Samsung plans to invest $1 billion in Helix, an AI infrastructure company backed by KKR.

According to TradingBeats' monitoring, ZEC is currently trading at $1,388.4, down approximately 12.1% in 24 hours, with a low of $1,379. Although the decline has exceeded 10%, large nearby long positions have not been liquidated by this pullback. Among million-dollar-level holdings, only one long position of around $1 million has been liquidated by the market so far. The nearest long liquidation line remains at $1,359.45, about 2.1% below the current price. Corresponding to this, approximately $17.455 million in long positions are still held, with an average entry price of $1,558.41, resulting in an unrealized loss of about $2.137 million (0xcbab…). Further down, there is an estimated liquidation line for approximately $2.631 million in long positions at $1,357.59. The two large positions, totaling around $20.086 million, have concentrated risk near the $1,358–$1,359 level.

According to HTX market data, as Bitcoin pulled back below $83,000, altcoins saw sharp declines. Specifics include: Q trades at $0.022159, down 23.07% in 24 hours; INX at $0.0057, down 21.52%; QNT at $207.12, down 20.39%; FARTCOIN at $0.1623, down 15.60%; USELESS at $0.22742, down 14.86%; SEI at $0.07364, down 13.90%; RAY at $1.8417, down 13.83%; ONDO at $0.4964, down 13.72%; ARB at $0.19367, down 13.33%; and NEAR at $4.604, down 13.07% over the same period.

Beating AI News Flash: Anthropic has released Claude Sonnet 5.5, continuing to focus on daily work and programming use cases. Its API unit prices remain unchanged from Sonnet 5: $2 per million input tokens and $10 per million output tokens, exactly half the price of Opus 5.5. Anthropic states the new model is over 30% faster in output, typically requires fewer tokens to complete the same task, cutting per-task costs by up to 30%. The most notable improvement is in agent programming. In Terminal-Bench 4.0, which tests models on completing multi-step tasks via the command line, Sonnet 5.5 jumps from Sonnet 5’s 10.3% to 70.6%, surpassing Opus 5.5’s 66.4%. However, among the 8 official benchmarks released, Sonnet 5.5 only leads Opus in this single category; the other 7 still favor Opus 5.5, though most gaps are narrow. Anthropic clarifies that complex, open-ended tasks requiring ongoing judgment remain better suited for Opus 5.5. But actual per-task savings may not be half. Artificial Analysis measured an Intelligence Index of 56 for Sonnet 5.5 at its highest Max reasoning level, versus 58 for Opus 5.5 Max. However, Sonnet 5.5 used an average of ~193,000 output tokens per task, resulting in a per-task cost of $7.60 in this test—higher than Opus 5.5 Max’s $5.98. Whether it saves money depends heavily on the task and reasoning level selected. Claude Sonnet 5.5 is now available on Claude, Claude API, AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Foundry. Haiku 5.5 will launch in the coming weeks.

The founder of Pons, Robinhood’s token issuance platform on its blockchain, @MEADGod, announced in a post today that the platform will soon launch a social trading feature. Separately, community member @byTheGentleman leaked that Pons’ social trading feature will benchmark FOMO, with functionalities including real-time on-chain trading updates, wallet tracking and instant alerts, verified profit and loss records, trader leaderboards, and an expansion to Solana via Pumpfun.

In response to Lookonchain’s monitoring that Strategy moved 3,568 BTC over the past 9 hours, Arkham analyst Emmett Gallic stated these transactions were neither sales nor external transfers, but normal internal fund transfers within Fidelity’s custody framework. Fidelity treats all BTC deposited by its clients as interchangeable assets and conducts fund transfers as needed. The relevant addresses have been marked as Fidelity addresses on Arkham.

On-chain analyst Ai Yi (handle @ai_9684xtpa) has tracked that of Bitget’s BTC Protection Fund, 3,215.28 BTC has exited the original 5,500 BTC pool, valued at roughly $266 million. The associated addresses still hold 2,284.71 BTC. Approximately 13 hours have passed since Bitget’s most recent hot wallet fund transfer, suggesting the first round of withdrawal requests has likely been largely processed.