Since March 10, 4 suspected wallets of the same entity have spent 187.31 million USDT to purchase 86,268 ETH at an average price of $2,171. These wallets sold 53,799 ETH at $3,578 over a year ago, and analysts believe they may control other wallets.
On Polymarket, an address wagered $12,000 on Ukraine not joining NATO this year, with a 69% winning probability. Despite US efforts to broker a ceasefire, the Ukrainian government faces public pressure to abandon NATO membership accession, making compromise difficult.
Gate News Report: On March 19, Crossmint, a cryptocurrency API development company, announced new support for Tempo, a stablecoin-focused public chain mainnet. Following this integration, users will gain access to a unified API interface offering four key features: proxy payments, smart wallets, fiat-to-stablecoin conversion channels, and stablecoin coordination services.
Gate News reported that on March 19, according to GoPlus monitoring, a user suffered a phishing attack by signing a malicious Approve transaction, losing approximately $85,000 worth of sNUSD.
According to Hyperinsight monitoring, on March 19th, the "Strategy Counterparty" address closed all CL and NATGAS long positions, and instead increased BTC and ETH short positions. The current position size has reached $105 million, but still maintains $4.32 million of Brent crude oil long positions.
March 19, Alliance announced 16 projects for the ALL16 Demo Day, including Allod, a stablecoin banking service for enterprises, Predexon, a unified API for prediction markets, Givance, an AI law firm, and other diversified fintech solutions.
March 19, Meta experienced an AI Agent loss of control incident. An employee sought help on a forum after an AI Agent independently posted incorrect advice, resulting in unauthorized access to large amounts of data. This incident was classified as a "Sev 1" security risk, indicating this is a recurring problem for the company.
The UK government has abandoned its proposal to allow AI companies to use copyrighted content for model training under an "opt-out" mechanism, following widespread opposition. The technology minister stated that feedback has been heard, and no alternative proposal is currently in place. The balance between creators' rights and AI industry development remains under discussion.
Oxford Economics predicts that the Bank of Japan will delay the interest rate hike from June to July, and will continue raising rates through 2027. Due to rising energy costs, inflation will re-accelerate, with core CPI expected to return to 2% only in the second quarter of 2027. Meanwhile, actual GDP growth forecast has been revised down to 0.3%.
