As prediction market platforms gain attention in US elections and geopolitical events, there are concerns that contract design could lead to artificially manipulated outcomes, damaging market credibility. Political event markets are particularly vulnerable to influence, and it's recommended to establish standards to prevent manipulation by single participants.

Skybridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci stated that Bitcoin's current bear market can be explained by the four-year cycle theory, with long-term holders concentrating their selling around $100,000. He predicts that Bitcoin will rebound in the fourth quarter of 2026, marking the start of a new bull market cycle. While institutional investor inflows and ETF capital flows have suppressed the four-year cycle, they have not completely eliminated its pattern.

Gate News reported on March 22 that Resolv Labs issued a statement on the X platform stating that the security incident involving unauthorized minting of USR tokens remains under investigation. Currently, the collateral asset pool remains fully adequate, with no loss of underlying assets, and the issue appears to be limited to the issuance mechanism of USR. The team's current priorities include containing the incident, assessing potential impacts, and ensuring that legitimate users are not affected. Resolv Labs stated that it will continue to advance the investigation and disclose more progress as soon as possible.

Gate News reports that on March 22, DeFi risk management protocol Gauntlet released a statement stating that the USR abnormal issuance event did not affect most Gauntlet treasuries, with limited impact on a small number of high-yield vaults. Gauntlet stated that it will continue to update information and release subsequent progress based on the team's response to the current situation and liquidity management.

Gate News reports that on March 22, according to on-chain analysts' monitoring, ResolvLabs stablecoin USR allegedly experienced a vulnerability. A certain address minted 50 million USR tokens using 100,000 USDC, causing USR to plummet to $0.257 in the short term, representing a decline of 74.2%. Subsequently, the price recovered somewhat and is currently trading at $0.7847. As of press time, the ResolvLabs team has not yet responded to this incident.

Meta clarified that its $80 billion loss is primarily attributed to accumulated losses from its Reality Labs division, which encompasses not only the metaverse but also Quest VR headsets and Ray-Ban AI glasses. Reality Labs continues to operate, with projected single-year losses exceeding $19 billion in 2025.

Electric Capital's Real-World Asset Yield Research Report shows that only 34 on-chain real-world yield assets exceed $50 million in scale, primarily concentrated in areas such as U.S. Treasury bills, with the remaining 93% of yield assets not yet effectively tokenized on-chain, facing multiple legal and technical barriers.

Gate News, on March 21, Zhipu Z.ai global head Li Zixuan posted on the X platform stating: "Don't panic. GLM-5.1 will be open source." (Don't panic, GLM-5.1 will be open source.) The release date and specific details of the model have not yet been disclosed.

Solana Foundation Chair Lily Liu stated that blockchain gaming will not make a comeback, citing the example of Mark Zuckerberg's Meta abandoning its metaverse vision after investing $80 billion, although Meta's strategy did not explicitly involve blockchain.

Gate News reported that on March 21, Hong Kong Securities and Futures Professionals Union Chairman Chen Zhihua commented on the controversy surrounding brokers' "pre-registration of designated bank accounts" for customers. He stated that although the regulatory circular proposes establishing a bank account registration mechanism with caps, the related practices may stem from inappropriately applying virtual asset regulatory concepts (such as pre-approval of wallet addresses) to the traditional securities industry.