Odaily Planet Daily reports that the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Markets Regulatory Division announced today that it has issued exemptions to Designated Contract Markets (DCMs), allowing them to convert existing "quasi-perpetual structure" digital commodity futures contracts into true perpetual futures contracts. This policy extends previous regulatory clarifications and explicitly applies to digital commodities such as Bitcoin, which have deep, active, and continuously traded spot markets. According to the document, DCMs can remove the expiration date of existing contracts and convert them into true perpetual contracts after meeting certain conditions, but must fulfill the following requirements: soliciting feedback from position holders, providing advance notice and closing opportunities, full risk disclosure, and ensuring that other key contract terms are not modified. Simultaneously, exchanges must submit amended documents in accordance with CFTC Rules 40.5 or 40.6 and complete compliance certification.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that India's 2026 tax season will impose stricter compliance requirements on crypto investors. While the tax framework remains largely unchanged, enforcement and reporting details have been significantly tightened, making the potential consequences of reporting errors more severe. India will implement the new Income Tax Act (2025) from April 1, 2026, replacing the original 1961 Act. For the FY2025-26 tax year, crypto assets (VDAs) will still need to be reported according to the existing framework, but enforcement requirements will be further refined. Scheduled VDAs require investors to report on a "transaction-by-transaction" basis, rather than just summarizing net gains, covering every transaction, exchange, and asset disposal record. For users involved in cross-platform trading, DeFi operations, and multi-wallet transfers, data integrity and consistency will be a key challenge. Analysis indicates that failure to fully report any crypto asset exchange or transaction could trigger a compliance risk review, and regulators are increasing their requirements for data matching and verification of on-chain/exchange records. (The Times of India)

According to CoinWorld, Databricks' open-source meta-deployment tool, Omnigent, has been released under the Apache 2.0 license, supporting cross-agent composition and security control. Omnigent runs on top of existing agent deployment tools such as Claude Code, Codex, and Pi, transforming agents from different frameworks into interoperable system components, addressing industry pain points such as incompatible tool interfaces and difficulties in collaboration and control. The system directly implements stateful control policies at the meta-deployment layer, eliminating reliance on cue words and supporting security controls based on dynamic states. To prevent sensitive information leakage, the framework integrates an operating system sandbox that intercepts and transforms network requests and provides URL-based real-time session sharing, allowing team members to collaborate within the same workspace. Users can interact with deployed agents via web, mobile, native macOS applications, and APIs.

According to Bijie.com, OpenRouter has launched the Fusion composite model interface, which supports the parallel distribution of user prompts to multiple large language models, and then outputs the final solution through a judge model and a synthesis model. In the Draco deep learning benchmark released by Perplexity AI, multiple model combinations based on Fusion demonstrated their superior performance compared to traditional single models. In various configurations, the combination of Fable 5 and GPT-5.5 as a panel and synthesized using Opus 4.8 achieved the highest score of 69.0%, significantly surpassing the 65.3% score of Fable 5 alone. The test shows that due to the differences in the underlying training and logic of models from different vendors, the diversity of multi-model combinations can bring stronger complementary perspectives in complex tasks. Fusion is now open to API users, with the default identifier being openrouter/fusion. Users can also customize the model panel used for synthesis on the web interface.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Nasdaq-listed Tron Inc. disclosed that it purchased 157,392 TRX today, with an average transaction price of approximately $0.3177, further expanding its TRX reserves. The company's total TRX holdings have exceeded 700 million for the first time, reaching 700.4 million as of now.