Shytoshi Kusama announced a new AI platform focused on preserving human legacy and plans to explain its features during a live stream coinciding with a solar eclipse. The project promises a permanent record of users' digital histories.

On March 15, 2024, independent musician Alicia Chen made a decision that would revolutionize her career. She did not hand her new album over to a record label nor upload it to streaming platforms. Instead, she packaged all 10 songs into a single NFT collection and sold each copy on the blockchain for 0.1 Ethereum. Within 48 hours, all 1,000 NFTs were sold out, earning her approximately $320,000—an amount that is 20 times the total earnings she had accumulated from Spotify streams over the past decade. Behind this silent financial revolution is a paradigm shift reshaping the global music industry. While traditional streaming platforms still defend the revenue model of $3-4 per thousand plays, a quiet transformation is underway—shifting music from an "infinitely reproducible digital stream" to a "scarce asset that can be owned." Music NFTs are rewriting the industry's value distribution.

Former FTX co-CEO Ryan Salame, currently serving a 90-month federal prison sentence, has launched a conspicuous public campaign seemingly aimed at securing a presidential pardon. Using third parties to post on social media platform X, Salame has published a stream of messages vocally aligning with Donald Trump's political agenda, attacking prosecutors, and reframing his conviction as a political persecution. This public relations effort from behind bars is a significant development as it

Author: Guo Xiaojing, Tencent Technology Editor | Xu Qingyang Top AI models in the world can pass medical licensing exams, write complex code, and even beat human experts in math competitions, but they repeatedly struggle in a children's game called "Pokémon." This eye-catching attempt began in February 2025, when a researcher from Anthropic launched a Twitch live stream titled “Claude Plays Pokémon Red,” to coincide with the release of Claude Sonnet 3.7. 2,000 viewers flooded into the live stream. In the public chat, viewers brainstormed and cheered for Claude, gradually transforming the broadcast into a public observation of AI capabilities. Sonnet 3.7 can only be described as “playing” Pokémon, but “playing” does not mean “winning.” It gets stuck for dozens of hours at critical points.

American extreme climber Alex Honnold challenged Taipei 101 on January 25, taking 91 minutes to reach the top of 508 meters during a live stream on Netflix. Polymarket's prediction of the "1 hour 30-45 minutes" option accurately hit with $548,000, but the use of a rope ladder at the tower's tip sparked controversy. Scholars say this event reflects Taiwan's desire to be "seen by the world."

Legendary climber Honord will live stream his free solo ascent of Taipei 101 on Netflix on January 24. With no ropes for protection, the predicted success rate is as high as 95%. Experts and viewers are full of anticipation for this challenge, and the live broadcast will feature professional commentary analyzing the techniques and challenges during the climb.

By providing more individualized, entertaining experiences, AI is assisting casinos in cultivating more patronage. Casinos may utilize AI to reward players who consistently visit their platforms, guaranteeing a steady stream of bonuses that entices them to return for more. The most cutting-edge o

Chainlink launches "24/5 US Stock Data Stream," achieving deep integration between the US stock market and on-chain ecosystems, breaking traditional trading hour limitations, providing accurate market data, and supporting high-frequency trading and derivatives trading. This service has been adopted by multiple exchanges and will further automate corporate actions to enhance market operational efficiency.

Chainlink has launched a new on-chain data product that gives decentralized applications continuous access to U.S. stock and exchange-traded fund prices beyond standard market hours. Summary Chainlink now provides equity price data outside standard U.S. trading hours. The service covers

Binance founder CZ discussed the outlook for Bitcoin during an AMA live stream, believing that its long-term rise to $200,000 is a "matter of time," and is optimistic about the return of altcoins. He is confident in BNB and its ecosystem but warns investors to be cautious with Meme coins and contract trading, recommending beginners start learning with spot trading. In the future, he plans to regularly host live interactive sessions on Binance Plaza.