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  • Key updates from March 9th to 10th

    Changpeng Zhao expressed frustrations about OpenClaw’s installation process, which claimed no further action was needed. Instead, it required significant debugging efforts to function properly.

    President Trump warned of a strong military response to any Iranian blockage of oil, stating that the consequences would be devastating for Iran if oil flows were disrupted.

    Bitmine transferred 5,300 ETH to Coinbase, valued at $10.75 million. Meanwhile, global tensions increased trading volume in crude oil contracts, with daily figures surpassing $1.2 billion.

  • Anthropic introduces AI-enhanced code review tool on Claude Code platform

    Anthropic unveiled its AI-powered code review tool, Code Review, on March 10th. This tool helps enterprises by preemptively identifying coding issues, improving overall efficiency in development.

    Available initially for Claude for Teams and Claude for Enterprise users in a research preview, the pricing for the Code Review tool varies between 15 USD to 25 USD per review, depending on token usage.

  • Virtuals Protocol and Ethereum’s dAI team propose ERC-8183 for AI agent business layer

    On March 10th, Virtuals Protocol alongside Ethereum’s dAI team proposed the ERC-8183 standard to create an open business layer for AI agents.

    The ERC-8183 standard features task locking of funds in escrow, enabling automatic releases based on evaluations to facilitate trustless transactions.

    ERC-8183 works with ERC-8004 to form a reliable agent reputation system, promoting decentralized transactions without a single-platform dependence.

  • CFTC chairman highlights regulatory focus for future years, aiming to resolve SEC disputes and clarify crypto rules

    Mike Selig, Chairman of the CFTC, highlighted the urgent need for regulations to adapt to technological advancements, ensuring minimal interference in the derivatives market.

    Selig stressed the importance of maintaining the U.S. As a crypto capital through clear regulations and resolving conflicts between the CFTC and SEC.

  • DEGO rises over 5.66% in 30 minutes, the last price is 18,821 VNDC

    DEGO trading volume is $13.32m. Market capitalization reaches $14.08m.

  • Elon Musk’s Grok faces backlash in the UK after mocking football tragedies

    Grok’s vulgar posts referencing tragic events prompt complaints from Liverpool and Manchester United, leading to backlash from UK officials.

    UK officials criticized the chatbot’s behavior as sickening, highlighting ongoing concerns regarding Grok’s appropriateness and previous controversies.

  • Cardano founder emphasizes protocol’s role in financial sovereignty

    Charles Hoskinson stated that Cardano’s success extends beyond the project itself, framing it as critical to preserving financial freedom amid the rise of centralized bank-controlled blockchain systems. He argued that losing the network would mean losing not just a cryptocurrency, but fundamental freedoms in a landscape increasingly dominated by federated banking infrastructure.

  • Pudgy Penguins launches free browser game Pudgy World

    On March 10th, Pudgy Penguins announced on the X platform the release of Pudgy World. The game offers a seamless experience that encourages players to engage in various mini-games.

    The official statement emphasizes that Pudgy World is a critical step towards expanding the Pudgy Penguins universe and attracting a larger audience.

  • Empire Digital sells 102 Bitcoins for $7.3 million

    Empire Digital sold 102 Bitcoins last week at $71,636 each, generating about $7.3 million. The funds will be allocated to cash reserves and share repurchases, reflecting the company’s continued strategy around Bitcoin sales.

  • Ripple and Flare Networks discuss blockchain infrastructure at Wave of Innovation

    A panel at the Wave of Innovation conference featured Ross Edwards, Senior Director of Global Finance Infrastructure at Ripple, discussing the future of blockchain infrastructure beyond traditional finance. The discussion, moderated by Sento Sumo Saba and including Hugo Philion from Flare Networks, explored how blockchain technology can reshape financial infrastructure.