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End of an era. Nearly six years ago, trent.sol and I were sitting in Greg Fitzgerald 🦀 's basement ordering computer parts on Newegg to hand-build the first metal validators for Solana. Mainnet was still a ways away, hardware and network requirements were unknown, docs, tools and best practices were nonexistent. Even Testnet was barely more than a periodic bringup of a handful of cloud VMs. Our tiny but mighty early validator community were basically all on a first name basis with one another. A few months later, Trent and I, along with a couple other early Solana Labs employees, racked the resulting 7 machines in a data center in Denver. These were the first ever colocated nodes to serve Solana. In early 2020, we used these glowing green machines to help serve the genesis block and launch Solana Mainnet into the world. Today, the data center that houses them is shutting down. Trent and I went over this morning to tear out the rack to discover we were the last remaining tenants in a now otherwise abandoned facility, with apparently a single staff member left on hand. It was a little emotional for me to see these shut down, even though they haven't been active on the network for a very long time, having been repurposed for development work a while back. It's always humbling to reflect on how far Solana has come in so little time - taking down a handful of old, wonky hand-assembled boxes from the genesis days and considering today's huge global reach of the network, the devs, the products, and especially, all of you. Thank you all for being along with us on the wildest ride.

End of an era. Nearly six years ago, trent.sol and I were sitting in Greg Fitzgerald 🦀 's basement ordering computer parts on Newegg to hand-build the first metal validators for Solana. Mainnet was still a ways away, hardware and network requirements were unknown, docs, tools and best practices were nonexistent. Even Testnet was barely more than a periodic bringup of a handful of cloud VMs. Our tiny but mighty early validator community were basically all on a first name basis with one another. A few months later, Trent and I, along with a couple other early Solana Labs employees, racked the resulting 7 machines in a data center in Denver. These were the first ever colocated nodes to serve Solana. In early 2020, we used these glowing green machines to help serve the genesis block and launch Solana Mainnet into the world. Today, the data center that houses them is shutting down. Trent and I went over this morning to tear out the rack to discover we were the last remaining tenants in a now otherwise abandoned facility, with apparently a single staff member left on hand. It was a little emotional for me to see these shut down, even though they haven't been active on the network for a very long time, having been repurposed for development work a while back. It's always humbling to reflect on how far Solana has come in so little time - taking down a handful of old, wonky hand-assembled boxes from the genesis days and considering today's huge global reach of the network, the devs, the products, and especially, all of you. Thank you all for being along with us on the wildest ride.

Dan Albert

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The almighty yard is no longer in control. That’s the worm way of thinking—“acts of revenge.” The Freedom-Loving Ukrainian Bird works differently: surgically, against what they hold sacred. This morning’s spanking in the courtyards of the Leningrad region once again shatters the myth of “the yard that taught Vova to strike first.” You know it by now, bunker bastard: this is not revenge for the missile strikes that hit residential neighbourhoods in Kyiv, Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia, Sumy, Kherson and other Ukrainian cities over the past 48 hours. You’ll keep paying for those with thousands of occupiers’ bodies—day after day, exactly as the Bird has decided. Meanwhile, in the swamps and in our Crimea, a methodical, mathematically calculated operation with no expiration date is underway under the motto: “The yard is no longer in control.” Until “Moscow will fall.” A global mission. A pragmatic one. As one of the Birds from the 1st USF Operations Center, Mr. Warrior, likes to say: “Step by step.” So, gentlemen, let’s get back to work. 🔥 On July 4, 2026, the Saint Petersburg Oil Terminal was successfully struck by the 1st USF Operations Center, SOF, SSU, HUR, and other components of the Ukrainian Defence Forces. 🌶️ And yes—today the USF Birds switched off the 22nd, 23rd, 24th and 25th electrical substations in Crimea in just the first three days of July. The greening operation is nowhere near finished. Eyes and Sting—the worms’ worst nightmare. MAGYAR 🇺🇦 04.07.26

