ZachXBT: Suspected North Korean hacker money laundering group publicly seeking assistance, linked to the $387 million Bitget attack incident.

Beating AI News Flash: Nvidia has launched Nemotron 3.5 Super VL, releasing its model weights as open-source. The model has 120 billion total parameters, with only 12 billion activated per run, supporting a maximum 1 million-token context window. It combines text reasoning, visual understanding, and tool calling, allowing agents to directly read PDFs, analyze charts and videos, search the web, and complete tasks via tool calls—eliminating the need for repeated information transfer between text and vision models. The new model adopts a hybrid Mamba-Transformer architecture, improving inference efficiency through multi-token prediction and 4-bit quantization. In tests by Artificial Analysis, with a 100,000-token input, it achieved an output speed of roughly 630 tokens per second, about 5 times faster than Inkling Small, a model with comparable capability scores. Nvidia also noted that batch processing 10,000 SWE-bench Pro programming tasks using 4 B200 GPUs is up to 4 times faster than some comparable open-source models. Artificial Analysis gave Nemotron 3.5 Super VL a score of 26.5, ranking it first among U.S. open-source models, outperforming Nvidia’s earlier 550-billion-parameter Nemotron 3 Ultra (23 points) but still behind Xiaomi’s MiMo-V2.6-Pro (46 points). In Nvidia’s published SWE-bench Pro comparison, the new model’s pass rate stood at 51.78%, lower than Qwen3.8 Flash-Next’s 60.37%. Independent testing also exposed gaps between speed and reliability: Plotly evaluated the model on 43 data analysis questions, with the model answering 30 correctly, a median time of just 12 seconds per question, but missing all 3 data quality questions and 5 hidden pattern questions.

According to market data from BIT (bit.com), Tesla’s US stock after-hours trading rose more than 2%, while SpaceX’s rose around 1.5%. In related news, Tesla demonstrated the short takeoff and aerial roll effects of its flying car at today’s Roadster launch event, which is equipped with a cold gas thruster developed in collaboration with SpaceX.

Bitcoin treasury firm Strive announced it is expanding the IPO size of its perpetual preferred stock SATS to $700 million, with an offering price of $90 per share. Earlier reports noted Strive planned to launch SATS, its perpetual preferred stock, via IPO. The stock carries a fixed annual dividend of 15%: calculated on a $100 par value per share, the dividend is cumulative (unpaid amounts accrue) and is paid daily.

Today, at the Roadster launch event, Elon Musk showcased a video of the Roadster’s jet-assisted takeoff, which showed the car jumping several meters high and leaping over multiple vehicles. Musk also announced that Roadster production will kick off in 2028. The related video has garnered massive traffic on X. Likely driven by this, GMGN data indicates that the Solana-based meme coin Flying Tesla Roadster (FTR) has surged over 100% in a short period. Its current market cap stands at $5.32 million, with trading volume hitting $20.6 million. On FOMO, user @smokey0x purchased $2,797.52 worth of the token when its market cap was $140,000, and now holds an unrealized profit of $100,000. BlockBeats warns users that the token was launched just one day ago; following the notable rally, there is already substantial profit-taking pressure, so investors should exercise caution.

According to GMGN data, AI-themed token AGT, listed on Binance Alpha, rallied sharply last night, surging over 100% in 3 hours from $0.015 to $0.036. Separately, per Lookonchain monitoring, 5 wallet addresses opened 2x long positions on 50.17 million AGT (valued at approx. $1.7 million) on Aster, with unrealized profits of around $887,000. BlockBeats reminds users that related tokens have high price volatility, so investment requires caution.

According to YuEmber monitoring, two wallets belonging to the same entity transferred 14.48 million WLD tokens (valued at $7.21 million) into Binance 9 hours ago.