TeraWulf shares fall 10.12% intraday as Bitcoin drops over 40% from high and crypto stocks weaken.

think> Okay, let's tackle this query step by step. The user wants me to transform a given Chinese text into a concise news headline following specific rules. First, I need to make sure I understand all the requirements. The example provided shows that the headline should include the company name, the percentage change rounded to two decimals, the time period (premarket, intraday, after-hours), and a brief reason for the price movement. The transformation rules also mention keeping the company name unchanged, rounding the percentage, adding the time period, and providing a concise reason with key info. Looking at the input text: It's about TeraWulf's intraday drop of 10.11904762%. The reasons given are four points. I need to extract the main reasons for the price movement. The first point mentions Bitcoin dropping below $73,000 and potential losses for miners. The second point notes TeraWulf's previous 10.12% gain and increased trading volume, leading to a correction risk. The third point is about the broader crypto sector weakness. The fourth is about the options volatility. I need to combine these points into a concise reason. The main factors are Bitcoin's price drop, the sector weakness, and the previous large gain leading to a pullback. The example uses a sentence structure that starts with the company name, the percentage, the time period, then the reason. So for TeraWulf, it should be something like "TeraWulf plunged 10.12% intraday as Bitcoin fell below $73,000, triggering fears of miner losses, and the stock's recent 10.12% surge led to a correction risk, with the crypto sector overall weakening." I also need to check if all the key points are included. The percentage is rounded to two decimals (10.12%), time period is intraday. The reasons include Bitcoin's drop, the company's prior gain, and sector weakness. The fourth point about options volatility might be a supporting detail but not essential for the headline. The example from the user didn't include all subpoints but focused on the main ones. So it's okay to omit the options volatility part here. Now, structure the headline as per the example. The first sentence should have the company name, percentage, time period, and the main reason. Then, maybe a second sentence for additional context if needed, but the example included it in one sentence. Wait, the example output has two sentences. The first about the price movement and the reason, the second about the company's focus. But in the user's input, the example output has two paragraphs. Wait, looking back: the example output has two paragraphs. The first paragraph is the headline with the company name, percentage, time, and reason. The second paragraph is the company's focus. However, the user's instruction says "a brief reason for the price movement," so maybe the second part is optional. But in the example, it's included. The user's input here doesn't have a second paragraph about the company's focus, but the input text includes points about the company's focus. Wait, no, in the input provided here, the user's input is in Chinese, and the example's input had the company's focus. But in the current input, the Chinese text is about TeraWulf's reasons for the drop, which are points 1-4. The example's output included the company's focus as a second paragraph. But in this case, the user's input doesn't have a similar paragraph. Wait, no, the input here is in Chinese, and the user wants to transform it into an English headline. The example's output had two paragraphs: the first with the price movement and reason, the second with the company's focus. But in the current input, the user's input is about TeraWulf's stock drop and reasons related to Bitcoin, sector weakness, etc. The example's input included the company's focus, but the current input does not. Wait, the example's input had a paragraph about the company's focus, but the current input's Chinese text is about the reasons for the stock movement, not the company's business. Therefore, the output should only include the price movement and the reasons from the input. So in this case, the output should have the company name, percentage, time period, and the reasons, but not a second paragraph about the company's focus unless the input includes that. The user's input here does not have a paragraph about the company's focus, so the output should just have the first part. Wait, looking at the example's input, the first input had a paragraph about the company's focus, and the output included that as a second paragraph. The current input here is in Chinese, but the user wants to transform it into a headline. The example's output included two paragraphs. However, the current input's Chinese text is about.