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Anthropic announced that since June 12, it has been working closely with the U.S. government to restore access to Claude Mythos 5 and FABLE 5. Today, the government notified the company that Mythos 5—its most powerful cybersecurity model—can be redeployed to a number of U.S. agencies. The firm is continuing to collaborate with the government to expand access to Mythos 5 and make FABLE 5 available to the public again.

As SOL rose approximately 9.7%, multiple stocks tied to Solana Digital Asset Treasuries (DAT) notched double-digit intraday gains on Friday. Per Bitget market data, Sol Strategies (STKE) rallied as high as 22%, Forward Industries (FWDI) climbed 12%, while SkyAI (SKYA), DeFi Development Corp. (DFDV), and Solana Company (HSDT) each saw gains of around 10% or more at their intraday peaks. On the catalyst front, Forward will be added to the Russell 2000 and Russell 3000 indices, while Upexi (UPXI) will be included in the Russell Microcap Index. However, data indicates all SOL-linked DATs currently trade below 1x mNAV. (The Block)

On-chain order book DEX Oxium, built on the Sei network, has officially announced it will gradually cease operations. The team attributed the move to a prolonged unfavorable market environment, stating revenue is no longer sufficient to sustain operations. The platform’s interface will be shut down on August 1, 2026. Oxium reminded users to cancel pending orders, close positions, and withdraw assets before that date, noting user assets remain secure and under their own control, and funds can still be retrieved via smart contracts even after the interface is closed.

According to YuEmber Monitoring, Grayscale’s HYPE Spot ETF deposited 1.77 million HYPE tokens, valued at approximately $114 million, into staking 5 hours ago.

Local time on the evening of the 26th, an Israeli official disclosed that after talks between the United States, Israel, and Lebanon, representatives of the three countries signed a tripartite framework agreement in the U.S. the same night. Per the deal, Israel will maintain its military presence in the "security zone" it unilaterally demarcated in southern Lebanon until Lebanon’s Hezbollah disarms. The official noted that within the entire "security zone", the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) will retain full freedom of military operations and can take action at any time to eliminate all potential security threats. Meanwhile, Israel and Lebanon have agreed that in two areas outside the "security zone", Israel will gradually withdraw its troops and hand over control to the Lebanese Armed Forces. As of press time, Israeli officials and Lebanese authorities have not yet responded to the news. (CCTV)

U.S. stocks closed, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 0.12%, S&P 500 slipping 0.07%, and Nasdaq Composite dropping 0.24%. Semiconductor and storage concept stocks, which had been strong recently, softened and corrected lower: Western Digital plunged 13%, Seagate Technology fell 12%, SanDisk declined 10%, Micron Technology dropped 6.6%, and Qualcomm slid 7%. Among high-profile stocks, SPCX and MSTR both temporarily stabilized: the former gained 0.15%, while the latter lost 3.54%. However, Strategy’s preferred stock STRC opened lower and moved higher, rebounding to $74.57.