Gate News reports that on March 18, CoinShares announced a strategic partnership with Kiln to launch the first on-chain asset management strategy using its Railnet protocol. The strategy combines DeFi protocol yields with tokenized real-world asset (RWA) yields, expanding to six different yield sources covering returns from DeFi lending protocols, institutional secured loans, tokenized bond funds and bond ETFs, as well as neutral basis strategies.

Tangem disclosed its 2025 financial report on March 18, with revenue increasing by 102% year-over-year to $61.3 million. The company's growth has shifted from hardware sales to ongoing in-app usage, with monthly active users growing 50% year-over-year. Tangem is focusing on promoting "proactive self-custody" and DeFi access to meet market demand for hybrid custody models.

Gate News report: On March 18, the latest weekly report from JustLend DAO, a decentralized lending protocol on TRON, shows that the platform's total value locked (TVL) reached $6.32 billion, with total deposits reaching $3.52 billion. JustLend DAO is one of the core DeFi infrastructure components in the TRON ecosystem.

Nexus closed its testnet on March 17 and entered the mainnet phase directly, supporting DeFi applications, financial institutions, and AI systems. The testnet attracted 2.6 million participants and processed 58 million transactions, achieving a 1000x improvement in throughput.

Bitcoin Layer 2 network Stacks implemented SIP-034 upgrade on March 17, enhancing network processing capacity for certain DeFi applications by 30 times. By optimizing transaction processing limits, the upgrade significantly impacts complex DeFi applications and is expected to indirectly increase transactions and fees.

Stripe and Paradigm's newly developed public chain Tempo is expected to launch its mainnet at the end of March, adopting a dual-track model focusing on payments and DeFi. The mainnet will not issue tokens, and the team will wait for a better market environment to design the token economic model.

DeFi Education Fund and Beba have withdrawn their lawsuits against the SEC, reflecting that the SEC's cryptocurrency regulation is gradually becoming more relaxed under new leadership, particularly on airdrop policies. Industry insiders believe this will provide more legal certainty for DeFi projects, attract greater institutional participation, and will impact market sentiment and investment strategies in the crypto market.

Texas apparel company Beba and DeFi Education Fund voluntarily withdrew their lawsuit against the U.S. SEC, as statements from the SEC's crypto task force and Commissioner Peirce may influence regulatory treatment of airdrops. The withdrawal preserves the right to refile the case in the future.

Gate News report: On March 17, privacy wallet infrastructure platform Privy launched its "Balance Earnings" (Earn) feature. The feature is powered by Morpho, with risk strategies provided by Steakhouse Financial and Gauntlet, and will support Aave and Kamino in the future. The official statement indicates that users can deposit their application balances into curated DeFi vaults with just a few