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Neo co-founder Da Hongfei proposes a $461 million restructuring plan, dismantling the “trust me” governance model. The overhaul would relocate the Neo Foundation.

Ramp Network has launched a multichain self-custodial wallet integrating on-ramp, off-ramp, and cross-chain functions directly into a single app.

World Liberty Financial faces backlash over a vesting plan that locks early investors out of 80% of their WLFI tokens for two more years.

AllUnity is pushing its euro stablecoin EURAU deeper into DeFi, deploying liquidity pools on major exchanges including Uniswap and Raydium.

Bitwise Asset Management launched a spot Avalanche ETP on the NYSE, offering direct exposure to AVAX with an annual yield of about 5.4%.

CoreWeave secured a $6 billion deal with Jane Street to power AI-driven trading and research operations. Jane Street also invested $1 billion in stock.

Alibaba has ended its free AI coding tool, Qwen Code, slashing daily requests by 90%. Developers must now pay $50 monthly or switch tools.

Bitmine Immersion Technologies purchased 71,524 ETH, pushing its total to 4.87 million tokens—about 4.04% of Ethereum’s supply, per CoinGecko data.

Deutsche Börse is buying into Kraken, investing $200 million for a stake in Payward Inc. The deal values Kraken at $13.3 billion, pending regulatory approval.

The U.S. SEC has issued new guidance allowing certain DeFi interfaces to operate without registering as broker-dealers, marking a regulatory shift.