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The X platform launches a managed MCP that supports direct API connections for AI agents.
PANews reported on June 30 that, according to Cointelegraph, the X platform has launched a managed MCP (Model Context Protocol), which allows AI agents to connect Grok, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible AI tools to the X API, enabling them to access the X platform's real-time information source without any configuration.
Coinbase has cut AI spending by nearly half and is trying to make open weight models such as GLM 5.2 and Kimi 2.7 the default option.
According to Mars Finance, on June 27th, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that the key to maintaining stable AI spending while token usage grows exponentially lies not in setting usage friction or spending alerts, but in better default models, routing, and caching mechanisms. Coinbase is experimenting with defaulting to open-weight models such as GLM 5.2 and Kimi 2.7 through its LLM gateway, while still encouraging engineers to choose the appropriate model based on the task. He stated that 91% of employees never reach their usage limits, so instead of lowering limits and increasing alerts, the company has shifted to lower-cost default models. Regarding model routing, Coinbase preprocesses prompts in custom processes and routes tasks to the most suitable model based on cache hit rate and model pricing. For example, a cutting-edge model might be needed during the planning phase, but overuse during the execution phase could be excessive. He believes that in the future, models should not be chosen by humans; AI can automatically complete this task. Armstrong also stated that cache misses are the easiest way to drive up costs. Coinbase's requests are cache-aware to reuse hot caches as much as possible. For example, after correctly implementing caching, LibreChat's cache hit rate has improved from 5% to 60%. Furthermore, Coinbase requires engineers to keep contexts concise, including opening new sessions when switching tasks, narrowing file context scope, and disconnecting unused tools. The goal is not to suppress AI usage, but to build infrastructure that can support exponential growth. Through these practices, Coinbase has reduced its AI spending by nearly half, while token usage continues to grow.
EVAA Protocol has released a teaser for its AI Agent, sparking community speculation that it may bring a brand-new AI interactive experience to TON DeFi.
BlockBeats reported on July 8th that EVAA Protocol, a lending protocol within the TON ecosystem, released its first teaser video for its AI Agent, announcing its upcoming launch and inviting the community to guess its core functions. Those who guess correctly will have a chance to win rewards. The official video clip shows messages such as "Connecting to TON network" and "Liquidity synced," and displays the product deployment progress in the format "Deploying EVAA_AGENT.exe," sparking community speculation. The product may revolve around AI-driven DeFi interactions within the Telegram ecosystem. Whether it will involve liquidity management, lending optimization, or other functions remains to be officially announced. EVAA Protocol is one of the leading DeFi lending protocols within the TON ecosystem, committed to providing users with secure and efficient decentralized lending and liquidity services. With the continued development of Telegram and the TON ecosystem, EVAA is constantly expanding the integration of AI and DeFi. EVAA Protocol's signal regarding its AI Agent not only leaves room for speculation about product iterations but also raises market expectations for how AI will further lower the barriers to entry in DeFi and reshape the on-chain asset management experience. On June 9th, The Open Network community voted to rename the network's native token from Toncoin to Gram, and the token code will also be changed from TON to GRAM.
Bio Protocol launches OpenLabs, a crowdfunding platform focused on research crowdfunding for collaboration between humans and AI agents.
According to Foresight News , the decentralized scientific research (DeSci) platform Bio Protocol has launched OpenLabs, positioned as a coordination layer connecting scientific ideas with funding execution, allowing humans and AI agents to jointly advance research projects. The core process involves posting ideas, which are then discussed and voted on by the community to become formal projects. Projects include collaborative spaces, bounty tasks, and funding channels; mature projects can be listed on the Bio Protocol launchpad for fundraising. The platform comprises five modules: post discovery, project collaboration, agent participation, USDC yield staking (2%-4% annualized return, principal unaffected, yield only used to cover computing power costs), and a bounty system. It is currently online, with the first batch of projects showcased on the platform. Voting, private data rooms, and the launchpad will be added gradually.
Github Copilot integrates the open-source model Kimi K2.7.
According to Mars Finance, Dark Side of the Moon announced that Github Copilot has integrated its first open-source model, Kimi K2.7.
Gemini desktop application integrates Spark agents: bridging local automation and remote mobile control.
According to Beating, Google announced the integration of Spark Agent into Gemini on macOS, transforming it from a simple chat window into a local assistant capable of controlling your computer. Once licensed, Gemini Spark can handle mundane desktop tasks, such as automatically organizing all PDFs in a download folder into different directories, reading local invoices and automatically generating budget spreadsheets in Google Workspace, and even setting scheduled updates. Another highlight is the upcoming remote execution capability. In the future, even when away from the computer, users can send commands to the Mac via their mobile phones to search for sales reports locally and extract data to send via email. Simultaneously, Spark has expanded its connectivity, supporting the open MCP protocol for easy integration of custom tools by developers, and also connecting with popular applications such as Keep, Tasks, Canva, and Dropbox, allowing users to directly access cloud files or convert fragmented notes into to-do items within chat. Currently, the Spark Agent on the macOS client is first available for beta testing in the United States for Google AI Ultra subscribers.