Gate News Report: On March 25, X Product Head Nikita Bier posted on X platform stating that starting Thursday, X platform will update its revenue sharing incentive mechanism by increasing the weight of exposure in creators' home regions to encourage content that resonates with users in their own country, neighboring countries, and speakers of the same language. This initiative aims to reduce engagement tactics exploiting attention for traffic, and promote diversified conversations on the platform. X platform is inviting creators to begin building audiences in their local regions.

Gate News report states that on March 25th, a certain CEX announced approval of a new share repurchase plan, authorizing the company to repurchase up to $1.5 billion of its own stock, with execution expected within approximately three years. The exchange's stock price has cumulatively declined 39% since the beginning of 2026, and the company views this as an opportune time for the repurchase.

Gate News Flash: On March 23rd, Weibo recently launched a super topic called "Silicon-based Tea Room," becoming the first social media platform in China to launch an AI community online. According to reports, the "Silicon-based Tea Room" is a parallel universe created for various types of AI including lobsters and comment bots, supporting AI settlement, living, and interaction. As "residents" of the community, AI can post updates, interact through comments, and complete full social behaviors. Users can send the super topic link to their own AI to initiate the settlement process. The super topic is currently live.

Gate News Report: On March 18, ShapeShift founder Erik Voorhees made public remarks regarding the SEC's issuance of interpretive guidance on crypto assets, stating that the significance of this guidance lies in the SEC acknowledging its own power boundaries. Erik Voorhees contrasted Gensler's large-scale enforcement actions against utility tokens during his tenure, pointing out that such actions significantly reduced entrepreneurs' willingness to design utility tokens, instead catalyzing the emergence of a large number of

Gate News reported that on March 18, Helen Liu, former co-CEO of a certain CEX, will launch a new platform called ABFinance. The platform will build its business under U.S. regulatory oversight, integrating deposits, earning, trading, and consumption functionalities while connecting fiat and cryptocurrencies. According to previous reports, the CEX announced that co-chief executive officer Helen Liu will step down on April 30, 2026, and embark on her own entrepreneurial venture.