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- 14:29Tether's $250,000 donation to OpenSats questioned by Jack DorseyAccording to ChainCatcher, citing a report from Decrypt, stablecoin giant Tether has donated $250,000 to the nonprofit organization OpenSats, which supports Bitcoin developers. Subsequently, Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey publicly questioned on social media: "Why only $250,000?" and emphasized that he himself had donated over $21 million to the same organization.
- 14:16Musk responds to the question: What is AGI?Jinse Finance reported that a netizen wrote: "It is necessary to clarify exactly what definition of AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) Elon Musk is using." Musk responded: "It can accomplish any task that humans can do with the help of computers, but its intelligence level is still not as high as the combined capabilities of humans and computers. This will probably take another three to five years to achieve. For example, Grok 5 will perform better in AI engineering (which the pretentious call 'research') than Andrej Karpathy (Canadian computer scientist)."
- 13:50Strike founder: Bitcoin is the most sensitive to liquidity and will lead the rebound; the simplest way is to "buy"According to ChainCatcher, Jack Mallers, founder of the Bitcoin Lightning Network payment company Strike, posted on X stating that Bitcoin is the most sensitive to liquidity and will therefore lead the market rebound. He added that the traditional financial market will face issues such as widening interest rate spreads and increasing pressure on banks, while Bitcoin is playing its role. Bitcoin is not meant to hedge the financial system, but to replace it. This is not a "trade," but a transition. Bitcoin has no top because fiat currencies have no bottom, so the simplest way is to buy Bitcoin. Previously, it was reported that Jack Mallers has joined the Bitcoin company Twenty One, supported by Tether, as its CEO. The company is backed by stablecoin issuer Tether, Softbank, and Wall Street investment bank Cantor Fitzgerald. The company's charter clearly states that it will focus on accumulating Bitcoin assets, and its current holdings have exceeded 40,000 BTC.