Tesla delivered 1,636,129 vehicles in all of 2025. The entire company. I’m talking the Model 3, Model Y, everything else combined. Now look at Cybercab. Tesla lists Giga Texas with installed capacity for more than 125,000 Cybercabs per year. And that’s just Texas today. Elon has said the long-term goal is at least 2 MILLION Cybercabs per year across multiple factories. And potentially even 4 million one day. Bro… really think about what that means. If Tesla reaches 2 million Cybercabs a year, ONE product would be produced at a higher annual volume than every Tesla vehicle the company delivered last year combined. One car… that has no steering wheel, no pedals, all built from the ground up for autonomy. The 125,000 number is just the beginning. The 2 million number is where Tesla is trying to take this once Cybercab truly ramps. I’ve been watching Tesla production and delivery numbers for more than a decade. And I have NEVER seen a Tesla product aimed at this kind of scale.

JUST IN: FAA clears Starship Flight 14, SpaceX's first attempt to put Starship into orbit. The FAA issued and made effective license VOL 23-129 Rev 9.0 on Sep 26, per the signed license posted on the FAA's regulatory database. • Window: Mon, Sep 28 at 7:15 a.m. CT (5:15 a.m. PT), 75 minutes • Payload: 26 Starlink V3 satellites, first V3s into the constellation • Flight: ~6 orbits at ~275 km, splashdown west of Chile • License: adds "Initial order for licensed Starship reentry" All 13 Starship flights so far flew suborbital. Monday is the first shot at orbit.

Agility is moving away from its ostrich-like, backward-bending knee design (essentially a high ankle joint) toward more human-like legs with its new-generation humanoid. Digit 5 has just been unveiled. - New cycloidal hip/knee actuators, 50 lb payload, 20-hour shifts, 10:1 run-to-charge (90-min battery, 9-min charge). - It stands 5'11" (1.81 m), weighs 284 lb (129 kg), and reaches up to 7.2 ft (up from Digit 4's 5.5 ft). - Agility claims $300M+ in multi-year customer orders for Digit 5. Early access deliveries start in H1 2027, and they'll also be expanding into the EU and UK. This lands as Agility is set to go public via a $2.5B SPAC merger with Michael Klein's Churchill Capital Corp XI (ticker AGLT), expected to close later in 2026 pending shareholder and SEC approval.

Digit lost its bird legs! 🦿 @agilityrobotics released Digit 5 today, and the most visible change is the knees. The ostrich-style backwards legs are gone, replaced with human-like ones. Jonathan Hurst, co-founder and chief robot officer, was explicit that this wasn't a move toward looking more human: 💬 "The previous leg configuration was really optimized for very good walking and running. The new configuration is optimized for lifting heavy things and getting up and down off the ground a lot." The same logic shows up in the hands, where the argument gets I would say even sharper. He says general-purpose hands don't exist, aren't on the market, and aren't coming soon. His evidence is Cybathlon, where amputees compete at manipulation tasks using prosthetics. The winner two years running used a single-degree-of-freedom parallel-jaw gripper with one rotation at the wrist, beating competitors with five-fingered hands. So Digit 5 runs a two-finger gripper, swappable through ISO-standard mounting flanges: → Repeatable lifts up to 22.7 kg on proprietary cycloidal actuators, covering single-person lift tasks in OSHA-regulated facilities → 90 minutes of work, 9 minutes to full charge. A 10:1 run-to-charge ratio, up from 2:1 on Digit 4, which puts it past 20 working hours in a 24-hour day → 129 kg, 1.81 m tall, reaching to 2.2 m, up from 1.68 m → 360° person detection with no fixed safety zones. It slows, stops, or sits down and cuts motor power before anyone can touch it, with an independent safety controller overseeing the response First commercial availability outside North America, starting with the EU and UK, CE mark expected. Early access in H1 2027, general availability by the end of 2027. ~~  ♻️ Join the weekly robotics newsletter, and never miss any news →

$DONT 1.29m dyor FbmmdcCYHL7WETG89xtWmNFMzQAaQ8Zs9NXVbimibonk okx wallet: This is a meme coin launched in January of this year by the Nasdaq-listed company DeFi Development Corp (DFDV). It is promoted as the "first meme coin created by a publicly listed company." It has no roadmap or utility, and DFDV itself holds 30% of the supply long-term DeFi Development Corp is primarily known as the first U.S. publicly listed company to hold Solana as its main treasury asset. It raises funds through public markets, accumulates and compounds SOL in large quantities, providing leveraged SOL exposure to its shareholders Healthier Choices Management Corp (HCMC) is a penny stock listed on the U.S. OTC market, headquartered in Hollywood, Florida. It focuses on providing "healthier daily lifestyle choices." Starting this year, HCMC has been actively pivoting towards digital assets and the meme coin space, launching the RAGE AI investment platform, an AI-driven investment intelligence platform designed specifically for the digital asset sector, which is HCMC's flagship IP product. HCMC has already acquired 1 billion DONT tokens through RAGE as its first meme coin holding, positioning itself as a "digital culture asset company." Both are publicly listed companies, and this cooperation is seen as a cross-industry attempt between listed companies and the meme coin ecosystem. However, the news has not yet spread widely and will need time to gain traction The above content is entirely my personal understanding and analysis (dyor). If you have other opinions, feel free to discuss them in the comments

Dolly Parton enters the U.S. Spotify chart with multiple entries following her passing: #2#. (NEW) Jolene — 1.29M #3#. (NEW) 9 to 5 — 1.13M #8#. (RE) Islands In The Stream — 885k #15#. (NEW) I Will Always Love You — 688k #28#. (NEW) Here You Come Again — 565k #34#. (NEW) Coat of Many Colors — 515k #189#. (RE) TYRANT — 300k

129,396 ZEC migrated to the Ironwood pool today, representing over $60M in value. Zcash's newest shielded pool is formally verified, independently auditable, and now securing an increasing share of the network's shielded funds. Follow the flows live:

Reuters identified 129 people charged under the federal 'voting by aliens' statute since 1996. In none of those cases did prosecutors allege a coordinated effort to influence an election, and no defendant was accused of being paid to vote