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According to Beating AI news, after the release of GLM-5.3 Flash, Zhipu confirmed a previously undisclosed detail: all the traffic during the Ox Alpha anonymous testing was powered by domestic Chinese AI chips for inference. Ox Alpha processed 23.2 trillion tokens in just six full days on OpenRouter, more than double that of DeepSeek-V4-Flash during the same period. OpenCode even stated that it has the capability to provide a free quota of 100 trillion tokens per day. Zhipu claims they have optimized end-to-end inference performance on the same domestic Chinese hardware to three times the initial capacity, and now the hardware efficiency and cost per token are close to mainstream NVIDIA GPUs. SemiAnalysis specifically highlighted this point. Previously, when the external world saw the capability of supplying 100 trillion tokens daily, there were speculations about whether such scale could only be handled by top laboratories and NVIDIA GPUs. However, this time, everything was powered by domestic Chinese chips.

According to a report from Dongcha Beating AI, after the release of GLM-5.3 Flash, Zhiyu confirmed a previously undisclosed detail: all traffic during the Ox Alpha anonymous testing period was powered by inference capabilities from Chinese domestic AI chips. Ox Alpha processed 23.2 trillion tokens in just six full days on OpenRouter, more than double that of DeepSeek-V4-Flash during the same period. OpenCode previously claimed it had the capability to provide a daily quota of 100 trillion tokens for free. Zhiyu stated that they have optimized end-to-end inference performance on the same Chinese domestic hardware to three times the original, and that hardware efficiency and per-token costs are now comparable to mainstream NVIDIA GPUs. SemiAnalysis specifically highlighted this point. Previously, there was speculation about whether the capacity to supply 100 trillion tokens daily could only be sustained by top-tier laboratories and NVIDIA GPUs. However, it turned out that all processing was done using Chinese domestic chips.

On August 26, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, a wallet cluster suspected to be associated with Bitkub co-founder and former chairman Sakolkorn Sakavee has removed privacy protection and transferred a total of 34,100 ZEC to Hyperliquid in the past 24 hours, valued at approximately $26.1 million. Subsequently, the address sold 24,100 ZEC, worth about $18.5 million, and purchased 238 BTC. Currently, there are still about 10,000 ZEC remaining on Hyperliquid, valued at approximately $7.6 million, with the related sell orders priced around $780. Note: This is currently only a speculation by the on-chain data analysis platform regarding the wallet's association, and there is no official information confirming that these addresses belong to Sakolkorn Sakavee.