The almighty yard is no longer in control. That’s the worm way of thinking—“acts of revenge.” The Freedom-Loving Ukrainian Bird works differently: surgically, against what they hold sacred. This morning’s spanking in the courtyards of the Leningrad region once again shatters the myth of “the yard that taught Vova to strike first.” You know it by now, bunker bastard: this is not revenge for the missile strikes that hit residential neighbourhoods in Kyiv, Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia, Sumy, Kherson and other Ukrainian cities over the past 48 hours. You’ll keep paying for those with thousands of occupiers’ bodies—day after day, exactly as the Bird has decided. Meanwhile, in the swamps and in our Crimea, a methodical, mathematically calculated operation with no expiration date is underway under the motto: “The yard is no longer in control.” Until “Moscow will fall.” A global mission. A pragmatic one. As one of the Birds from the 1st USF Operations Center, Mr. Warrior, likes to say: “Step by step.” So, gentlemen, let’s get back to work. 🔥 On July 4, 2026, the Saint Petersburg Oil Terminal was successfully struck by the 1st USF Operations Center, SOF, SSU, HUR, and other components of the Ukrainian Defence Forces. 🌶️ And yes—today the USF Birds switched off the 22nd, 23rd, 24th and 25th electrical substations in Crimea in just the first three days of July. The greening operation is nowhere near finished. Eyes and Sting—the worms’ worst nightmare. MAGYAR 🇺🇦 04.07.26

414 Magyar's Birds

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🚨 CHINA'S AI PLAYBOOK ISN'T TO BEAT OPENAI AND ANTHROPIC. IT'S TO MAKE THEM IRRELEVANT BY MAKING INTELLIGENCE FREE. Chinese labs are giving away frontier-level models for free. Zhipu's GLM-5 already beats Claude Opus 4.5 and Gemini 3.0 Pro on key benchmarks. DeepSeek, Qwen, and Kimi round out 4 of the top 5 open-weight models globally, all released under open licenses anyone can use commercially. The real weapon isn't the models, it's the cost to run them. Chinese provinces like Gansu, Guizhou, and Inner Mongolia are cutting data center power bills by up to 50%. DeepSeek trained its R1 model for around $6 million, compared to roughly $100 million for GPT-4. The remaining blocker is chips. US export controls still cut China off from Nvidia's best hardware. But Zhipu already trained a full frontier model entirely on Huawei's Ascend chips, no Nvidia involved. Huawei's next-gen Atlas 950 cluster, launching late 2026, claims 6.7 times the compute of Nvidia's planned NVL144 systems. If Huawei closes the chip gap while China keeps giving away free, near frontier models running on subsidized power. The entire business model OpenAI and Anthropic are built on, charging hundreds of billions in aggregate revenue for access to intelligence, stops making sense. Why pay premium prices for marginal capability gains when a free alternative running on cheap compute gets you 90% of the way there.

🚨 CHINA'S AI PLAYBOOK ISN'T TO BEAT OPENAI AND ANTHROPIC. IT'S TO MAKE THEM IRRELEVANT BY MAKING INTELLIGENCE FREE. Chinese labs are giving away frontier-level models for free. Zhipu's GLM-5 already beats Claude Opus 4.5 and Gemini 3.0 Pro on key benchmarks. DeepSeek, Qwen, and Kimi round out 4 of the top 5 open-weight models globally, all released under open licenses anyone can use commercially. The real weapon isn't the models, it's the cost to run them. Chinese provinces like Gansu, Guizhou, and Inner Mongolia are cutting data center power bills by up to 50%. DeepSeek trained its R1 model for around $6 million, compared to roughly $100 million for GPT-4. The remaining blocker is chips. US export controls still cut China off from Nvidia's best hardware. But Zhipu already trained a full frontier model entirely on Huawei's Ascend chips, no Nvidia involved. Huawei's next-gen Atlas 950 cluster, launching late 2026, claims 6.7 times the compute of Nvidia's planned NVL144 systems. If Huawei closes the chip gap while China keeps giving away free, near frontier models running on subsidized power. The entire business model OpenAI and Anthropic are built on, charging hundreds of billions in aggregate revenue for access to intelligence, stops making sense. Why pay premium prices for marginal capability gains when a free alternative running on cheap compute gets you 90% of the way there.

The Macro Paper

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