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According to official Twitter news, B.AI has released its latest weekly report, disclosing several important advancements in developer ecosystem and financial infrastructure development.In terms of products, B.AI has officially launched the OpenClaw automatic configuration script, introduced the open-source AI coding assistant BAI Code, and completed Stripe integration, laying a solid foundation for the ecosystem's payment and development experience; in terms of wallet support, new multi-link access for KuCoin Web3 and Trust Wallet has been added.With the number of users surpassing 1 million, B.AI is continuously expanding its developer toolchain and financial connectivity capabilities for autonomous agents through deep cooperation with platforms such as KuCoin and Symbiosis, aiming to build the core AI infrastructure for the digital economy era.

X product head and Solana advisor Nikita Bier stated that during this round of creator revenue sharing, the revenue share for all aggregated accounts has been reduced to 60%. In the next cycle, it will be further reduced by 20%. Nikita Bier pointed out that the large amount of plagiarized reposts and clickbait content published daily on the timeline not only squeezes the living space of real creators but also hinders the growth of new authors. The next step will be to permanently deduct earnings from users who habitually post clickbait content and use the "BREAKING" label in every post. X will not restrict speech or the scope of dissemination but will not provide revenue compensation for manipulating distribution mechanisms or misleading user behavior.

The Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) released guidelines for the issuance of virtual assets on Thursday, providing clear regulations on the structural design, information disclosure, and distribution methods for stablecoins and real-world asset (RWA) tokens.The guidelines categorize token issuance into three pathways: Category 1 covers fiat-pegged and asset-pegged virtual assets; Category 2 must be distributed through licensed intermediaries, which are responsible for due diligence and ongoing compliance verification; the third category consists of functionally restricted exempt virtual assets.VARA's General Counsel Ruben Bombardi stated that the framework enhances transparency through white papers and independent risk disclosure statements, providing issuers with "greater regulatory certainty" and offering market participants a "single, exclusive reference." These guidelines serve as an interpretative document for the existing "Virtual Asset Issuance Rules Manual" and do not constitute new legislation.

According to Cointelegraph, the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority has released a formal regulatory framework for cryptocurrency exchange-traded derivatives, allowing retail customers to participate in trading after a suitability assessment.The new regulations cover requirements such as customer suitability, leverage and margin controls, asset segregation, disclosure standards, and regulatory intervention powers. The leverage limit for retail investors is set at 5 times, and exchanges must restrict access when products are deemed unsuitable for specific customer groups. VARA stated that during periods of market stress or trading disruptions, regulators have the authority to take intervention measures, including suspending products, requiring liquidation, increasing margin requirements, and in emergencies, demanding immediate action without prior notice.

The identities of the bail guarantors for FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried have been disclosed, including former Stanford Law School Dean Larry Kramer and research scientist Andreas Paepcke, who provided guarantees of $500,000 and $200,000, respectively.Reports indicate that the total bail amount of $250 million for SBF is primarily secured by properties owned by his parents in California. Previously, his lawyers attempted to keep the identities of the guarantors confidential, but the court requested their disclosure in response to media requests. Currently, the related case is still under review, and SBF is facing multiple fraud charges.

David Bailey's "Nakamoto" DAT has sold approximately 20 million dollars worth of Bitcoin, at a transaction price of about 70,422 dollars, which is lower than its average holding cost of 118,171 dollars.

According to Cointelegraph, the Thane District Court in India ruled on March 23 that there was no preliminary evidence of a crime involving CoinDCX co-founder Sumit Gupta and Niraj Khandelwal in a fraud case involving 7.1 million rupees (approximately $75,000), and granted bail to the two.The court investigation revealed that the fraudulent activity actually occurred on the counterfeit website coindcx.pro, which has no connection to the official CoinDCX platform. The main suspect, Rana, has fully refunded the victims, who also confirmed in court that the two founders were not the parties they met at the café.CoinDCX subsequently issued a statement characterizing the incident as "third-party impersonation" and reminded users to verify domain names and interact only through official channels to guard against the increasingly rampant impersonation and phishing scams in India's cryptocurrency industry.

According to TechCrunch, the decentralized social network Bluesky announced the completion of a $100 million Series B funding round, led by Bain Capital Crypto, with participation from existing investors Alumni Ventures, True Ventures, as well as Anthos Capital, Bloomberg Beta, and the Knight Foundation. This funding round was completed in April 2025 but had not been disclosed earlier. Bluesky did not announce its latest valuation; previously, it raised $15 million in Series A funding, led by Blockchain Capital.At the time of the funding announcement, Bluesky CEO Jay Graber announced her resignation, transitioning to the role of Chief Innovation Officer. Graber had previously stated that although Bluesky does not involve cryptocurrency, its decentralized design is inspired by her early work at Zcash, aiming to evolve centralized social media into an open and distributed network.

