Backpack launched its native token $BP, but faced strong public backlash due to airdrop distribution issues. Numerous KOLs and users expressed disappointment with how the project handled the situation and criticized it for deviating from community values. Although the project team stated they would open an appeals process and provide compensation, user trust has been severely damaged, and the token price has declined significantly.

Author: Frank, PANews Over the past period, the hottest topic in tech and startup circles hasn't been a major company launching a new model, but rather the whole industry "raising lobsters." On one hand, the "raising lobsters" craze has driven business growth in related industries, with large language model companies and cloud server providers making a killing. On the other hand, it has become a mystery how much actual returns Openclaw can actually bring to users. While social media is filled with such mythical stories, upon closer inspection, most of them are virtual stories fabricated for traffic. Does "raising lobsters" really make money? If it does, who exactly is pocketing the profit? PANews has compiled data from the TrustMRR data platform, public cases from social media, official project websites, and multi-source cross-validated reports. In order to distinguish between "verified genuine income" and "self-described myths on the internet," we have filtered out a large amount of claims based solely on one-party statements.

Gateは2026年3月24日に、Polymarketとの統合を発表し、アプリ内に専用の「Polymarket」エントリーを立ち上げました。これにより、予測市場機能をプラットフォーム上で直接提供する最初の中央集約型取引所となりました。

BTQ Technologies announced the successful deployment of BIP 360 on the Bitcoin Quantum Testnet, addressing quantum vulnerabilities in Taproot by using a new output type P2MR to prevent public key exposure. The testnet has attracted 50 miners and features full validation capabilities. While quantum threats currently have limited impact on Bitcoin's overall security, approximately 7 million bitcoins are within the risk range. BIP 360 is still in draft stage and requires careful review before mainnet deployment.

Crypto Briefing reports that on March 24, according to Axios, U.S. prediction market platform Kalshi announced an upgrade to its user access mechanism, proactively blocking athletes, coaches, officials and other sports-related personnel from trading in markets related to their respective sports, while prohibiting political candidates from trading in markets related to their own campaigns. This move aims to address mounting regulatory pressure on insider trading. Polymarket also introduced new rules strictly prohibiting the use of non-public information.

Middle East tensions feared to escalate again! Trump posted warnings on social media this morning, stating that if Iran does not fully open the Strait of Hormuz within "48 hours," the United States will strike multiple power facilities within Iran, emphasizing that it will "start by destroying the largest one." Iran quickly responded, stating that if its energy infrastructure is attacked, it will launch retaliatory strikes against critical infrastructure of the United States and its Middle East allies. Targets include not only energy facilities but also information technology systems and desalination plants and other infrastructure. Among these, desalination plants are vital public utilities in the Middle East, while information technology systems likely refer to data centers in the Middle East region. In previous reports, an AWS data center in the UAE was hit by objects and caught fire in Iranian attacks. ( Iran launches airstrikes on UAE, AWS data center catches fire! Tens of billions of dollars in AI computing power becomes a strategic resource) Trump: Destroy Iran's largest in 48 hours if Strait of Hormuz not opened

Author: Frank, PANews Over the past period, the hottest topic in tech and startup circles hasn't been a major company launching a new model, but rather the whole industry "raising lobsters." On one hand, the "raising lobsters" craze has driven business growth in related industries, with large language model companies and cloud server providers making a killing. On the other hand, it has become a mystery how much actual returns Openclaw can actually bring to users. While social media is filled with such mythical stories, upon closer inspection, most of them are virtual stories fabricated for traffic. Does "raising lobsters" really make money? If it does, who exactly is pocketing the profit? PANews has compiled data from the TrustMRR data platform, public cases from social media, official project websites, and multi-source cross-validated reports. In order to distinguish between "verified genuine income" and "self-described myths on the internet," we have filtered out a large amount of claims based solely on one-party statements.

Written by: Pyrs Carvolth, Christian Crowley, a16z Compiled by: Chopper, Foresight News In the current blockchain application cycle, founders are learning an unsettling but profound lesson: enterprises don't buy the "best" technology—they buy the upgrade path with the least disruption. For decades, new enterprise-level technologies have promised orders of magnitude improvements over traditional infrastructure: faster settlement, lower costs, cleaner architecture. But in practice, outcomes rarely fully match technological advantages. This means: if your product is "clearly better" yet still doesn't win, the gap isn't in performance—it's in product-market fit. This article is written for a group of founders in the crypto space: those who started in public blockchain scenarios and are now painfully pivoting toward enterprise-level businesses. For many, this is a major

Public Masterpiece Technologyは、博物館やコレクターを対象とした、実世界資産の認証とトークン化を目的とした専門的なLayer 1ブロックチェーンであるPMT Chainを開始しました。UAEの認証センターが真正性をサポートし、PMTは不動産のトークン化にも進出しています。

撰文：stein 编译：Block unicorn What is private credit? Private credit refers to debt financing provided by non-bank lending institutions, such as direct loans to mid-sized companies, real estate loans, trade finance, consumer loans, and structured credit. These loans are not issued or traded on public markets. Unlike public bonds, these loans are negotiated bilaterally, recorded privately, and are usually held by the originating fund until maturity. After 2008, as banks contracted their activities under new regulatory restrictions (Basel III), the private credit asset class grew rapidly. Investment funds, private equity firms, and specialized financial companies entered the market to fill the lending gap. By 2020, the global private credit market size had grown to approximately 2 trillion dollars. By early 2025, the market size had reached 3