Anthropic announced that starting April 5, Claude’s subscription service will no longer support third-party tools such as OpenClaw, to prioritize providing a better user experience. At the same time, it will offer existing users a one-time credit compensation that can be used to buy discounted bundles or request a refund.

The Solana Foundation launched Solana Agent Skills on April 4, providing AI tools with prebuilt functional modules to simplify interaction with the Solana network. The official skill modules include error handling, security checks, and more. The community offers more than 60 skills, covering areas such as DeFi and payments.

Gate News updates, April 3, according to Gate market data, as of the time of writing, CTSI (Cartesi) is trading at $0.03927. Over the past 24 hours, it is up 73.51%, reaching a high of $0.05399 and falling to a low of $0.02185. The 24-hour trading volume is $8.881 million. The current market cap is approximately $35.6957 million. Cartesi is a Layer 2 foundational infrastructure designed to enable complex and intensive computing to run in a Linux environment outside the blockchain without affecting decentralization and security. Developers can work in a familiar environment without any artificial restrictions and can access well-known development tools. With the Cartesi Machine virtual machine, developers can launch a full Linux or

Volatility Shares recently launched three 2x leveraged ETFs, focusing on Cardano, Stellar, and Chainlink respectively, aiming to provide more precise altcoin investment tools for experienced traders. Additionally, the company has also issued traditional futures funds for these altcoins, further enriching its crypto product lineup. Despite the SEC’s restrictions on high-leverage products, demand in the market for high-risk strategies remains strong. The launch of this series of ETFs marks a further step in the segmentation of the crypto derivatives market.

Gate News message, April 2, Zhipu AI released the multimodal coding foundation model GLM-5V-Turbo, designed specifically for visual programming scenarios. The model natively supports multimodal input understanding such as images, video, design drafts, and document layouts, and can also call multimodal tools such as framing, screenshots, and reading webpages, with the context window expanded to 200k.

Pi Network launches new RPC servers, providing standardized tools for developers, supporting smart contract testing and simulation, and improving development security and efficiency. This marks its transition toward practical functionality, which may attract more developers and help advance the ecosystem, even though it still faces some challenges.

GoPlus warns that GlassWorm has been upgraded into a sophisticated supply-chain attack framework that disguises itself as a Chrome extension to steal user data and encrypted assets. The attack relies on code injection and poisoning, using the Solana blockchain to hide instructions and enhance stealth. Users should be wary of installing unknown software and deploy detection tools to defend against it.

Gate News report, on March 30, according to Gate quotes, as of the time of writing, NOM (Onomy) is currently priced at $0.00271, down 7.44% in the last 24 hours, with a high of $0.00324 and a low of $0.00227, and a 24-hour trading volume of $1,053,800. The current market capitalization is approximately $2,509,700. Nomina is the first unified perpetual contract DEX trading platform. Its trading terminal allows users to outperform the market through preset advanced strategies—all functions can be completed on one platform. Nomina provides advanced DeFi users with complex strategy execution tools across perpetual contract DEXs, supporting multi-exchange strategy synchronization, risk management monitoring, and trading automation features, aiming to help users in decentralized derivatives trading.

> Original Title: Thoughts on slowing the fuck down > Original Author: Mario Zechner > Compiler: Peggy, BlockBeats > Editor's Note: As generative AI accelerates its entry into software engineering, industry sentiment is shifting from "awe at capabilities" to "anxiety over efficiency." Not writing fast enough, not using enough tools, and not automating thoroughly enough seem to create pressure to avoid obsolescence. However, as coding agents truly enter production environments, more realistic issues begin to emerge: errors are magnified, complexity spirals out of control, systems gradually become incomprehensible, and improvements in efficiency do not proportionately translate into enhancements in quality. This article is based on frontline practices, regarding this wave of "agentic

> Original Title: OpenClaw Creator Says US Can Learn From China's AI Adoption > Original Author: Shirin Ghaffary, Bloomberg > Compiler: Peggy, BlockBeats > Editor’s Note: This article is a translation of an interview by Bloomberg with OpenClaw founder Peter Steinberger. After joining OpenAI, he is involved in advancing the next generation of AI agent technology. The direction of enabling AI to not only answer questions but also to invoke tools, collaborate across systems, and act continuously in environments is becoming a new core competitive focus in the industry. In this interview, he discusses several aspects.