Sources reveal that the Dark Side of the Moon (Kimi) has earned more than the total annual revenue for 2025 within the past 20 days. The growth is driven by an increase in global paying users and API call volume. Currently, overseas revenue has surpassed domestic revenue. Additionally, Kimi's new generation open-source model K2.5 has achieved the best results in multiple evaluations.

The dark side of artificial intelligence startups is seeking to raise their valuation to $10 billion, with participants including investors like Alibaba and Tencent. The company began fundraising negotiations in January, with over $700 million in investment commitments already secured.

BlockBeats News: Kimi under the Dark Side of the Moon launches Kimi Claw Beta, which provides cloud-based AI Agent services based on the OpenClaw framework. Users can run it around the clock in their browsers without local setup. Currently, it is only available to Allegretto members.

February 9 News, Elon Musk stated that SpaceX is advancing a new deep space strategy with the goal of building a "self-growing city" on the Moon within the next 10 years as an important starting point for humanity's move toward a multi-planetary civilization. This concept is seen as a key turning point in his long-term space colonization plan. Musk pointed out that compared to Mars, which has a launch window only once every 26 months and requires several months for a one-way trip, the Moon has clear advantages in travel and supply efficiency. Rockets can achieve high-frequency round trips, making the transportation of building materials, energy systems, and personnel rotations more flexible, thereby accelerating infrastructure development. He emphasized that the Moon base will not only serve as a scientific outpost but also become a "self-sufficient city prototype" with manufacturing and expansion capabilities.

On February 9, Elon Musk disclosed that SpaceX has made significant adjustments to its deep space colonization plans, shifting focus from Mars to building a "self-sustaining city" on the Moon. This statement contrasts sharply with his previous emphasis on achieving crewed landings on Mars by 2026 and has sparked global attention on the "Moon city plan" and the "human space colonization route." Musk explained on SpaceX's official blog that there are strict time window constraints for traveling to Mars: launches can only occur during the planetary conjunction every 26 months, with a one-way trip taking about 6 months; in contrast, the Moon can be launched every 10 days, with a flight time of only 2 days. This difference means that in terms of resource investment, construction pace, and personnel rotation, the Moon is more feasible and more conducive to quickly building infrastructure systems.

PANews February 8 News, according to Jinshi reports, some netizens said that SpaceX is recruiting engineers in Austin and Seattle to develop AI satellites and space data centers. Musk reposted the related post and replied: It's true. Musk also stated that it's time for a large-scale return to the Moon.

Elon Musk reiterated the idea of "sending Dogecoin to the moon" while responding to netizens on the X platform, hinting that the timeline might be next year. This statement quickly ignited market sentiment, with Dogecoin (DOGE) price rising about 8% on the day, reversing a 2% decline at one point and sparking a new wave of trading enthusiasm. This surge occurred against the backdrop of DOGE's long-term pressure. Data shows that Dogecoin has fallen approximately 13% over the past week, nearly 28% over the past month, and compared to the same period in 2025, the price has retreated by more than half. Despite the weak trend, Musk's comments can still activate capital flow in a short period, highlighting his ongoing influence on DOGE market sentiment.

This article summarizes cryptocurrency news as of February 3, 2026, focusing on the latest Bitcoin updates, Ethereum upgrades, Dogecoin trends, real-time cryptocurrency prices, and price forecasts. Major Web3 events today include: 1. Elon Musk: Maybe next year SpaceX will be able to send Dogecoin to the moon; 2. Ripple custody technology deployed in the Middle East, $280 million worth of diamonds on the blockchain, XRP Ledger unlocking a new RWA track; 3. Tom Lee: Bitcoin has bottomed out, a parabolic rally may be starting, and bullish market signals are emerging.

PANews February 3 News, X platform user Tesla Owners Silicon Valley reposted Elon Musk's 2021 tweet stating "SpaceX will send a real Dogecoin to the real Moon," and asked Musk "When?" In response, Musk said, "Maybe next year."

The Dark Side of the Moon (Kimi) is completing a new round of financing, with a pre-money valuation reaching $4.8 billion, up from $4.3 billion previously. The company's founder stated that cash reserves exceed 10 billion RMB, indicating a strategic reluctance to go public soon.