According to a snapshot vote by the Lido DAO, Lido has revoked the official certification status of the wstETH bridge endpoints on nine networks: zkSync Era, Mode, Scroll, Mantle, Swell, Zircuit, Soneium, Polygon PoS, and Lisk. Users holding wstETH on these networks are safe and do not need to take any action. This revocation is a governance decision and will not disable any bridges, invalidate tokens, or affect users' ability to bridge wstETH back to Ethereum. Future proactive monitoring, marketing support, and ecosystem development for wstETH on the affected networks will cease. Related network information will be updated on the Lido multi-chain page, documentation, and help center.

According to data from MSX.COM, SpaceX (SPCX.O) shares extended their gains in pre-market trading, currently up 2.3%.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that THORChain, a decentralized cross-chain liquidity protocol, has resumed trading after being shut down for over five weeks following an attack in May. Signing, circulation, liquidity provider operations, and exchanges are all back online. Previously, on May 15th, blockchain investigator ZachXBT and security firm PeckShield indicated a suspected attack, after which THORChain suspended trading. The vulnerability resulted in the loss of approximately $10.7 million from one of its six Asgard vaults; the other five vaults were unaffected. THORChain stated that each vault has now been verified, and each key chip has been checked. Native Monero exchanges are undergoing end-to-end testing and will be launched later. (The Block)

Google has announced a new incubator program for AI startups founded by former employees (xooglers), aiming to deepen its partnership with its alumni network and attract early-stage cloud and chip customers. The initial phase, backed by the Google AI Futures Fund, plans to recruit 10 to 20 startups, providing 12 weeks of incubation support. Selected startups will receive up to $100,000 in funding and $350,000 in Google Cloud and AI credit. In addition to funding and computing power, a team of former Google executives, including former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, will provide mentorship. Partners in the new incubator include Xoogler.co, an alumni community platform founded by former employee Chris Fang, and Key Studio, a venture capital firm co-founded by former employee Kussaghra Shrivastava. Xoogler.co currently has over 35,000 members globally, including 2,500 verified investors. Google is actively persuading more startups to use its self-developed computing chips and cloud services, attempting to establish technological ties at an early stage and cultivate future major customers.