Solana Foundation plans to position its network as core infrastructure for an emerging "agentic internet," where AI systems initiate economic activity. Chief Product Officer Vibhu Norby stated that AI will impact various industries, and Solana's payment infrastructure has already processed approximately 15 million agent-initiated payments. In the future, this will reshape internet business models and drive the development of micropayments and pay-per-use models.

Securitize has been designated as the digital transfer agent for the New York Stock Exchange, responsible for minting native on-chain securities. The two parties will collaborate on developing digital transfer agent projects to advance on-chain settlement of tokenized securities and industry standard setting, enhancing institutional-grade tokenized securities infrastructure.

Gate News reported that on March 25, AI agent company Eunice announced the completion of an $8 million funding round, with participation from Moonfire Ventures, Speedinvest, Openspace Ventures, and a group of angel investors. The company aims to become the default infrastructure platform for alternative asset due diligence and information disclosure, and deploy AI agents to provide structured, auditable asset-level assessments.

DeepSeek is recruiting for 17 positions, with R&D focus shifting toward Agent productization. Positions include algorithm research, data evaluation, and infrastructure engineers, focusing on reinforcement learning and evaluation system design. The company also values experience with AI coding tools. Compared to the deep learning researcher positions from the beginning of the year, this recruitment clearly tilts toward Agent productization.

Gate Pay for AI completed an upgrade on March 25, simplifying wallet authorization and payment processes. The newly introduced Quick Wallet and Plugin Wallet allow users to rapidly configure payments, enhancing flexibility and security. AI Agent supports seamless payments, combined with Skills to deliver natural guidance. The system has expanded multi-chain support, covering mainstream networks, ensuring efficient and stable multi-currency payments.

DeepSeek opened 17 recruitment positions on March 25, with core R&D direction shifting toward Agent productization, including algorithm research, data evaluation, and infrastructure engineering. Recruitment requirements emphasize the use of AI coding tools and establish a dedicated product manager position for the Agent direction, demonstrating the company's emphasis on Agent technology. Compared to January, this recruitment clearly leans toward Agent productization.

Key Takeaways ---- ● Aethir Claw Alpha launches on March 25: an easy-to-deploy AI agent hosting platform built on top of Aethir's decentralized GPU cloud infrastructure. ● Security-first architecture: fully isolated VPS instances with optional "zero provider access" functionality, giving users true data sovereignty over their AI agents. ● Broad vision vertical integration strategy: Aethir Claw plans to directly connect GPU infrastructure with end-user needs across Web3, content creation, finance, media, healthcare, and more. ● Aethir Claw: Running on Aethir GPU

Aethir Claw disrupts traditional custody models by leveraging its own distributed computing power directly, offering isolated VPS environments and a "zero provider access" model to ensure user data sovereignty. The platform comes pre-installed with OpenClaw, plans to integrate crypto-native functionality, and will launch "models-as-a-service" to comprehensively enter the agentic AI application market.

Aethir announced on March 25 the launch of Aethir Claw Alpha closed beta, introducing a physical-grade isolated AI agent hosting platform that directly leverages its distributed computing resources of over $400 million. The platform provides fully isolated VPS environments to ensure user data sovereignty, and plans to launch custom business features and Model as a Service (MaaS), entering the agentic AI market.

WordPress 7.0 is scheduled to be released on April 9th, featuring a new core MCP adapter that enables AI Agents to directly access and operate sites. It introduces three new components: an AI Connector for unified management of API keys, an Abilities API for registering extended capabilities, and an MCP adapter that exposes functionalities via the MCP protocol. This will significantly improve AI access capabilities for approximately 43% of websites worldwide.