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On March 6th, the Fourth Session of the 14th National People's Congress held a press conference focused on the economy as scheduled. When responding to a question from Shanghai Securities News about the China Securities Regulatory Commission's next steps in risk prevention and strengthened regulation, Chairman Wu Qing elaborated on the regulatory approach. He stated that the CSRC will focus on strengthening oversight of new types of businesses. The overall considerations are to pursue profit while avoiding harm, standardize development, ensure effective regulation, and strictly control risks. Key measures include: emphasizing fairness principles, deepening and refining regulation of high-frequency quantitative trading; introducing derivative trading regulation measures; supporting legitimate and compliant risk management activities; restricting excessive speculation according to rules; strengthening regulation of real-world asset (RWA) tokenization; adhering to the principle of “strictly prohibited domestically and strictly regulated abroad”; establishing and improving regulatory systems and rules for crypto assets; and cracking down harshly on behaviors that misuse RWA to conduct illegal speculation and financial activities.
Wu Qing particularly emphasized that, through the construction of a comprehensive regulatory system and rules, the goal is to firmly build a “risk barrier” for the capital market.

Author: Deep Thinking Circle
Have you noticed a paradoxical phenomenon? On one side, there are overwhelming success stories of AI, with funding news flying everywhere, and new AI products being released every day. On the other side, there are the real struggles faced by enterprises: IBM's research shows that 75% of AI solutions do not deliver the expected ROI (Return on Investment), and MIT's report is even more grim, with 95% of AI projects failing to produce any measurable returns. What is causing this huge gap? Why does AI technology, which appears so glamorous, become so difficult to implement in practice?
A few days ago, I watched a video shared by Ben, an in-depth analysis of AI business models in 2026. Ben has been running an AI agency and AI software business for over two years, and his observations resonated with me. He pointed out a reality that many people overlook: those that truly make money and genuinely deliver value to clients are...

Circle's stock price breaks through $110, reflecting the market's new valuation of its stablecoin business model. Recent financial reports show significant revenue growth, and in a high-interest-rate environment, Circle's profit prospects are optimistic. At the same time, USDC has surpassed USDT in liquidity, becoming an important tool for settlement and cross-border payments. The growth of AI Agent payments also indicates USDC's potential in the micro-payment sector, as Circle advances toward the infrastructure of the digital economy era.

Written by: imToken
If one day the core development team of Ethereum were to collectively "disappear," or if a sovereign country demanded the censorship of certain transactions, could Ethereum still remain open?
These questions sound like extreme hypotheticals, but they are becoming increasingly relevant reference points in the design of the Ethereum protocol.
In early March, Vitalik Buterin proposed a new statement, explicitly saying that the Ethereum community should see itself as part of the "sanctuary technologies" ecosystem: these free open-source technologies enable people to live, work, communicate, manage risks, and build wealth, while collaborating toward common goals and maximizing resistance to external pressures.
This statement appears to be an abstract upgrade of values, but when viewed in the context of Ethereum's recent protocol evolution, it actually corresponds to very specific

Author: TT3LABS.COM | Web3 · AI · SaaS · E-commerce Remote Recruitment Platform
Friends who have watched "Iron Man" all want to have their own Jarvis personal assistant, and I do too. So I spent an entire weekend, staying up until 2 a.m., finally getting OpenClaw running in the local environment. Sitting in front of the computer on Monday morning, staring at the blinking cursor waiting for instructions, I pondered for a long time. I was thinking: what should I ask it to do for me?
01. The "Jarvis" era is coming, but the ecosystem isn't ready yet
Bloomberg Law recently compared OpenClaw to the iPhone of 2007[1]. When the first-generation iPhone was released, some even said it wasn't a true smartphone because it couldn't even install third-party apps[2]. A year later

Author: Blue Fox Notes
Nat Eliason is a writer and entrepreneur who has recently been exploring the path of the "super individual" in the era of AI agents.
He aims to achieve this goal through OpenClaw: a one-person company with a million dollars in revenue.
In this company, everyone except him is an AI agent employee, with no other human involvement.
Currently, the progress made over a few weeks has generated nearly $200,000 in revenue, about one-fifth of the way to the million-dollar goal.
Let's first look at the origin of this company, called Felix.
Felix's Origin: From AI Enthusiast to Human Company
Felix's story began in late 2025, when Nat Eliason was obsessed with exploring AI tools. He is a seasoned writer, also

