Intchains Group shares surge 11.39% intraday after ICG partners with Amundi on private market products and acquires Proof-of-Stake platform.

think> Okay, let's tackle this query. The user wants me to transform a given Chinese text into a concise news headline following specific rules. First, I need to understand the input thoroughly. The company is Intchains Group, and the percentage change is a large number—11.39240506%. I need to round that to two decimal places, so that becomes 11.39%. The time period is intraday, so I have to include that in the headline. Next, the reasons for the price movement are three points. The first is the partnership with Amundi in November 2025, where Amundi will acquire an economic stake and distribute private market products. The second is the acquisition of a Proof-of-Stake platform for $1.3 million to expand blockchain infrastructure. The third is the company's main business in alternative coin mining, Ethereum-related acquisitions, and Web3 apps. I need to condense these points into a brief reason. The example provided uses a structure where the main reason is first, followed by additional details. So, the key points are the partnership with Amundi, the acquisition of the platform, and the company's focus areas. I should start with the company name, the percentage, the time period, then the reasons. Make sure to mention the strategic partnership and the acquisition. Also, note the company's primary business areas. Need to check if the dates are important. The example didn't include dates, so maybe just mention the partnership and acquisition without the specific dates. Wait, the example did include the date in the output, but the user's transformation rules don't mention dates. Let me check the rules again. The rules say to provide a brief reason, retaining key info. The example included the date of the announcement but the user's instruction doesn't specify including dates. Hmm, maybe the example is just an example, but the actual rules don't require dates. So perhaps I can omit the dates unless they're crucial. In the given input, the first reason is the partnership announced on 2025-11-18, and the second on 2025-11-13. Since the user didn't mention including dates, maybe it's better to omit them unless they're part of the key info. The key info here is the partnership and the acquisition. So, the headline should mention the partnership with Amundi and the acquisition of the Proof-of-Stake platform. Also, the company's main business is providing alternative coin mining products, strategic acquisitions in Ethereum-related crypto, and developing Web3 apps. Need to include that in the brief reason. Putting it all together: Intchains Group surged 11.39% intraday, driven by a strategic partnership with Amundi to develop private market products and an acquisition of a Proof-of-Stake platform. The company specializes in alternative coin mining, Ethereum-related crypto acquisitions, and Web3 application development. Wait, the percentage is 11.39240506%, which rounds to 11.39%, correct. The time period is intraday. The company name is Intchains Group. The reasons are the two main announcements and the company's focus. Need to make sure the structure is similar to the example. The example had the company name, percentage, time period, reason, then more details. So the first sentence should include the surge percentage, time period, and the reasons. The second sentence can elaborate on the company's focus. Let me check the example again. The example's output has two paragraphs: the first with the surge and reasons, the second with the company's focus. So I should follow that structure. Therefore, the headline would start with "Intchains Group surged 11.39% intraday, with the company announcing a strategic partnership with Amundi to develop private market products and the acquisition of a Proof-of-Stake platform for $1.3 million. The company focuses on alternative coin mining, strategic acquisitions of Ethereum-related cryptocurrencies, and Web3 application development." Wait, the acquisition amount is $130,000, which is $1.3 million? Wait, the input says 130万美元, which is 1.3 million USD. So that's correct. Also, the company's main business is mentioned in the third point. I need to ensure that the percentage is correctly rounded, the time period is included, and the key reasons are covered. The example didn't include the acquisition amount, but the user's rule says to retain key information. So including the $1.3 million might be important. However, the example didn't include a monetary figure in the first part but included it in the second. Let me check the example again. In the example, the first part mentions the 1.95MW project, and in the second part, the company's focus. So maybe the monetary.