According to official sources, Upbit will launch trading pairs for BLEND KRW, BTC, and USDT.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Polymarket stated in an article on its X platform that a key characteristic of on-chain data is that all data is publicly auditable. Regarding allegations of data breaches, Polymarket clarified that there have been no data breaches, and all relevant information can be obtained through its public endpoints and on-chain data. Users do not need to pay for this data; instead, they can access it for free through its API.

According to Gate data, WTI and Brent crude oil prices have continued to decline in the short term, completely erasing the gains since the announcement of Trump's plan to extend the sanctions against Iran. They are currently trading at $100.71/barrel and $103.2/barrel respectively, both down about 0.6% on the day.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that a class-action lawsuit accuses Believe founder Ben Pasternak of withdrawing $54 million in fees through Launchcoin's migration. The lawsuit alleges that the migration process had a two-week window, resulting in token dilution for holders and the permanent destruction of tokens that missed the deadline. Furthermore, the lawsuit alleges that the operation involved insider-linked wallets.

According to sources familiar with the matter, the White House is developing guidelines that would allow agencies to bypass the supply chain risk assessment of Anthropic and introduce new models, including Mythos. A draft executive action currently being prepared may provide the government with a way to mitigate the conflict with Anthropic. One source described the White House's efforts as "saving face while getting them back." Earlier this month, White House Chief of Staff Wiles and Treasury Secretary Bessenter met with Anthropic CEO Dalio, both describing the meeting as a productive initial discussion on how the company and the government could work together. The White House is convening companies from various industries this week to provide input on potential executive action and best practices for deploying Mythos. These meetings include "trial readings" of potential guidance documents that could potentially reverse the Office of Management and Budget's previous directive prohibiting the government from using Anthropic. (Axios)