solid financial infrastructure.

What really changes the world with crypto isn’t that it tells a rebellious story, but that it quietly helps the dollar complete the last mile of global penetration.

Bitcoin is narrative; stablecoins are implementation.
Bitcoin fights the dollar; stablecoins expand the dollar.
Bitcoin is idealism; stablecoins are realism;

An Ethereum genesis wallet holding 2,680 ETH (about $5.05 million) was activated for the first time after being dormant for over 11 years.

When the wallet was accumulated in 2015, it was worth only about $830. Today, it is worth about $5 million, representing roughly a 6,000x return.

This whale address: 0xB749B54E04d5B19BDCedFB84dA7701AB478C27aE
https://t.co/B5sv2PNvvX

YushU Technology releases the first public offering of shares and announces the results of preliminary offline allocation and the online bid-winning results for listing on the STAR Market.

There are 19,414 winning bid numbers in total, and each winning bid number can only subscribe for 500 shares of YushU Technology A shares.

Brothers, who got lucky?