According to BlockBeats, on September 7th, TradingBeats monitoring showed that the largest long position on Hyperliquid, held by the address 0x9a80 (Changxin xyz:CXMT), currently holds approximately 1.4956 million CXMT long positions, with a position value of approximately $12.99 million. This is achieved using 5x leverage, with an average opening price of approximately $6.6156, and a current unrealized profit of approximately $3.0959 million.

Today, Changxin Securities' A-shares surged 6.70%, closing at 58.47 yuan. Assuming no new transactions occurred at this address, based on its current holdings, the intraday price increase resulted in a paper gain of approximately $435,000.

It is reported that this address started its CXMT long position from scratch on July 15th, accumulating approximately 225,200 tokens on that day; it continued to add to its position thereafter, reaching approximately 1.63 million tokens by the end of July. Although it reduced its position in batches during this period, it did not completely close out its position and currently still holds approximately 1.4956 million long tokens.

According to Beating AI, Google has revised its Antigravity Terms of Service. Using third-party tools like OpenClaw to access the service via Antigravity OAuth remains a violation; however, the new version clarifies that such violations may result in suspension or termination of the Antigravity and/or Gemini CLI account, not the entire Google account.

The previous terms only stated "your account," which could easily be misinterpreted as meaning the entire Google account would be suspended. This controversy was sparked by prominent developers Theo Browne, founder of T3 Code, and Gergely Orosz, author of *The Pragmatic Engineer*. Both warned that using a Gemini subscription in third-party tools could lead to the suspension of the entire Google account. Antigravity head Varun Mohan subsequently responded that this was incorrect, that the terms were unclear, and promised to revise them. The new terms now clearly define the boundaries of the penalties.

However, the core restrictions remain unchanged. Google's FAQ still explicitly prohibits third-party tools such as Claude Code, OpenClaw, and OpenCode from using Antigravity for login. For those wanting to call Gemini within a third-party coding agent, Google officially recommends using Vertex AI or an AI Studio API Key instead. In fact, Google conducted a large-scale ban for this reason in February of this year, later resetting the initial ban and adding an appeal process.

According to an official announcement from BlockBeats on September 7, Huobi HTX launched XLU/USDT, BYD/USDT, and RAY/USDT perpetual contracts on September 7, supporting 1-20x leverage for both long and short positions.