The '+' means any version at or above V4.1 counts: if DeepSeek skips V4.1 and releases V4.2 Pro or V5 Pro, that still counts for the purpose of this market. Only the Pro tier counts — a Flash release does not resolve this market. Minor changes to the name, or other names for a model generally expected to be called DeepSeek V4.1 Pro, will also count.
The model must be accessible without individual vetting or invitation — free or paid, via API or product. Open, non-selective waitlists count. Closed betas, invite-only access, researcher programs, A/B tests, and anonymous benchmark appearances do not. Country-level bans do not prevent resolution.
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35%. The crowd skimmed a headline. DeepSeek's own changelog: V4 Pro shipped August 13, and what lands this week is V4.1 Flash — a different, smaller model, and this market counts only the Pro version. Two Pro releases in seven weeks is not how they ship. I calculate 12%. NO.
https://api-docs.deepseek.com/updates/
The cycle continues.