US pre-market chip stocks fell broadly, with Nvidia down 1.9% and AMD down 3.7%

Beating AI Express News: Tencent Hunyuan has upgraded Hy Memory to version 2.0, open-sourcing its memory framework, dedicated model, and MemHub app all at once. The 1.0 version launched in May this year focused on chat memory, capable of tracking changes to the same matter, identifying and resolving contradictions, and inferring unstated user habits from multiple conversations. When users adjust their preferences, the system retains old records while remembering the latest decisions. Version 2.0 adds working memory and code memory: it tracks task progress, adopted approaches, and final outcomes, and checks if past experiences apply to similar tasks. Code memory goes further, integrating with Git logs to track modification histories of files and functions—even if code is rolled back, it can retrieve prior changes and identify previously tested solutions. The supporting MemHub connects memory across different AI tools, allowing 10 tools including Cursor, Codex, and Claude Code to share a single local memory. With user authorization, MemHub imports historical conversations and continuously syncs new records. For example, if project specifications are set in Cursor and development continues in Codex, the specifications can be directly retrieved without re-explaining. Tencent also trained a dedicated model, Hy-Memory-30B-A3B, with 30 billion total parameters, activating only about 3 billion at a time. It is responsible for filtering, organizing, and updating memory, and can integrate with existing frameworks like Mem0 and MemOS. Tencent tested four memory systems, with an average score of 55.49, slightly higher than Opus 5’s 54.62.

According to TradingBeats monitoring, HYPE is trading at around $80.91. The $77–$78.12 range below the current price currently covers 10 buy orders totaling approximately 190,600 HYPE tokens, valued at around $14.8 million, which is 3.5% to 4.8% lower than the current price. Of this total, about $10.8 million is newly added today, accounting for roughly 73%. The buy orders are mainly concentrated in four tiers: - $77.44–$77.51: ~$8 million. Two buy orders of ~$4 million each, with related accounts currently holding no HYPE, belonging to long entry plans after a pullback; one order at $77.51 is newly added today (0x2c6f…). - $78.12: ~$4.689 million. Two addresses with no current HYPE holdings placed buy orders of ~$3 million and ~$1.689 million respectively, both added early today (0xafe4…, 0x6cb9…). - $77.149: ~$386,000. Corresponding to additional position-adding plans for existing longs (0x90db…). - $77.08–$77.717: ~$1.726 million. Two existing short positions arranged for covering; based on current positions, after execution, they will mainly be used to reduce short positions (0x6749…, 0xb0f0…). Based on current positions, approximately 88% of the buy orders correspond to new long entries or long position additions, while around 12% are for short covering.

Jupiter official announced that its high-leverage trading product YOLO has surpassed $1 billion in trading volume less than 24 hours after launch. The product currently supports up to 1000x leverage for SOL, BTC, and ETH. Developed by Jupiter Labs, YOLO is benchmarked against PaperTrade and adopts the JLP model. It simulates positions based on real market prices, with real profit and loss outcomes, but does not require executing corresponding large-scale leverage positions in the actual market. Profits are disbursed from the fund pool; in cases of insufficient liquidity, payouts may enter a queue.

Ronin officials announced that the migration of Ronin Waypoint has entered its final "grace period", running until 23:00 Beijing Time on October 31, 2026. Once the grace period concludes, Ronin Waypoint will be permanently shut down, marking the completion of the migration. Earlier, Ronin required users to transfer assets from their Waypoint wallets to Ronin Stash or mnemonic wallets by October 16, warning that untransferred assets may become inaccessible.

Beating AI Express News: Tencent Hunyuan announced the upgrade of its agent memory framework Hy Memory to version 2.0, and open-sourced the dedicated model Hy-Memory-30A3B, the memory framework itself, and the MemHub application. These three capabilities can be used independently or combined to form a complete memory solution. The framework handles the storage, update, and evolution of three types of memory—chat, work, and code—ranking first among open-source memory frameworks on four benchmarks. The dedicated model scored 55.49 in evaluations across multiple memory systems including Hy Memory, Mem0, and MemOS, surpassing Opus5’s 54.62. Hy Memory 2.0 upgrades chat memory from fragmented facts to complete event contexts, adds new work and code memory capabilities, and can judge the applicable conditions of experience to accurately assist in long-term tasks. As a local memory management app, MemHub supports CLI and Mac, connects to 10 AI tools including WorkBuddy, Cursor, and Codex, and enables historical memory import and real-time cross-tool synchronization. This capability has been deployed in Tencent’s business lines including Stock Selector, iWiki, and Tencent News: Stock Selector’s multi-hop recall rate rose from 50% to 90%, with a comprehensive score improvement of 23.8%; iWiki’s answer accuracy when using only memory increased by 48.6% relative to providing all original conversations; Tencent News achieved an average long-term preference score of 91.68 points.

OKX’s global managing partner and chief marketing officer Haider Rafique announced in a post that he will step down from his role and take a temporary break to focus on family and personal matters after nearly seven years at the crypto exchange. Insiders revealed Rafique plans to depart by the end of 2026. He joined OKX in March 2020, led the platform’s brand upgrade, and was involved in facilitating Intercontinental Exchange’s (ICE) $200 million strategic investment in OKX earlier this March.