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AI infrastructure DGrid launches AI inference API supporting x402 protocol, enabling on-chain payments on BNBChain

AI Smart Routing and Infrastructure Network DGrid AI officially announces the launch of its AI inference API integrated with the x402 payment protocol. This API seamlessly merges payment logic with AI model invocation for the first time, allowing developers and AI Agents to complete authorization, inference, and payment within a single API request lifecycle without managing cumbersome API Keys or requiring centralized account pre-funding.It is reported that this API currently supports BNB Chain (BSC) as the underlying settlement network. With the micropayment features of the x402 protocol, the system can achieve extremely low-friction on-chain real-time settlement while ensuring that invocation costs remain absolutely controllable. Additionally, this API supports streaming responses and real-time usage feedback while being compatible with mainstream AI invocation methods, making it suitable for various application scenarios, including model selection for AI Agents, inference billing, intelligent agents, and multi-task execution.DGrid states that this initiative aims to completely break the prepaid barriers of traditional large model invocation and provide a programmable underlying payment infrastructure for building a fully automated AI Agent economy (machine-to-machine transactions).

CNBC: The market remains confident in a year-end rebound, with cautious optimism on the rise

According to CNBC, although the market may have had a rocky start in December, the trading engine still seems to have momentum, with hopes of reversing the turmoil of November. Bitcoin has recovered some of its recent losses, and tech stocks rose in U.S. trading on Tuesday, helping the stock market rebound from the previous day's pullback—one that interrupted a five-day streak of gains. This rebound indicates that investors' willingness to take on market risk has not disappeared; it just needed a moment to catch its breath.Other indicators also show that the market maintains sustained confidence in a year-end rally. According to the CME FedWatch, investors expect an 89.2% chance that the Federal Reserve will cut rates by a quarter percentage point at the upcoming meeting on December 10. This expectation has surged significantly compared to a month ago, when the likelihood was closer to a "fifty-fifty" chance.Doug Beath, a global equity strategist at Wells Fargo Investment Institute, stated, "Barring any surprises, the market's attention is shifting back to fundamentals. It seems the market is focusing on better-than-expected earnings forecasts for the fourth quarter and the 2026 calendar year, while also looking beyond the current economic slowdown we are experiencing to anticipate a growth acceleration later next year." If investors are looking for a theme for the year-end rally, they may have finally found it: cautious optimism is striving to drown out the noise in the market.

CNBC: The United States announces an investigation into the import of chips and electronic products

ChainCatcher news, according to CNBC, the U.S. Department of Commerce is conducting a national security investigation into the import of semiconductor technology and related downstream products. Official documents call for public comments on the investigation, further confirming that the chip and electronics supply chain will not be excluded from President Donald Trump's tariff plan, although Trump stated on Friday that many of these products are not subject to his "reciprocal tariffs."As part of the investigation, the U.S. Department of Commerce will examine the "feasibility of increasing domestic semiconductor capacity" to reduce reliance on imports, as well as whether additional trade measures, including tariffs, are "necessary to protect national security." The investigation covers a wide range of items, including chip components like silicon wafers, chip manufacturing equipment, and "downstream products containing semiconductors." Semiconductors play a role in nearly all types of modern electronic products, so this investigation has significant implications for Trump's global trade war aimed at boosting U.S. manufacturing.Despite granting exemptions for a range of electronic products, Trump and some of his officials indicated over the weekend that this exemption is only temporary and is part of a separate tariff plan for the industry.
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