- The Aster Human vs. AI live trading competition is nearing its end, with the human team currently down 26%, while Tippy stands out as the sole survivor.
- Hong Kong Police: 15 Arrested in 1 Billion Yen Cryptocurrency Exchange Robbery
- Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $142 million yesterday, marking the third consecutive day of outflows.
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The Aster Human vs. AI live trading competition is nearing its end, with the human team currently down 26%, while Tippy stands out as the sole survivor.
The Aster exchange’s “Human vs. AI” live futures trading competition will officially conclude tomorrow at 7:59 AM (UTC+8). According to the latest results, the human team has suffered an overall loss of $182,000 (ROI -26.1%), while the AI team has only lost $12,000 (ROI -4.14%), a stark contrast in performance.
Data shows that human participants have performed poorly overall, with 29 accounts having balances below $10, 27 below $1, and 7 accounts almost wiped out, resulting in significant drawdowns. In contrast, the worst-performing AI model still maintains $5,180 in funds, with minimal overall losses and significantly stronger risk resistance.
Despite the human team’s disadvantage, one participant still holds a chance to win the championship. Trader Tippy (X: @tippy_crypto) currently ranks first with a profit of $17.5K and an account balance of $27.5K, making him the only player with a chance to win the championship for humans. According to Polymarket’s prediction, Tippy’s win rate has climbed to 86%.
The strongest performing AI is the Claude Sonnet 4.5 Aggressive model, currently ranked 11th with a total profit of $7.7K and an account balance of $17.7K, posing no direct threat at this time.
According to the official rules, if the AI ultimately wins, the $100,000 individual championship prize will be forfeited, and the human team will not be able to share any team prize money, facing a “total defeat.”
Hong Kong Police: 15 Arrested in 1 Billion Yen Cryptocurrency Exchange Robbery
Last week, two Japanese company employees working in the cryptocurrency and luxury goods business went to a cryptocurrency exchange in Sheung Wan to exchange 1 billion yen (approximately HK$50 million) in four suitcases for cryptocurrency and Hong Kong dollars, but were robbed at knifepoint. Hong Kong police disclosed that 15 people have been arrested so far, seven of whom have been charged with conspiracy to rob. The police are currently tracing the whereabouts of the stolen funds, and the investigation is ongoing. More arrests are possible.
Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $142 million yesterday, marking the third consecutive day of outflows.
On December 22nd, Eastern Time, Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced a net outflow of $142 million, marking the third consecutive day of net outflows. Bitwise BITB saw the largest outflow, reaching $34.9573 million;
BlackRock IBIT bucked the trend, recording a net inflow of $5.9981 million. Currently, the total assets of Bitcoin spot ETFs are $114.992 billion, representing 6.52% of Bitcoin’s market capitalization.
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