Critini Analyst: Token Price War Has Bottomed Out, Chinese AI "Open Source" Players Are Seeing Price Increases or Moving to Closed Source

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According to Pulse Beat monitoring, Critini Research analyst Jukan stated that China's AI "open source" players are also raising prices or gradually transitioning to a more closed-source model. It is believed that the price war for Chinese tokens has bottomed out. The Spectrum behind GLM-5.2 has also seen multiple price increases this year. Chinese large model developers cannot ignore the return on investment forever, as open source does not mean low-priced API pricing.

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