$A | Bringing agents into the operating system: what will StepFun’s new phone change?

According to Decrypt, the STEPX Neo phone from Chinese startup StepFun opened for pre-orders in China on October 13, priced at 3,999 yuan. Built around AI agents, the phone embeds them directly into the operating system rather than adding them as standalone apps.

The news offers the market a new example of an AI phone, with its selling point centered on agent design at the system level. For trading expectations, the commercial prospects of this kind of design may warrant reassessment, but opening pre-orders does not mean demand has been validated. The available information does not disclose order numbers or real-world usage, nor does it explain whether the phone is connected to AUSDT. The product news should not be treated as a direct directional signal for the contract. More informative factors to watch are pre-order feedback, the actual experience of using agents within the system, and any developments directly related to the asset.

Source: Decrypt | Related market: Perpetual futures

Two possible price scenarios:
If the 15-minute candle closes above 0.11225, consider going long after a retest holds at that level; entry at that level, stop-loss at 0.1107929, target at 0.1151643.
If the candle closes below 0.10458, consider going short if a rebound is rejected at that level; stop-loss at 0.1060371, target at 0.1016657.

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