Author: Frank, PANews
In recent times, the hottest topic in the tech and startup circles isn't a major company releasing a new model, but rather the nationwide trend of "raising lobsters."
On one hand, the "raising lobsters" craze has driven growth in related industries, with large model companies and cloud server providers raking in huge profits. On the other hand, how much actual benefit Openclaw can bring to users remains a mystery. Although social media is filled with such myth stories, a closer look reveals that most are virtual stories aimed at gaining traffic.
Can raising lobsters really make money? If so, who is actually earning these profits?
PANews has compiled data from TrustMRR, public cases on social media, project official websites, and cross-verified reports from multiple sources. To distinguish between "verified real income" and "self-reported myths online," a large number of reports based solely on one-sided claims or unverified sources have been excluded.

Written by: Michael Nadeau
Compiled and organized by: BitpushNews
Whether you like it or not, we believe memecoins will have a long-term presence. This article will share macro perspectives on the industry and delve into the memecoins we are closely monitoring.
Let's get started.
Why Focus on Memecoins
Our Methodology
Some people love memecoins, while others despise them. We try to step outside of this debate and simply observe the market. From our observations, memecoins have taken root. From the perspective of "Product-Market Fit (PMF)," they seem to be the ultimate crypto "game." People enjoy trading, gambling, social interactions, and the risk-reward dynamics. Moreover, we believe participants are very clear about what kind of game they are playing.
Having witnessed PEPE in the market,

Author: Kyle Soska, Chief Investment Officer of Ramiel Capital
Compiled by: Felix, PANews
The crypto market has been in a risk-averse state for several months. Kyle Soska, Chief Investment Officer of Ramiel Capital, has been carefully analyzing various market data to look for signs of a potential market turnaround. This article will explore the market structure of perpetual contracts and combine

The world's biggest influencer MrBeast: You are the sum of the five people around you
The five people you interact with most will determine what kind of person you become. Want to be an influencer? Then hang out with people who also want to be influencers.
MrBeast says that if you spend the next two years with him and his four friends who often talk about influencers, you will definitely become an influencer. Not maybe, but for sure.
You are the sum of the people around you. The sooner you internalize this, the faster you can achieve the life you want.

Author: Top Innovation Zone Blockchain Research Institute
In early March 2026, Scott Kennedy, a senior researcher at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), released a comprehensive 147-page report titled "The Power of Innovation: The Strategic Value of China’s High-Tech Drive."
Scott Kennedy, whose official Chinese name is Gan Side, is a renowned American political scientist and top China expert. The CSIS where he works is also highly significant: among the hundreds of think tanks scattered across Washington, D.C., CSIS is recognized as being at the very top of the pyramid, often "guiding the U.S. government on how to

Author: darkzodchi
Compiled by: Asher, Odaily Planet Daily
After systematically analyzing over 112,000 Polymarket wallets and six months of on-chain data, a rather straightforward yet surprising result emerged. Approximately 87.3% of users ultimately incur losses on the platform.
This analysis covers multiple key dimensions, including each on-chain transaction record, trading volume, win rate, profit and loss, market types participated in, entry time, and position size. The entire data整理 process took 3 weeks, and the final conclusion differs from many people's intuition.
Many believe that top players in prediction markets often have some obvious advantage, such as insider information or using obscure complex calculation models. But based on the data, that's not the case. That 1%

The article discusses the polarized opinions on Lobster/OpenClaw. The author believes that its actual performance is only average (65 points), mainly relying on external brains, manual skills, and prompt engineering. The author points out that the reasons why many people either praise or criticize Lobster are different, and emphasizes the gap between its actual performance and expectations. It is suitable for those with technical backgrounds to try, but should not be accompanied by fantasies of making money or leading the trend. In summary, if you don't have the time and energy to tinker, using traditional AI tools is sufficient.

This article analyzes the dynamics of the Bitcoin derivatives market, pointing out that before macroeconomic data releases, the market shows downward risks through funding rates, open interest, and liquidation data. Negative funding rates, high open interest, and the subsequent employment report collectively influence market direction, revealing how the derivatives market quickly reflects macro pressures and trader sentiment.