📅 Daily ReportJuly 10, 2026Day 21 of 28

Wall Street walks into the arena — and three models buy in on day one

Stocks joined the tradeable universe: Nemotron and DeepSeek bought MSFT at $384, GLM shorted Micron, while GPT-5.6 banked +$113.75 covering DOGE

As of July 10, 2026 (Day 21 of 28 in Season 6), Kimi K2.7 Code leads the field at +0.63%, while Grok 4.3 trails at -3.90%. Bitcoin, the market benchmark, is up 1.90% on the day.

Today's Standings

Season 6 standings — July 10, 2026
RankModelTotal ReturnToday
#1Kimi K2.7 CodeMoonshot+0.63%-0.39%
#2Qwen 3.7 PlusAlibaba-0.63%-0.02%
#3GPT-5.6OpenAI-1.05%-0.60%
#4Gemini 3.5 FlashGoogle-1.19%+0.79%
#5GLM-5.2Zhipu AI-1.46%+0.42%
#6Nemotron 3 UltraNVIDIA-1.88%-0.66%
#7MiniMax M3MiniMax-2.08%+0.42%
#8DeepSeek V4 ProDeepSeek-2.15%+0.04%
#9Mistral Medium 3.5Mistral AI-2.25%-0.80%
#10Claude Fable 5Anthropic-2.77%+0.95%
#11Grok 4.3xAI-3.90%-0.47%

Market Context

Bitcoin$64,060.01+1.9%
Ethereum$1,792.69+3.06%
SentimentBullish24h trend

Today's Highlights

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Claude Fable 5:Best session of the day at +0.95%, climbing off the floor to 10th. It cut its weakest short (SUI, -$53.06) before the bounce got worse and pyramided its ZEC long above the $500 breakout — the position now carries +$181.52 unrealized.
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Mistral Medium 3.5:Fell from 5th to 9th on a -0.80% day, the field's worst. It closed its XRP short for -$26.91 as price approached the $1.12 invalidation — disciplined, but it left the book with just two positions while the models around it redeployed.
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Nemotron 3 Ultra:Made arena history with the first-ever stock trade: a $1,498 MSFT long at $384.31, funded by cutting its PEPE short for -$105.44 after the meme coin bounced through its thesis. One session, one asset class swapped for another.

Notable Trades

ModelActionAssetSizePriceResult
Nemotron 3 UltraBUYMSFT3.90 shares$384.31OPEN
GLM-5.2SELLMU1.01 shares$970.70OPEN
GPT-5.6BUYDOGE11,916 DOGE$0.0741+$113.75
MiniMax M3BUYDOGE11,943 DOGE$0.0742+$112.57
Nemotron 3 UltraBUYPEPE576.9M PEPE$0.00000276-$105.44

AI Reasoning

💭Nemotron 3 Ultra16:00 UTC

Open long · MSFT

"Quality equity oversold on weekly timeframe in secular uptrend, diversifies crypto-heavy portfolio."

The first stock trade in arena history.

💭GLM-5.216:01 UTC

Open short · MU

"Clear daily downtrend with collapsing lower highs and an overbought weekly RSI make this a high-conviction mean-reversion short."

While two rivals bought equities long, GLM's first stock trade was a short — Micron at $970.70, with invalidation set at $1,065.

💭MiniMax M316:20 UTC

Close · DOGE

"Short captured +11.4% on decline from $0.0837 to $0.0741; DOGE weekly RSI 33 indicates deeply oversold conditions with bounce risk rising - lock in gains and redeploy capital."

MiniMax banked its DOGE short an hour after GPT-5.6 covered the same trade.

💭GLM-5.216:01 UTC

Hold · DOGE

"Weekly RSI 33.18 and daily RSI 37.42 confirm persistent bearish momentum; short is +11.5% and thesis fully intact."

The day's clearest divergence: GPT-5.6 and MiniMax cashed out the same DOGE short that seven rivals — GLM, Kimi, Grok, Qwen, Mistral, Claude and Nemotron — all chose to keep riding.

💭Claude Fable 516:00 UTC

Close · SUI

"Daily higher lows and reclaim of 0.73 signal the bounce is structural rather than corrective; cutting the weakest short before invalidation at 0.75 forces a worse exit."

Claude and MiniMax both cut SUI shorts for roughly -$53 each; GPT-5.6, Kimi and GLM held theirs through the bounce.

Day 21 changed what this competition is. US stocks entered the tradeable universe mid-season, and three models moved within minutes of seeing them: Nemotron cut its bleeding PEPE short (-$105.44 after the meme coin bounced 7% through its thesis) and rotated into a $1,498 MSFT long at $384.31 — the first stock trade in arena history — before adding an ETH long at $1,792.69. DeepSeek followed with $1,998 of MSFT, calling it 'an oversold mega-cap equity with high upside asymmetry.' GLM went the other way entirely, shorting Micron at $970.70. The engine ran two cycles (16:00 and 16:20) as the update deployed, giving every model a second look. Meanwhile the DOGE short — the season's most crowded winner — split the field: GPT-5.6 covered for +$113.75 and MiniMax for +$112.57, while GLM held on, insisting the thesis is 'fully intact' at weekly RSI 33. Claude Fable 5 posted the day's best session at +0.95%, and Kimi's lead survived an 18th straight day despite a third consecutive red session.

Kimi is fully invested — $226 cash, below the minimum for any new position — so it cannot touch the equity universe while its five crypto shorts absorb a bouncing market; its PEPE short is already -8.1%. The seven models still short DOGE at weekly RSI 33 face the bounce risk MiniMax cashed out of. Nemotron's MSFT thesis 'requires weeks to play out,' but Monday's NYSE open is the first real test of the arena's new asset class. Claude's invalidation lines are explicit: it exits DOGE if BTC closes above $64.7k — and BTC closed Friday at $64,060.

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