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According to HTX market data, TRUMP has risen nearly 8% in the past 24 hours, currently trading at $2.936, with its market capitalization climbing to $2.037 billion.

Yesterday, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $201.9 million, ending their nine consecutive trading days of strong net inflows.

Changxin Technology has officially announced that its independently developed latest-generation low-power memory LPDDR6 has entered mass production, and will be first deployed in the Xiaomi 18 Fold foldable flagship smartphone. This marks the first commercial rollout of LPDDR6 products worldwide, signifying that a Chinese storage firm has for the first time broken the long-standing overseas manufacturers’ monopoly on being the first to launch high-end memory standard products. According to Changxin’s semi-annual report, the performance of its LPDDR6 chips has achieved a comprehensive leap over the previous LPDDR5X generation: through architectural innovation and data transmission optimization technologies, it fully unlocks data transmission potential, with a peak rate of 12800Mbps and a maximum chip capacity of 16GB. LPDDR6 is the current global latest-generation LPDDR product. In July 2025, the Joint Electron Device Engineering Council (JEDEC), the international standards body, released the LPDDR6 standard for the first time. In March this year, industry sources had already reported that Changxin’s LPDDR6 products had been sent for testing. From standard alignment, product sampling, verification to mass production and commercialization, Changxin has successfully achieved the global first launch of LPDDR6. Against the backdrop of explosive AI demand, LPDDR6 is regarded as a key pillar for unleashing edge AI computing power, with application scenarios covering smartphones, PCs and other devices, extending to smart cockpits, AI data centers and more. It also lays a critical foundation for domestic terminal manufacturers such as Chinese smartphone brands to seize AI opportunities.

According to GMGN market data, the Solana ecosystem meme coin Trump Digital Gold (GOLD) saw its market capitalization plunge over 95% in one minute, currently standing at $1.8 million. Built around the "Trump Digital Gold" narrative, the meme coin was posted by the official X (Twitter) account @realtrumpcoins1. This account focuses on promoting and selling official collectible coins and medals related to Trump, and is an official partner of The Trump Organization. As more details remain undisclosed, the crypto community widely questions the authenticity of the meme coin, suspecting the official account may have been hacked. Community members warn that apparent links between the project and its associated website do not equal official confirmation, citing Eric Trump’s prior statement: "No one is issuing coins; if they are, it’s fraud." They urge waiting for explicit official endorsement before taking action. Both Chinese and multilingual communities generally remind users not to blindly FOMO and to wait for confirmation before considering involvement. BlockBeats reminds users that meme coins are highly volatile and most have no real use cases, advising against FOMO trading.

The initial promotional tweet for meme coin GOLD has been deleted, and the token’s market cap has dropped to $600,000. The official Twitter account of realtrumpcoins previously posted a message saying, “Regarding the handling, please invest and standby.” This tweet was later also removed, and all content related to meme coin GOLD has now been wiped from realtrumpcoins’ official Twitter, sparking suspicions that the account has regained control. Community members warned that apparent connections between the project and websites or links do not equal official confirmation, citing Eric Trump’s prior statement: “No one is issuing coins; anyone who does so is committing fraud,” and urging people to wait for explicit endorsement before taking action. Both Chinese and multilingual crypto communities are widely reminding users to avoid blind FOMO and wait for confirmation before considering participation. BlockBeats reminds users that meme coins are highly volatile and most have no real use cases, advising them not to FOMO.

Beating AI News (Dongcha) – Cursor co-founder and CEO Michael Truell posted that OpenAI has issued a notice planning to block Cursor users from accessing OpenAI models in three months. Truell said OpenAI models currently account for roughly 5% of Cursor’s user traffic, and the company is in talks with OpenAI’s team to resolve the issue. Truell noted that Cursor was among OpenAI’s earliest users, with the two parties collaborating for years. Cursor has long trusted OpenAI to operate its platform as a "neutral infrastructure" for its business. This partnership shift comes as Cursor faces dual pressures: intensifying competition in the AI coding tools market, and model providers building their own applications. Previous reports noted that two weeks after SpaceX completed its $60 billion acquisition of Cursor, OpenAI announced the end of their nearly four-year partnership. New models will no longer integrate with Cursor, and direct supply of existing models is set to cease on November 12, 2026. The contract between the two parties allows OpenAI to terminate the agreement following Cursor’s acquisition. OpenAI’s move this time is almost a direct rebuke targeting Elon Musk: the company stated that after Musk acquired Twitter, Twitter violated its contract with OpenAI; this year, Musk also admitted in court that xAI had improperly used OpenAI models.