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1. Balancer co-founder announced the closure of Balancer Labs; the protocol will shift to a DAO and foundation structure for continued operation.
2. Blockchain Capital staked 6,400 ETH, valued at 13.82 million USD.
3. FT: Fifteen minutes before Trump posted about Iran negotiations, traders made $580 million bets on the oil market.
4. An address deposited 2.25 million USD USDC into Hyperliquid and opened a $10 million GOLD long position.
5. Iranian media: US and Israel attacked two Iranian energy infrastructures.
6. Jensen Huang stated "We have achieved AGI," and on Polymarket, the probability that "OpenAI announces AGI achieved before 2027" has risen to 30%.
7. BlackRock CEO: Tokenization can make investing from a phone as easy as making payments.
8. Polymarket referral program is now open to all traders with over $10,000 in trading volume.
9. Bloomberg: Australian pension funds are considering offering members cryptocurrency investment options.
10. OG High Stakes Capital sold 450,000 HYPE at an average price of $38.05 in the past 12 hours.
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