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On August 26, the decentralized AI inference network DGrid officially launched its native token DGAI. According to CoinGecko data, DGAI surged nearly 93% on its first day, reaching approximately $0.73, with a market capitalization of about $110 million and a 24-hour trading volume exceeding $165 million. DGrid processes AI inference requests for users and developers through distributed nodes, and DGAI will be used for network payments, node staking, and rewards. According to its Litepaper, the network employs a 'Proof of Quality' mechanism to evaluate AI inference results, requiring node operators to stake DGAI and provide computing power, with penalties for poor performance or violations. Additionally, DGrid reported that its hardware device DClaw Box, used to run personal AI agents, sold over 140 units within hours, priced at 1580 USDT each, generating sales exceeding 221,000 USDT.

On August 26, the decentralized AI inference network DGrid officially launched its native token DGAI. According to CoinGecko data, DGAI surged nearly 93% on its first day, reaching approximately $0.73, with a market capitalization of about $110 million and a 24-hour trading volume exceeding $165 million. DGrid processes AI inference requests for users and developers through distributed nodes, and DGAI will be used for network payments, node staking, and rewards. According to its Litepaper, the network employs a 'Proof of Quality' mechanism to evaluate AI inference results, requiring node operators to stake DGAI and provide computational power, with penalties for poor performance or violations. Additionally, DGrid reported that its hardware device for running personal AI agents, the DClaw Box, sold over 140 units within hours at a price of 1580 USDT, generating sales exceeding 221,000 USDT.

On August 26, a joint statement from Iran and Oman revealed: "During a working visit to Iran, His Excellency Omani Foreign Minister Busaidi held constructive consultations with Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian. The discussions focused on a highly prioritized issue for both countries, namely the restoration of safe navigation through the Strait of Hormuz while maintaining each country's sovereignty and sovereign rights. In light of recent wars and their disastrous consequences that have altered the current situation in the strait, the two foreign ministers discussed a phased implementation framework that could provide a practical and feasible basis for advancing the situation. The proposed framework includes the establishment of a temporary joint maritime corridor in the Strait of Hormuz and an agreement to implement a joint project for clearing mines in the strait. Both sides will continue technical discussions with the aim of reaching an agreement on the establishment of a permanent maritime corridor, future management of the strait, and mechanisms for traffic management information exchange and related maritime and security services. In this regard, both sides emphasized the necessity of holding joint dialogues with the Gulf coastal states. Additionally, both parties stressed the importance of adhering to applicable international law and respecting the sovereign rights of coastal states.