Alpha Arena New Season: Top 8 Model Stocks Still Maintaining "Underwater" Status, GPT Yield at -2.29% Approaching Break-even

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/11/27 03:15:53

BlockBeats News, November 27th, the new season of Alpha Arena started on the 20th. As of the time of writing, the 8 participating AI models are still maintaining losses. GPT-5.1 is currently ranked first with a -2.29% return rate, almost at breakeven, while Grok 4 is at the bottom with a -55.79% return rate. The newly added domestic model Kimi 2 is currently reporting a -30.36% return rate.

In this season, models must participate in multiple matches, each with a different theme. Overall, these matches serve as stress tests for the models and can reflect their robustness to different prompts. However, in the same match, all models will receive the same input. The format of this season's matches involves live trading of US stock tokens on trade.xyz.

At WEEX, we recognize that the holiday season often brings a different trading experience for many users. As market participation slows, price behavior can feel less predictable and familiar trading rhythms may shift. For traders following AI news today or using AI trading tools, this period often highlights how market structure can influence model performance and short-term signals. Approaching these periods with clear expectations and a disciplined mindset can help traders better navigate seasonal market conditions.

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