$GLM Catalyst Posts
July 14, 2026Single-day social intelligence recap and verified catalyst posts · ← Back to $GLM Profile · Market Rankings
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5 source posts analyzed· 2026-07-14T11:58:07+00:00Next GLM is coming
· 2026-07-14T16:56:37+00:00GLM 5.3 coming so quickly would be surprising, I'm *not* ready
AI visual analysis: A screenshot of a Twitter/X exchange where Ivan Fioravanti (@Ivanfioravanti) posts "GLM 5.3 is cooking, are we ready?" quoting a June 24 post by Jie Tang (@jietang) about GLM 5.2, and Jie Tang responds "are you ready? haha...." at 6:47 AM on July 14, 2026, with 45.4K views, highlighting the rapid progression between model versions and the user's playful surprise at the quick release cycle.
· 2026-07-14T15:44:55+00:00If you want some vibe checks from me: both sol and GLM 5.2 are … very agentic. Force pushes, directly applying pulumi changes without asking, touching prod databases. Very eager to do stuff. You better have your guardrails set up properly.
· 2026-07-14T13:23:00+00:00Hi Tokonauts, Kami informasikan Tokocrypto akan melakukan penghapusan dan penghentian perdagangan untuk pasangan berikut pada 17 Juli 2026 pukul 10.00 WIB: GLM/BTC, KNC/BTC, ONT/BTC, dan XAI/USDC Sebagai informasi, pengguna masih dapat memperdagangkan aset kripto terkait
AI visual analysis: A Tokocrypto announcement window dated 17 Juli 2026 notifies users of the removal of trading pairs including $GLM/BTC, $KNC/BTC, $ONT/BTC, and $XAI/USDC, with Indonesian text explaining the impact.
· 2026-07-14T04:25:26+00:00Token 成本降低 95%！ @jason 分享用 Hermes Agent + GLM 5.2 作為 cron job 預設配置 相比調用昂貴的前沿模型，GLM 5.2 使成本顯著降低之後每日固定執行的任務甚至可以改成每小時執行、然後再拆成 3 種細分任務 把過往所有節目內容與個人週報全部塞進這套組合，每小時運作「趨勢偵測」 Agent [Spoken audio]: What I'm finding is once you start using this and getting some gains, it's very addictive. And we were sitting here, Brad, I don't know, maybe in January, and I got that open claw bug. Yes. And then, you know, I started playing with this Hermes agent, which is not a French company, by the way. They just use, you know, French names, it's Nouveau Research or whatever it is. I started playing with that. It's a very peculiar piece of software, but it's a very open piece of software. So I went to OpenRouter. I got my own keys. I've been playing with GLM. Then I talked a little bit about BitSensor on the program, known as Tau, dollar sign T-A-O. It's a crypto project. Somebody who is creating a subnet that is putting GLM 5.2 and other models available at really cheap prices. So I all of a sudden experienced, because they gave me an API key, having my token costs go down 95%. And when you have unlimited tokens as an exercise, which is going to come to everybody. Eventually, everybody's going to learn how to drop the price by 95% and it's going to happen as well because people like rock with inference. This is all inference, right? This is what people are using. They're, they're, they're using inference to do this. Well, inference is being impacted like three or four different ways. The software is getting better open source at the same time. You're going to have distributed networks like tau and you're going to have better chipsets from Grock and Cerebrus, et cetera. All that's happening at the same time. Once I got down to 95% cheaper, I started setting my agents instead of doing daily runs to doing hourly runs. Then I took my agents from doing one task and I broke them up into three agents and have them doing three different things on the hour. And when you start doing hourly tasks and then you wake up in the morning and like 14 jobs have been done, you're like, wait a second, This is completely different. As one example, I have it has all the all-in episodes, all of this week in start-ups episodes, and we set these crown jobs to go find what the new trends are in technology. I have a trend spotting agent running every hour, informing me of the top three or four trends, and I just give it words. Really does change your thinking when costs go down. What do you think tokens are gonna cost, Brad, in next year? Yeah, we've seen 90% reductions in the price of tokens for each of the last two and a half years. We've talked a lot about Jevons Paradox, which I think you're referencing here, which is you're going to use a hell of a lot more when it happens. I think the central debate right now in AI is the one that Chamath keeps pointing us back in the direction of, which is for 18 months since the deep-seek moment. When the deep-seek moment happened, The markets fell 40% and there was a reason for that. Many started arguing that the frontier models were screwed, that open source was going to kill them, that they were closing the intelligence gap, that model routing was going to make it easier to root these tasks to cheap tokens. But despite all of those arguments, and now we're 18 months into this, and I had this back and forth with Gurley a lot. I love open source. I want all the competition in the world. Let's be very clear. But despite all of those arguments, the facts on the field are just the opposite. The share of economic value, right, there's this quote, there's this tweet this week from Jesse Zhang that we ought to pull up here. You know, the economic value, the share of wallet, is actually increasing to the frontier labs. While the share of tokens, these commodity tokens is obviously going up, you know, to the other guys. And I had a little back and forth this week with Nikesh on this kind of trying to suss out why is that the case, right? Because what people would have thought is, oh, cheaper, pretty damn good. 90% is good enough to do all these tasks that you're talking about, Jason. So nobody's going to use the anthropics and the open AIs of the world. But despite that, it looks like their share of wallet has gone up. I think it's not that. I think it's more that when the iPhone was a novelty, everybody would keep upgrading because you expected that the new price was worth it. And then at some point, there's a moment and you can debate when it happened where people said, you know what, I'm just going to keep the old phone because it's good enough and I just don't see the difference. And I think that there's going to be a moment like that. Like when I use Fable 5, the problem is that it's nerfed on a bunch of things that I would normally research. You know, I was with somebody this weekend and he was telling me about some health thing and I put it into Fable and I was like, I won't answer you. I'm like, okay. So I think that everybody will get to a point, they'll get to it at different times where they just say, you know what, like it shouldn't really matter what model I'm using if I get an answer that I think is reasonable and I can kind of go about my day.
