Zhou Hongyi pointed out at the Global Unicorn Enterprises Conference that the cost of AI Tokens differs from traditional internet traffic. AI relies on computational power and resources, and complex tasks require higher consumption, leading to an increase in Token costs as usage rises, making unlimited use impossible.

BlockBeats message, March 29, Glassnode posted that Bitcoin is currently at the lower bound of the new-buyer cost basis range (from $60,000 to $70,000). Supply accumulation is more noticeable within this price range, but compared with historical precedents that drove a strong recovery, the density of the current coin clusters is relatively thin. In terms of structure, the current accumulation pattern has constructive significance, but in terms of strength it is still insufficient and has not yet formed a clear upside momentum signal.

Gate News reported that on March 29, the on-chain data platform Glassnode posted on X platform, indicating that the current Bitcoin price is at the lower edge of the cost basis range for new investors ($60,000 to $70,000). Data shows that there has been a certain degree of accumulation within this range, but the overall scale is still below the typical levels that historically drive strong rebounds, with relatively weak chip density. Glassnode stated that the current accumulation structure has constructive significance in terms of its shape, but it still lacks intensity and has not formed a clear upward momentum signal.

Economist Peter Schiff warns that crypto asset mortgages may increase the cost of home purchases and the risk of default, as borrowers must take on both mortgage and crypto "second loan" interest. This model amplifies leverage levels, raising concerns.

Recently, an early ICO investor of Ethereum sold off a large amount of 11,552 Ethereum, drawing market attention. This action is not isolated, as multiple "old wallets" have started to cash out profits, indicating that the market may be entering a realization phase. The price of Ethereum is under pressure, currently around $2058, with a pullback of over 50%. Investors are concerned about whether the reduction in holdings will suppress the mid-term price.

The RWA DeFi protocol Felix in the Hyperliquid ecosystem has launched tokenized stock and ETF trading, partnering with OndoFinance. It supports over 250 assets and offers low-cost 24/7 trading services.

Artificial intelligence has accelerated cryptocurrency hacking, enabling attackers to discover old code vulnerabilities at low cost and high efficiency. Hackers use large language models to detect and exploit legacy contract vulnerabilities, threatening the entire DeFi ecosystem. Experts warn developers to continuously use AI to screen for vulnerabilities to enhance contract security. The next few years will be a period of significant challenges for the decentralized economy.

Gate News report: On March 26, according to on-chain analyst Remnant's monitoring, Sky Treasury company SDEV currently holds approximately 2.135 billion SKY tokens across 7 on-chain wallets, with a market value of approximately $156 million. This includes staking rewards of approximately 31.6 million tokens (approximately $2.31 million), with an average purchase cost of approximately $0.065 per token. On March 25, SDEV withdrew 184 million SKY tokens (approximately $14 million) from a certain CEX to the chain.

An engineer from Ant Group named Chen Cheng reverse-engineered Claude Code 2.1.81 and discovered that its tool invocation requires passing through a four-layer decision pipeline to ensure safety review. The classifier design prioritizes cost and latency, monitors multiple risk categories, and includes allowlist exceptions and circuit breaker mechanisms. Meanwhile, the frequency of behavioral prompt injection is finely controlled to ensure efficiency and stability.

On March 25th, HYPE price reclaimed the $40+ level, with early contributor Loracle's unrealized gains reaching $1.4 million, and current holdings valued at approximately $22.3 million. Loracle has been continuously adding positions during price declines, lowering the average cost to $36, having previously bought the dip in January.