Gate News reports that on March 20, international payment company Wise received approval from Nigerian regulators and officially entered the Nigerian market. Additionally, a certain CEX recently announced the launch of a prediction market feature.

March 13, 2026, 00:00 to 00:15 (UTC), Ethereum (ETH) experienced a significant upward price movement in a short timeframe, with the 15-minute interval return reaching +0.79%. The price range was 2070.45 to 2090.33 USDT, with a volatility amplitude of 0.96%. Market fluctuations intensified during this period, capturing traders' attention. The primary driver of this price movement was a phase-wise decline in market liquidity. During this period, there were no on-chain large transfers, DeFi liquidations, or significant derivatives liquidations recorded. Major macro and industry news updates also showed no sudden events. During the Europe-US trading session

On February 25, news reports indicated that Anthropic has recently adjusted its AI safety policies, removing the previous commitment to prohibit training advanced AI systems before safety measures are fully in place. This change gives Anthropic greater flexibility in competing with OpenAI, Google, and xAI, while also sparking industry discussions about balancing rapid AI development with safety assurances. Anthropic Chief Scientist Jared Kaplan stated that halting training does not truly solve safety issues, and in the face of competitors' rapid progress, unilateral suspension of development is not wise. The company emphasized that it will improve transparency by releasing cutting-edge safety roadmaps and regular risk reports, and will delay development if significant disaster risks are identified.

Vitalik comments on ENS stopping development of L2 Namechain, believing that deploying v2 directly on the Ethereum mainnet is a wise move. He points out that ENS domain names are at the core of the Ethereum ecosystem, and the best architecture for decentralized identity should store personal data on L1 while using L2 to handle user operations.

Golden Finance reports that Ki Young Ju, founder and CEO of CryptoQuant, stated on social media that selling BTC when the mNAV (the ratio of the company's value to the value of its held Bitcoin) is below 1 is not a wise move. While this action may benefit MSTR shareholders in the short term, it will ultimately harm BTC, thereby also damaging MSTR's interests and creating a death spiral. Previously, the CEO of Strategy stated, "I will only sell Bitcoin when the mNAV falls below 1 and financing is not possible."