Web3 Daily Briefing: Virtuals Protocol Launches Three Proxy Launch Mechanisms; Beijing High Court Releases Case on Cross-Border Telecom Fraud Involving Virtual Currency; Jito Releases IBRL Explorer

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Cover: Virtuals Protocol

• Virtuals Protocol introduces three agent launch mechanisms: Pegasus, Unicorn, and Titan.

• The Beijing High People's Court released information on cross-border telecommunications fraud cases involving virtual currencies.

• US Senator Cynthia Lummis questions the legality of the US government selling off Bitcoin.

• Canton Foundation: Nasdaq becomes a Canton Network super validator

• Jito releases IBRL Explorer

• Stablecoin platform Cap has been deployed to MegaETH

• The Ethereum PoS staking exit queue has been cleared.

• Jupiter officially launches its stablecoin JupUSD

• YZi Labs: Condemns CEA Industries' board for implementing a poison pill plan and stripping shareholders of their rights.

• NFT Paris & RWA Paris 2026 conferences officially cancelled .

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