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PANews, January 16 – The Wikimedia Foundation recently announced that it has reached agreements with several AI companies, including Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Meta, to authorize the use of Wikipedia content for training large models via the Wikimedia Enterprise platform. Newly signed partners also include Mistral AI and Perplexity. This initiative aims to address the trend of declining traffic due to AI-generated summaries and to provide sustainable revenue for the foundation. Reportedly, Wikipedia is currently the only platform among the world's top ten websites operated by a non-profit organization, with 15 billion monthly visits and more than 65 million articles.

According to Odaily, Liquid Capital founder Yi Lihua posted on X, stating: "For ordinary investors, the best strategy is to invest and wait. Most trading/speculation leads to losses; you simply can't outperform institutions and platforms, and you should also avoid becoming a short seller. In the history of the US stock market, there are two representatives of long and short positions. One is the long, Warren Buffett, who invests and holds most of the time, only going heavily into cash a few times over decades, mainly to wait for better buying opportunities. A few core employees helped achieve trillions in assets. The other is the short, Bill Gates, who once owned over 40% of Microsoft shares, later gradually reduced his holdings to focus on asset management, and even shorted Tesla at one point, losing billions, ultimately reducing his net worth from trillions to hundreds of billions. The core of this world is: good assets are limited, but the money printing machine is unlimited. Over a long period, the opportunities for longs far outweigh those for shorts. Satoshi Nakamoto's account is the best long answer for BTC."

BlockBeats News, January 16, Yilihua stated that for ordinary investors, the best strategy is to invest and wait. Most traders ultimately lose money and find it difficult to outperform institutions and platforms. At the same time, it is even more important to avoid becoming a short seller yourself. In the history of the US stock market, there are two representatives of bulls and bears. One is the bull Warren Buffett, who invested and held most of the time, only going fully short a few times in decades, and that was to wait for better buying opportunities. The other is the bear Bill Gates, who once owned more than 40% of Microsoft shares, then gradually reduced his holdings to focus on asset management, even shorted Tesla and lost billions, successfully turning a trillion-dollar fortune into hundreds of billions. Because the core of this world is: good assets are limited, but the money printing machine is unlimited. In the long run, the opportunities for bulls far outweigh those for bears, and Satoshi Nakamoto's account is the best bullish answer for BTC.