According to a report by Reuters, witnesses stated that a huge explosion was heard in Dubai.

A fire broke out at a fuel tank facility near Dubai International Airport (DXB) on March 16 local time, initially identified as a drone attack. Flights at Dubai International Airport were temporarily suspended, and Emirates Airlines announced the suspension of operations, with some flights originally scheduled for today being canceled.Today, several flights from China to Dubai were diverted to other airports, including flight EK363 from Guangzhou to Dubai, flight EK303 from Shanghai to Dubai, and flight EK329 from Shenzhen to Dubai, which were diverted to Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC). Flight EK307 from Beijing to Dubai was diverted to Muscat. Previously, Chinese airlines had suspended flights to Dubai until the end of the month, with only Emirates Airlines continuing to operate.

The organizers of the Dubai TOKEN2049 Summit plan to postpone the event to April 21-22, 2027. The conference was originally scheduled to take place from April 29 to April 30, 2026, but recent conflicts in the Middle East have spread to Dubai.

Starting from March 13, several domestic airlines that had resumed some flights to Dubai have once again canceled flights to Dubai.A reporter checked the official websites of Air China, China Eastern Airlines, and found that there are no flights from domestic locations to Dubai, UAE, from March 13 to March 31, with the earliest ticket sale date being April 1.However, an airline representative revealed to the reporter that this batch of resumption is not a full restoration of regular flights, but rather that each flight will undergo a safety assessment.

Due to the impact of the geopolitical situation, the demand for stablecoins in Dubai has surged, and the OTC counter for USDC is crowded with inquiries.Sources say that due to the inefficiency of bank wire transfers in the region, large amounts of capital have shifted to on-chain transactions. According to data from DefiLlama, the supply of USDC has increased by 3.03% in the past week, amounting to approximately $2.36 billion.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) of India announced the arrest of Ayush Varshney, co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Darwin Labs, at Mumbai Airport, for allegedly being involved in the notorious GainBitcoin Ponzi scheme. It is reported that Varshney was attempting to leave India at the time.Investigations reveal that the scheme was operated by Variabletech Pte. Ltd., attracting investors by promising high returns on cryptocurrency investments. Law enforcement agencies accuse Darwin Labs of developing and deploying key technological infrastructure for the scheme, including the MCAP cryptocurrency token and ERC-20 smart contracts. Additionally, Darwin provided technical support for the GBMiners.com Bitcoin mining platform, BitCoin Payment Gateway, CoinE Bank Bitcoin wallet, and the GainBitcoin investment website, which were allegedly used to lure and defraud investors. Media reports indicate that the scheme began in 2015 and operated across several states in India. It is estimated that the case involves approximately ₹1,900 million (around $2.1 million) in funds, as well as 29,000 bitcoins. At current prices, these bitcoins are valued at over $2 billion.

As the Middle East conflict leads to flight cancellations and logistics disruptions, a large amount of gold stranded in Dubai is being sold at a noticeable discount.Insiders reveal that due to exceptionally high transportation and insurance costs, and the inability to guarantee timely delivery, many buyers have suspended new procurement orders. As a result, under the pressure of indefinitely bearing storage and capital costs, traders have started selling gold at discounts of up to $30 per ounce below the London benchmark price.Sources say that although some gold has been loaded onto flights leaving Dubai since the middle of this week, as of Friday, many batches of gold remain stranded. The UAE, especially Dubai, is a significant global hub for gold refining and trading, exporting gold to various parts of Asia and serving as an important transit point for gold to Switzerland, the UK, and several African countries. Due to the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East, some airspace in the UAE has been closed; meanwhile, the military strikes by the US and Israel against Iran have entered their seventh day, with no signs of an end in sight.

According to market news, due to the conflict in the Middle East, most air traffic in and out of Dubai has been disrupted, severely affecting the flow of gold and silver globally.Traders indicate that this could trigger further volatility in metal prices, which have already been significantly fluctuating this year. Dubai is a key hub for precious metal transportation, accounting for about 20% of the global gold flow last year. Traders and analysts point out that if the transportation of gold and silver goods is hindered for an extended period, it may drive up regional prices in the Asian market.John Reade, senior market strategist at the World Gold Council, stated, "With flights in the Middle East suspended, the availability of gold has become a concerning issue." A gold trader mentioned, "Currently, no goods are moving by air." Typically, gold is transported as cargo on passenger planes, with a single flight capable of carrying up to 5 tons, valued at approximately $830 million at current prices.

According to Jinshi reports, as the conflict in the Middle East has led to the suspension of most air transport to and from Dubai, the circulation of gold and silver globally is facing serious disruptions. Traders indicate that this situation may further exacerbate the already highly volatile precious metal prices this year. Dubai is a significant hub for precious metal transportation, with about 20% of the world's gold circulation passing through the region last year. John Reade, senior market strategist at the World Gold Council, stated that the availability of gold supply has become an issue.