According to CoinWorld, xAI announced the launch of a built-in plugin marketplace for its terminal AI programming tool, Grok Build, allowing developers to directly browse, install, and update third-party tools within the terminal. Each plugin integrates and packages modules such as the underlying AI skills, control protocols, and code completion tools, eliminating the hassle of fragmented configuration. Users can update and iterate plugins without leaving the terminal. The first batch of plugins includes MongoDB, Vercel, Sentry, and Chrome DevTools plugins. Users can access the directory by typing `/marketplace` in Grok Build or by running `grok plugin install --trust` directly via the command line. To prevent supply chain security risks, all remote plugins are locked to specific git commit SHA hash values and are forcibly verified by Grok Build during installation to prevent malicious code injection.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that HyperLiquid has announced an upgrade to the AQAv2 mechanism. The system will dynamically balance the USDC balances of two core addresses at a 1:9 ratio in each HyperEVM block through automated on-chain transactions, corresponding to the contract execution layer and the treasury reserve layer, respectively. According to the mechanism design, this ratio is used to functionally layer "high-frequency trading and liquidation liquidity" with "long-term reserves and yield pools," improving system stability and isolating trading risks. Technically, this balancing process is automatically executed by system transactions without manual intervention. Circle is responsible for technical deployment, while Coinbase is responsible for treasury deployment and management. Regarding the yield mechanism, AQAv2 stipulates that stablecoin issuers must distribute approximately 90% of their cost-adjusted reserve yields generated within the HyperLiquid system to the protocol partners, with cumulative settlement over a 30-day cycle. Yields will automatically transfer to the Assistance Fund on the 8th day after the cycle ends. Furthermore, the mechanism includes a transition period: Yield accrual begins on August 26th; the first yield payment will be on October 3rd. The market believes that this design marks the evolution of stablecoins from traditional custody structures to an on-chain infrastructure model of "protocol-based fund tiering + automated profit distribution".

According to CoinWorld, Dark Side of the Moon has released and open-sourced its latest Kimi K2.7 Code programming model, with a high-speed version scheduled for release next Monday. This model improves performance in instruction compliance and long-running programming tasks within long-context programming scenarios, while reducing overthinking and lowering average token consumption by 30%. In the Kimi Code Bench v2 benchmark, which evaluates code capabilities, the new model shows a 21.8% performance improvement, and in benchmarks such as Kimi Claw 24/7 Bench, which evaluate the autonomous execution capabilities of intelligent agents, the performance improvement is approximately 10%. Enterprises and developers can call Kimi K2.7 Code through the Kimi API open platform. The price per 1m token for standard input and output is 6.5 yuan and 27 yuan respectively, with the input price for hitting the cache adjusted to 1.3 yuan. Dark Side of the Moon also announced that a high-speed version with a 5-6x faster output speed will be released on June 15th, with an output speed of approximately 180 tokens/s in normal scenarios and a call price twice that of the standard version.

According to the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA), as reported by Odaily Planet Daily, Iran made no commitments regarding the transfer of control over the Strait of Hormuz, as per the memorandum of understanding with the United States. The future administration of the strait will be resolved as a regional issue through dialogue and joint decision-making between Iran and Oman. No agreement was reached on the nuclear issue in the current memorandum. Nuclear negotiations will take place within 60 days of the signing of the agreement. The Iranian Foreign Ministry stated that the framework text is nearing finalization, but the actual text is still pending final decision. (Jin Shi)

According to the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA), Iran is seeking war reparations within a "realistic framework" and will not restore the Strait of Hormuz to its pre-war state. (Jin Shi)