According to Bijie.com, Alibaba's Big Model Team has released the Qwen-Robot suite, a suite of embodied intelligence underlying models. It includes three base models: qwen-robotnav, qwen-robotmanip, and qwen-robotworld, corresponding to the three physical action domains of navigation, manipulation, and world simulation, respectively. The suite aims to align visual language models with physical actions, achieving embodied generalization across multiple tasks and robot types. The navigation model qwen-robotnav, trained on 15.6 million samples, achieved state-of-the-art (SOTA) performance in five navigation domains and has been deployed with zero samples on the Unitree go2 quadruped robot. The manipulation model qwen-robotmanip achieved a 91.4% success rate in the libero-plus benchmark. The physical world prediction model qwen-robotworld ranked first in benchmarks such as ewmbench and worldmodelbench. All three models provide a language-first interface.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Hyperinsight monitoring shows that since the 2026 FIFA World Cup opened on June 11 (UTC), the World Cup-related sector in the Hyperliquid HIP-4 prediction market has seen a significant surge in activity, with trading volume increasing by 202% in the past 7 days, while the cryptocurrency-related sector has declined by 53%. Data shows that the total HIP-4 trading volume in the past 7 days reached $16.32 million, with the World Cup-related market contributing approximately $9.63 million, making it one of the most prominent trading themes in the current HIP-4 prediction market.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, the World Gold Council (WGC) said on Tuesday that 45% of the central banks surveyed expect to increase their gold holdings in the next 12 months, up 2 percentage points from a year ago. In the WGC's annual survey conducted from February 5 to May 19, 54% of the 74 central banks surveyed said their gold holdings would remain unchanged, while 1% expected them to decrease. Most responses were received after the outbreak of conflict in the Middle East in late February, which triggered a rise in oil prices and a fall in gold prices. The WGC's global central bank director said that central banks remain enthusiastic about gold, and the recent drop in gold prices has not changed their minds. Furthermore, the WGC said that 93% of respondents already hold gold, up from 81% a year ago. Among the many reasons for holding gold, a high 90% of respondents said gold performed well during crises. Other major reasons included long-term value storage and portfolio diversification. Respondents from emerging markets and developing economies (85%) valued gold more as a hedge against geopolitical risks. As some central banks continue to move their gold reserves, 9% of respondents said they increased their domestic gold reserves in the past 12 months, up from 5% last year; 10% said they have diversified their overseas gold reserve locations, up from 2% last year. In the next 12 months, 7% of central banks plan to increase domestic storage, and 9% plan to diversify their overseas storage locations. (Jinshi)

According to CoinWorld, OpenAI plans to release its new flagship model, codenamed GPT-5.6, on June 23. The new model will support a context window of 1.5 million tokens, improve the agent programming workflow, and have an API price that is only one-third of Claude Fable 5. The timing of this release is closely linked to the activities of competitor Anthropic, which launched the Claude Fable 5 model on June 9, but it was urgently removed from the platform by the US Department of Commerce on June 12 due to a security vulnerability. Influenced by the release rumors, the probability of OpenAI releasing GPT-5.6 between June 22 and June 28 has currently surged to 78%.

According to a report by Iranian media Fars News, sources revealed that Iran's Supreme National Security Council, during its review of a recent memorandum of understanding, adopted a resolution based on a precise and step-by-step "interpretive theory." This theory emphasizes the history of US breaches of trust and defaults and designs specific implementation arrangements to address any delays or violations. Reportedly, in this "interpretive theory," Iran has set a corresponding "implementation step" for each obligation of the other party. In other words, the council's resolution is based on a step-by-step and conditional implementation principle, meaning that Iran will only take corresponding reciprocal measures upon actual and complete fulfillment of each obligation to the US. Otherwise, if any clause is not fulfilled, Iran's corresponding steps (including suspending the corresponding obligation) will be initiated immediately. (Jin Shi)