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One clear trend in #DeFi right now: "We’re slowly removing humans from core financial processes onchain." @TrenFinance just released Malone - a loan agent that can fully handle the lending cycle, from start to finish: – Understands who you are (via onchain behavior) – Prices your assets (LPs, NFTs, vesting, obscure tokens) – Gives you personalized offers – Lets you negotiate (LTV, term, rate) – Signs and sends the loan from its own wallet No front-end needed. No governance vote. Just you ↔ agent ↔ chain. Malone isn’t a solo bot. It’s a multi-agent system, almost like an AI-based #DeFi banker squad: – Risk Analyzer: replaces traditional DAO risk teams – Loan Calculator: replaces rigid rate sheets – Reflection Agent: replaces governance with machine learning We’re witnessing a shift: From human-defined protocols → AI-operated protocols. More importantly: Malone prices trust based on your actual behavior, not your name or whitelist status. You don’t need clout, just solid onchain data. I think this model fits perfectly for edge cases like: Long-tail LPs, staked #NFTs, locked tokens, or early-stage assets with no robust markets. I don’t see Malone as just another tool. It’s answering a bigger question: “Can DeFi operate without any human in the loop?” And so far, Malone is saying: yes.

🚨NASA CONFIRMS ALIEN ROCK SCREAMING THROUGH SOLAR SYSTEM AT 152,000 MPH Confirmed by NASA and the Minor Planet Center, 3I/ATLAS is real and it’s not from here. This interstellar object is moving at 152,000 miles per hour and could reach 90 km/s by April. It’s the third visitor from another star system ever recorded. Estimated up to 12 miles wide, it’ll swing by the sun in October and graze Mars. First spotted June 25, it’s now officially tagged interstellar. No impact expected, just a rare front-row seat to galactic speed. Source: EarthSky Image: @PolymarketIntel, Gizmodo

Bitcoin is pressing toward $110K, gaining nearly 3% in 24 hours, as macro catalysts stack up. A rare mix of high-volume flows, geopolitical headlines, and ETF tailwinds are pushing traders to front-run what could be a messy but momentous July. On July 2nd, Bitcoin ( BTC ) added nearly $2,900 to its price, surging from $106,300 to just over $109,700 before paring some gains to trade at $109,600 at the time of writing, according to crypto.news data. That move, backed by a sharp jump in trading activity to $52.6 billion, places the original crypto less than 3% shy of its May all-time high of $111,970. The volume spike signals that buyers aren’t just testing the waters, they’re committing capital in size, with Bitcoin accounting for nearly 45% of total crypto market trading activity on Wednesday. The latest Bitcoin price rally coincides with a rare convergence of liquidity, policy expectations, and shifting investor behavior. Standard Chartered this week reiterated its bold call for BTC to hit $135,000 by Q3 and $200,000 by year-end, citing what it called a “new flow regime.” According to the bank’s global head of digital assets research, Geoffrey Kendrick, ETF inflows, corporate treasury buying, and sovereign accumulation are now the dominant price drivers—displacing the post-halving slump narrative that defined previous cycles. In Q2 alone, institutional buyers added 245,000 BTC, with a growing share coming from public companies not named Strategy. That demand is expected to accelerate through Q3 and Q4, as passive ETF allocations deepen and more firms mimic the leverage-heavy treasury strategies pioneered by Michael Saylor. Beyond spot Bitcoin ETFs, the REX-Osprey Solana + Staking ETF made a surprisingly strong debut, pulling in $20 million in volume on its first day. Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas called the performance a “top 1% for new launches.” The fund’s momentum suggests confidence in crypto ETFs is far from saturated. In fact, success for altcoin-based products may be reinforcing BTC’s legitimacy as the sector’s anchor asset. President Donald Trump also announced a new trade deal with Vietnam that helped lift U.S. equities and risk assets broadly. Under the new terms, the U.S. will impose a 20% tariff on Vietnamese exports and a 40% levy on rerouted goods, while American products receive tariff-free access to the Vietnamese market. Markets interpreted the deal as part of a broader post-election pivot toward aggressive economic posturing. Bitcoin, often grouped with risk-on trades during periods of geopolitical volatility, caught a bid alongside tech stocks. By midday, the Nasdaq was up 0.8%, and Bitcoin had already cleared the $109,000 mark.

RWA in the front. Ponzi in the back. The great tokenized stock meets DeFi bullrun of 2026.

5:09 pm Sean Combs has been brought it, sits next to Teny Geragos, reading. Agnifilo walks over to the lectern, then back over to his seat. Prosecutors are in place at the front table. Waiting on Judge Subramanian