GoPlus announced on April 3 that SafuSkill would launch the Launchpad feature, aiming to build the underlying infrastructure for issuing AI Skills and generating revenue. This feature integrates the marketplace, a token launchpad, and a rewards system. It supports developers in issuing Skill tokens and connecting them to liquidity pools, providing security safeguards and enabling reward withdrawals. SafuSkill is intended to help AI Skills shift toward asset-like characteristics and to promote the growth of the Skill Economy ecosystem.

Google DeepMind researchers, in a report titled “The AI Agent Trap,” warn that an open internet environment could be used to manipulate autonomous AI agents. The report identifies six main risks, including content injection traps and behavior control traps, and recommends addressing them with measures such as adversarial training and behavioral monitoring, urging the industry to strengthen AI safety safeguards.

Algorand (ALGO) price surged 23% within 24 hours, mainly driven by Google’s quantum AI whitepaper, with Algorand cited multiple times. The 24-hour trading volume jumped 429%, drawing institutional investors’ attention. The ALGO price rebounded to $0.1052, still below its all-time high, so the market needs to closely watch the subsequent trend.

Clanker announced the launch of the Clanker Ecosystem Fund (CEF), aiming to support creators contributing to the Clanker and Farcaster ecosystems. It has already acquired $8 million worth of 14% CLANKER tokens, and in the future it will return protocol fees to fund infrastructure development. Clanker is an AI-driven Token Bot that simplifies DIY token deployment.

MARA Holdings announced layoffs of 15% and sold 15,133 bitcoins, raising about $1.1 billion to repurchase debt and support its transition, with the CEO calling it a strategic adjustment. The company is shifting its focus to artificial intelligence and energy infrastructure, reducing its bitcoin holdings by 28%. This move reflects a reshaping of the business logic of mining companies, gradually evolving toward diversification.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin issued a security warning to the AI development tool OpenClaw, pointing out that it has vulnerabilities when handling external data, which could lead to user data leakage or the system being controlled. Research shows that about 15% of feature modules may contain malicious logic, highlighting a widely prevalent security risk across the AI industry. He recommended that users and developers take stricter security measures to reduce risk.

Grayscale Investments has filed a revised S-1 form, planning to convert the Bittensor trust into an ETF, involving the TAO token. If approved, it would be listed on the New York Stock Exchange, boosting liquidity and transparency and attracting more institutional investors. This move reflects growing interest in the decentralized AI space, and it also means institutional capital is looking for new investment opportunities.

Gate News message, April 3, Alibaba released a newly upgraded Wan2.7-Video video generation model. The model covers four major functional modules: text-to-video, image-to-video, reference-to-video, and video editing, expanding AI capabilities from generating from a single asset to end-to-end creation.

Ampersend went live on April 3 to provide AI Agents with an independent wallet and budget controls. Users can register via the official website or add a Skill for OpenClaw. The product supports multiple open standards and is developed by the Edge & Node team.

Gate News message, April 3, the newly released ranking of CodeArena, an AI programming-focused competition under the globally renowned model blind test leaderboard LMArena, was published. Alibaba’s latest generation large language model, Qwen 3.6-Plus, ranked second on the global leaderboard, surpassing international giants such as OpenAI, Google, and xAI, becoming the highest-ranked Chinese model on that leaderboard.