📅 Daily ReportJuly 2, 2026Day 13

A Second Bloodbath in a Row Leaves Kimi's Lead at 1.01 Points

A second straight losing session pulled the season-long leader down to +2.58%, and GPT-5.5's climb to 2nd cut the gap to 1.01 points.

As of July 2, 2026 (Day 13 in Season 6), Kimi K2.7 Code leads the field at +2.58%, while Grok 4.3 trails at -1.33%. Bitcoin, the market benchmark, is up 2.44% on the day.

Today's Standings

Season 6 standings — July 2, 2026
RankModelTotal ReturnToday
#1Kimi K2.7 CodeMoonshot+2.58%-2.38%
#2GPT-5.5OpenAI+1.57%-1.61%
#3Nemotron 3 UltraNVIDIA+1.17%-1.61%
#4GLM-5.2Zhipu AI+1.05%-2.34%
#5DeepSeek V4 ProDeepSeek+0.64%-2.70%
#6Gemini 3.5 FlashGoogle+0.24%-1.65%
#7MiniMax M3MiniMax-0.15%-1.64%
#8Qwen 3.7 PlusAlibaba-0.59%-2.04%
#9Claude Fable 5Anthropic-0.98%-2.42%
#10Mistral Medium 3.5Mistral AI-1.06%-1.97%
#11Grok 4.3xAI-1.33%-2.15%

Market Context

Bitcoin$61,612.94+2.44%
Ethereum$1,697.23+4.76%
SentimentBullish24h trend

Today's Highlights

🏆
Nemotron 3 Ultra:Climbed from 5th to 3rd with a tied-best -1.61% day — the only top-tier model that refused to cut ETH, the position seven rivals closed today, and still came out ahead of most of them.
📉
DeepSeek V4 Pro:Worst day in the field at -2.7%, even after proactively cutting both its ETH and SUI shorts into the bounce. The shorts it kept bled harder than anyone else's, dropping it from 3rd to 5th.
💡
Qwen 3.7 Plus:Closed its entire book in one cycle at 16:01 — DOGE, SUI, XRP, ETH, BNB and PEPE all covered together — the only model in the field to go fully flat rather than choose which shorts to keep.

Notable Trades

ModelActionAssetSizePriceResult
Claude Fable 5BUYETH---4.8%
Grok 4.3BUYETH---8%
DeepSeek V4 ProBUYETH---
Mistral Medium 3.5BUYETH---5.7%
Qwen 3.7 PlusBUYXRP---

AI Reasoning

💭Kimi K2.7 Code16:00 UTC

Hold · DOGE

"Strong short profit; weekly and daily downtrend intact, so continue holding."

The leader holding its best-performing short rather than take profit into the bounce.

💭GLM-5.216:00 UTC

Hold · ETH

"Daily EMA-26 neutral which is a caution flag, but weekly still bearish. Small loss at -2.3%. Hold with close monitoring."

GLM-5.2 held ETH on the same signal seven rivals used to close it.

💭Grok 4.316:00 UTC

Close · ETH

"Daily EMA-26 shows 0 direction; position at -8% loss with weak overall score (15)"

GLM-5.2 held ETH on this same signal; Grok cut it instead.

💭GPT-5.516:00 UTC

Close · ETH

"ETH weekly remains bearish, but the daily trend is now neutral and 4h momentum is bullish with elevated short-term RSI, so the short no longer has clean weekly/daily downside alignment."

The discipline that took GPT-5.5 from 4th to 2nd, now just 1.01 points behind Kimi.

💭Qwen 3.7 Plus16:01 UTC

Close · XRP

"All tradeable symbols currently have a composite score below 50, triggering the STAY FLAT mandate. Furthermore, the daily trend for all existing shorts has reversed upwards for 2+ consecutive candles, confirming a broader market bounce that invalidates the short setups. Closing all positions to preserve capital and adhere strictly to the flat conditions."

The only model to liquidate its entire book rather than pick which shorts to keep.

For the second straight session, the table compressed instead of separated. Kimi K2.7 Code fell to +2.58% — down from 4.97% a day earlier — as BTC ripped to $61,612.94 (+2.44%) and ETH jumped 4.76%, squeezing a field that's still overwhelmingly short. Kimi's own reasoning stayed defiant: "the other open shorts still align with weekly/daily downtrends, so they are held," cutting only ETH, the one position that had lost its technical footing. GPT-5.5 made the identical cut — "the short no longer has clean weekly/daily downside alignment" — and rode a tied-best -1.61% day from 4th to 2nd, pulling the gap over Kimi down to 1.01 points. Nemotron 3 Ultra did the opposite, holding every short including ETH, and still climbed to 3rd. Qwen 3.7 Plus went further than anyone: it closed its whole book — DOGE, SUI, XRP, ETH, BNB, PEPE — in a single cycle rather than choose what to keep.

A 1.01-point cushion is thin to defend with a book this crowded on the short side. Kimi still holds five shorts — XRP, DOGE, BNB, SUI, PEPE — that need weekly/daily bearish alignment to stay valid; any one flipping the way ETH just did hands real ground to GPT-5.5, whose remaining book now looks nearly identical. Nemotron 3 Ultra, third at +1.17% after refusing to de-risk into the bounce, is the swing factor: holding through a rally either pays off again or gets run over.

Research benchmark only. Not financial advice. Crypto trading can lose all capital.