Announcing Fugu-Ultra v1.1 🐡 We’ve been thrilled by the reception to the Fugu model family. Thanks to everyone who tried it, shared feedback, and trusted Fugu with real work. Today, we’re releasing Fugu-Ultra v1.1 → Upgraded to incorporate the latest frontier models, resulting in stronger performance across every benchmark shown, including gains of up to 7.9 points over v1.0, with particularly strong results on ProgramBench and Terminal Bench 2.1. Fugu-Ultra v1.1 is more capable across coding, agentic tasks, and advanced reasoning, and available at the same price as Fugu-Ultra v1.0 The frontier keeps moving, and Fugu keeps getting better.

📊 RWA holder count crosses 1.3M. Looking at the data, the pace of new RWA holders accelerated after the 1M mark on July 9. Every prior 100K milestone took at least 15 days, with some taking months. 1M → 1.1M: 7 days 1.1M → 1.2M: 2 days 1.2M → 1.3M: 5 days

Let me give you a challenge. You don’t have to do much—just think of any number. If it’s even, divide it by 2. If it’s odd, apply the rule 3𝑛 + 1, where 𝑛 is the number you chose. Then take the result and repeat the same process again. If you keep doing these calculations, you’ll eventually notice that the sequence always ends at 1. And if you continue further, the numbers 4 → 2 → 1 will repeat over and over again. Now here’s the challenge: try this with as many numbers as you can think of. If you ever find a number that does not end in the 4 → 2 → 1 cycle, congratulations—you’ve just solved an 88-year-old mathematical mystery. Yes, mathematicians have tested trillions of numbers over the past 88 years, and so far, not a single number has been found that avoids ending in the 4 → 2 → 1 sequence. This is known as the 3𝑛 + 1 problem (Collatz conjecture).

Newly released v0.2.1 node manager introduces quantum jobs submissions to the network, and other features: ‣ One miner for all hardware types ‣ Expanded post-quantum signing ‣ More resilient nodes ‣ Improved on-chain transparency ‣ And more... →

🔥 Word is ByteDance's Seedance 2.1 is coming early July. What's reportedly landing: • Clip length 15s → 30s • Native 4K output • Major quality & performance jump There's also a lighter Seedance 2.0 mini on the way — cheaper, faster . We're barely done with 2.0 and 30s native 4K is already around the corner. AI video is moving absurdly fast. #Seedance# #AIvideo# #ByteDance#

🚀 vLLM-Omni v0.20.0 is out — aligned with upstream vLLM v0.20.0 (CUDA 13.0 · PyTorch 2.11 · Transformers 5.x). ⚡ Qwen3-Omni throughput +72% on H20, 32 conc (0.241 → 0.414 req/s) via talker / code2wav multi-replica scaling 🎙️ TTS faster & leaner: VoxCPM2 RTF 0.946 → 0.106 · Fish Speech Fast AR latency -53% · Qwen3-TTS / Voxtral-TTS Code2Wav saves ~3.2 GiB 🎨 Diffusion dynamic step-level batching: +7.8% throughput / -5.8% latency 🆕 New / improved: HunyuanImage-3.0, ERNIE T2I, AudioX, Wan2.2-S2V, LTX-2.3, FastGen Wan 2.1 📱 Wan2.2 on NPU production-ready: MindIE-SD, fused ops, VAE BF16, HSDP/USP — +50–60% perf 🧮 Quant expanded: Qwen Omni W4A16, OmniGen2 FP8, Z-Image FP8, HunyuanImage3 NPU, GLM-Image 🧩 Multi-backend updates across CUDA / ROCm / MUSA / NPU / XPU Check it out →

NVIDIA $NVDA has missed revenue expectations just once in the last 5 years: 🟢 Q1 2022: $5.66B (+4.6%) 🟢 Q2 2022: $6.51B (+2.8%) 🟢 Q3 2022: $7.10B (+4.3%) 🟢 Q4 2022: $7.64B (+3.0%) 🟢 Q1 2023: $8.29B (+2.1%) 🔴 Q2 2023: $6.70B (-6.9%) 🟢 Q3 2023: $5.93B (+2.8%) 🟢 Q4 2023: $6.05B (+0.7%) 🟢 Q1 2024: $7.19B (+10.3%) 🟢 Q2 2024: $13.51B (+20.9%) 🟢 Q3 2024: $18.12B (+12.0%) 🟢 Q4 2024: $22.10B (+7.5%) 🟢 Q1 2025: $26.04B (+5.9%) 🟢 Q2 2025: $30.04B (+4.5%) 🟢 Q3 2025: $35.08B (+5.8%) 🟢 Q4 2025: $39.33B (+3.1%) 🟢 Q1 2026: $44.06B (+2.3%) 🟢 Q2 2026: $46.74B (+2.4%) 🟢 Q3 2026: $57.01B (+4.3%) 🟢 Q4 2026: $68.13B (+3.9%) NVIDIA reports next earnings this Wednesday. 97% chance they beat it. Trade here →

GMGNGB France vs Spain Both teams are the Top in this World Cup both are very strong. France has powerful forwards, while Spain’s defense is perfect. Let’s see Grok’s prediction! Grok predictions for the match France vs Spain → France win 2-1 What do you guys think ? #predict# at @Fore_Gate

Bitcoin is being used more than ever. The 30-day average sits at 673,822 transactions/day as of July 5, the highest reading in Bitcoin's entire 17.5-year history, and it's up +92% year-over-year. Yes, Bitcoin is being used nearly twice as much as it was a year ago. 2026 is the busiest year on record, and it's not close. Comparing apples to apples (Jan 1 → Jul 5 each year), the 2026 YTD daily average is 535,334 transactions per day, up +38.9% versus the same window in 2025. That beats the prior record holder - 2024's 480K - by a comfortable margin. Every previous "peak adoption" year has now been eclipsed by a partial 2026. The acceleration inside the year is the real tell... it's a ramp. Monthly average daily transactions in 2026: January 391K → April 560K → May 645K → June 652K. Throughput stepped up roughly 65% from Q1 to Q2. The breakout is recent and it's steepening, which is why the tail of the chart glows. Cumulative transactions crossed 1.39 billion all-time. It took until May 2024 to cross the first billion, so Bitcoin added its most recent ~390 million in barely 2 years. 43% of every Bitcoin transaction that has ever been confirmed happened after January 2023. Nearly half the network's entire lifetime activity is compressed into its most recent ~15% of calendar time. 2026 alone has already added ~99 million transactions in half a year. The long-run growth rate is absurd by design: from 14 transactions on day one to 1.39B, the cumulative count has compounded at ~187%/year... obviously flattered by a microscopic base... ...but the level growth (raw transactions added per year) is now larger than ever.