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Gate Research: This report summarizes the key developments in the blockchain industry from March 24-28, 2025. Gate.com Wallet has officially integrated support for Berachain, enhancing both security and liquidity; PancakeSwap topped the weekly trading volume among DEXs, with a remarkable increase of over 40% in weekly volume; Berachain launched its PoL system, enabling liquidity-driven decentralized governance; Nillion Alpha went live on its mainnet, advancing the development of privacy-preserving infrastructure for Web3; PumpSwap recorded a daily trading volume exceeding $580 million, capturing 19.2% of the Solana ecosystem's market share; Hyperliquid experienced a manipulation attack, intensifying concerns over trust and security.

Gate Research: This week, Orochi Network, Wayfinder, InfiniFi, and OneFootball are spotlighted for giving users meaningful ways to dive into the Web3 ecosystem. Orochi Network is building a verifiable data infrastructure, rewarding users with $ON tokens, exclusive community roles, and special perks for completing tasks. Wayfinder, a blockchain-based AI agent framework, has committed 40% of its total token supply to community distribution, emphasizing user engagement from the start. InfiniFi, a decentralized finance protocol, encourages participation and sharing through a gamified points system. Meanwhile, OneFootball, a long-standing football media company, is preparing to launch its native token OFC, with current points program participants likely to qualify for future airdrops. All four projects are still in their early stages, offering users the chance to get involved early, shape the ecosystems, and potentially benefit from long-term rewards.

Gate Research Daily Report: On March 28, Bitcoin fell by 0.77% to $86,783, while Ethereum dropped by 1.06% to $2,003. Hyperliquid announced it will delist JELLY, with user losses to be covered by the foundation. Sonic Labs is set to launch SonicCS 2.0, aiming to double consensus speed and significantly optimize resource usage. Kazakhstan plans to establish a national crypto bank to bring all crypto trading under full regulatory oversight. In Q1, hacker attacks resulted in $1.64 billion in losses across the crypto market, setting a new quarterly record. Meanwhile, Bitcoin whales accumulated over 129,000 BTC this month, marking the strongest accumulation trend in nearly seven months.

This article explores the core functions of blockchain and its most suitable use cases from a first-principles perspective.

The article, based on advice from the Paradigm team for entrepreneurs, provides a detailed analysis of the key role that BD (Business Development) leads play in driving Total Value Locked (TVL) growth. It covers aspects such as establishing partnerships, optimizing product distribution strategies, and expanding the ecosystem. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of founders in early-stage sales and explains how to recruit a BD lead at the right time.

Blockchain holds broad application prospects in e-government and public services. It can address issues such as data sharing, trust and security, and business process efficiency, enhancing administrative efficiency, transparency, and credibility while strengthening data security and privacy protection. Despite challenges like technological maturity, standardization, privacy protection, and public awareness, continuous innovation, improved standards, and global collaboration are expected to reshape e-government and public service models, advancing the modernization of governance systems and capabilities.

Fireverse is a decentralized music creation platform combining artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain technology. The platform's core features include AI-powered music generation, professional music promotion, blockchain-based copyright protection, and a token incentive system. Led by an experienced team and backed by $2.5 million in Series A funding, Fireverse is quickly establishing itself in the decentralized music industry, bringing fresh opportunities to music creation and marketing.

This article compares Web2 privacy products (like Proton) with Web3 privacy projects (such as Nillion, Skiff, etc.), analyzing their strengths and limitations in the path to productization. Proton demonstrates successful privacy product development through vertical integration and open-source audits, while many Web3 privacy initiatives struggle with product-market fit (PMF) and rely heavily on token-driven narratives.

This article explores the concept of intrinsic value, examining its subjectivity and relativity in traditional finance. It argues that all value is subjective, shaped by personal perception, preferences, and needs. Bitcoin’s value, likewise, stems from its utility—such as fixed supply, digital nature, self-clearing capability, and private key control.

Web3 technology turns fans into active participants and creates new value opportunities. However, technical barriers and market volatility block mass adoption. A practical approach is necessary.

Yet many projects struggle to generate meaningful traction. In a crowded field, verifiable metrics stand out as the clearest signal to attract attention. Asia—particularly India—has emerged as a key region where projects can achieve real scale, not inflated stats.

With ACP’s AI citizens driving a thriving on-chain economy, these clusters aren’t just a pipe dream — the future is sooner than you think.

As markets tighten and capital concentrates around stronger fundamentals, a clearer picture is emerging: the next wave of AI innovation is gearing up to collide directly with Crypto’s most entrenched moats.

Article analysis Pump.fun attracted a large number of users and trading volume through the internal and external trading mechanism in the previous cycle, but also pointed out the limitations of the existing model, such as liquidity stability issues and dependence on external platforms. The launch of PumpSwap aims to solve these problems. By building its own liquidity pool, Pump.fun hopes to control liquidity, reduce costs, and lay the foundation for the launch of more DeFi products in the future.

Stablecoin payments, through blockchain technology, solve pain points of traditional payment methods, such as instant settlement, security and reliability, cost reduction, and global coverage. The article introduces in detail the landscape of the stablecoin payment industry, including the application layer, payment processing layer, asset issuance layer, and settlement layer. It also discusses how to expand the scope of stablecoin applications, especially how to attract non-crypto-native users, and analyzes the potential of a stablecoin-native economy and its impact on the traditional financial system.