Welcome to Qwen Live – Episode 1: Agent-First, When Your Next User Isn't Human. 📅 June 30, 2026 | 10:00 AM (UTC+8) 🔔Set Reminder Now: As AI evolves at lightning speed, your next user might not be human—it could be an AI agent. In this debut episode, we are joined by Linlin Kong, Head of Qwen Cloud, alongside Qwen Cloud Product Managers Pan Gu and Xijue. Together, they will explore building cloud platform for agent from scratch, redefine developer experiences for non-human users, and uncover the new paradigms of large-scale human-agent collaboration. Ready to build for agents? Get started with Qwen Cloud Platform: #Qwen# #QwenLive# #AIagents# #AICloud# #DeveloperExperience# #FutureOfWork#

NEWS: The Chat API page in the SpaceXAI API Console has been updated. The refreshed interface brings improvements to the developer experience as SpaceXAI continues expanding its API platform and AI tooling. Another step forward for the SpaceXAI ecosystem.

Arc Builder Spotlight: @AIsaOneHQ AIsa is building a unified API gateway for AI agents, with models, data APIs, search tools, and stablecoin payments in one developer experience. Join @samconnerone and Haonan live on July 29 at 10:00 AM ET for a walkthrough of: → AIsa product and developer flow → x402 payment flow and pay-per-call API access → Nanopayments powered by Circle Gateway → How agents, APIs, and software can transact using USDC

Thank you @vercel for having me at Ship NYC today to talk about @NotionHQ Workers! My number one piece of advice: Start by defining your ideal developer experience, and then bend over backwards not to compromise on it! Vercel Sandbox is more powerful and versatile than you might think, so get creative.

Grok Build just got another update with improvements on reliability, stability, and developer experience Release Notes: v0.2.45 Features: • Mermaid diagrams now render to images when you click Open in a code block (enabled by default) Bug Fixes: • Fixed rare conversation corruption when skills changed while a tool call was still running • Fixed grok --resume failing on empty image-only session folders left by cross-directory pastes • Fixed pasted images and relative paths using the wrong directory after resuming a session from another folder • Welcome screen logo no longer renders as invalid characters on legacy Windows command prompts and PowerShell • Fixed "unknown session id" errors that occurred after the leader process crashed or was killed

Anthropic is acquiring @bunjavascript to further accelerate Claude Code’s growth. We're delighted that Bun—which has dramatically improved the JavaScript and TypeScript developer experience—is joining us to make Claude Code even better. Read more:

Bitlight Wallet v1.3.1 Released We are pleased to announce the release of Bitlight Wallet v1.3.1, introducing key enhancements to RGB asset interoperability and browser extension performance. What's New: • RGB Asset Consignment Import/Export — Bitlight Wallet now supports importing and exporting RGB asset consignments for RGB Lightning Nodes on Regtest, shipped alongside rgb-ldk-control-panel v0.0.4. This milestone enables developers to test end-to-end RGB asset transfers across Lightning channels in a controlled environment. • Chrome Extension Optimization — The Bitlight WASM library powering the Chrome extension has been optimized and upgraded. These updates reflect our continued commitment to advancing RGB protocol infrastructure and delivering a seamless developer experience. We encourage developers building on RGB Lightning to test consignment workflows and provide feedback. Make Bitcoin Smart.

Money is going onchain. Stablecoin transaction volumes more than doubled YoY to $4.4T in Q1, and USDC now accounts for 63% of that activity [1]. We believe the infrastructure powering it is becoming one of the most important shifts in financial services in decades. That's why we're excited to announce that ARK has invested in the @arc token. For the better part of a decade, ARK's research has focused on the convergence of public blockchains, digital money, and AI. We believe @arc sits at the intersection of all three. We've watched Layer 1 networks (L1s) launch since 2015, and the space has produced remarkable innovation along the way. Each new network has contributed something, whether in consensus design, execution environments, developer experience, or economic models, and we believe there's room for several L1s with different trade-offs to have meaningful impact over the coming years. The financial system is large enough, and the use cases varied enough, that no single chain will serve every need. What a decade of observation has also taught us is that first-mover advantage in crypto is rarely decisive. @Uniswap wasn't the first decentralized exchange (DEX). @HyperliquidX wasn't the first perpetual futures DEX. @opensea wasn't the first Non-fungible token marketplace. The teams that ultimately led their categories were often the ones that arrived later, studied what came before, and built something materially better. Arc takes the best primitives developed across a decade of blockchain experimentation, including EVM (ethereum virtual machine) compatibility, sub-second finality, predictable fees, configurable privacy, and institutional validators, and combines them with something we think L1s have historically underinvested in: a strong, opinionated view on the application layer. For much of the past decade, the prevailing L1 design philosophy treated the base layer and the apps running on top as separate problems. Build a fast, neutral chain and let the market figure out the apps. That approach has produced important infrastructure, but it has also left a lot of capacity waiting for use cases to find it. @circle is taking a different path. @arc launches with USDC, EURC, USYC, CCTP (cross chain transfer protocol), Circle Mint, Agent stack and CPN (circle payment network) native from day one, with a clear thesis about who the network is for and what they'll do with it. We think that's a meaningful evolution in L1 design, and we're excited to see Circle take it on. Circle has the franchise to back it up: → $77B of USDC in circulation across 30+ chains → $21.5T of onchain USDC volume in Q1 2026 alone → CCTP processes ~60% of all cross-chain traffic → Circle Payments Network now spans 180+ countries with 136 financial institutions enrolled → 200+ ecosystem partners contributing to Arc, including Goldman Sachs, Visa, Mastercard, DTCC, BlackRock, Apollo, and Standard Chartered [2] We believe the convergence of AI and onchain finance is the single largest paradigm shift since the mobile internet. AI agents need economic infrastructure that operates at software speed. Circle's nanopayments infrastructure, which enables USDC transfers as small as $0.000001, makes machine-to-machine commerce economically viable for the first time. Arc is the rail this happens on. @jerallaire and the Circle team have spent over a decade earning the regulatory standing, institutional relationships, and operational track record that a network like Arc requires. We're proud to back this vision. The financial system is being rebuilt. @arc is positioned to be at the center of it. [1-2] Sources: Circle Earnings materials