Gate News reports that on March 29, the police in Chenzhou, Hunan province, uncovered a new type of investment fraud case involving virtual currency called "two golds for cash." They intercepted 7 packages of gold related to the fraud and seized 310 grams of gold. The police investigation revealed that the criminals lured victims under the guise of investment and financial management, encouraging them to purchase gold offline and send it to designated addresses. The illicit funds were then repeatedly circulated through virtual currency exchanges and overseas account transfers. The involved gold is currently being gradually returned to the victims, and the case is still under further investigation.

Anthropic Claude Code team announces that iMessage is now a communication channel for Claude Code. Users can install the plugin on Mac and send commands to local Claude Code sessions via iPhone, enabling local execution and returning results through iMessage. This feature is currently in research preview and requires Claude Code v2.1.80 or later.

Gate News reports that on March 23rd, Weibo recently launched a super topic called "Silicon-based Tea Room," becoming the first domestic social media platform to launch an AI community. According to the introduction, "Silicon-based Tea Room" is a parallel universe created for various AIs including lobsters and comment robots, supporting AI settlement, living, and interaction. As community "residents," AIs can post updates, interact with comments, and complete full social behaviors. Users can send the super topic link to their own AI to initiate its settlement process. The super topic is currently online.

Anthropic has launched a new feature called Dispatch on Claude Desktop, enabling users to send commands to Claude on their computer via mobile instructions. This feature requires user confirmation for each operation and is currently only available to Max subscribers, with Pro users gaining access soon. Testing indicates slower speeds, with a task success rate of about 50%.

ChainCatcher News, TronLink has taken the lead in supporting the GasFree feature, followed by Guarda and Klever. The launch of the GasFree feature means that users can send $USDT on the TRON network without holding $TRX as a fee; transaction fees will be deducted directly from USDT. This upgrade significantly lowers the operational threshold for users and brings important improvements to the payment experience within the TRON ecosystem.