Intercontinental Exchange adds $600 million investment to Polymarket, bringing the total to $1.64 billion. Trump emphasizes the importance of Bitcoin, while Yilihua states the cryptocurrency market has performed poorly for four years. The U.S. plans to release a draft of stablecoin yield provisions, and Ripple's CEO says the CLARITY Act may be delayed until May. California bans public officials from trading on insider information. The crypto industry enters the "Shirt Era," with blockchain and AI integration driving development. Lido proposes to buy back LDO tokens, and Ripple and Stellar founders jointly invest $1 billion in AGI research.

a16z crypto partner Guy Wuollet stated that the cryptocurrency industry is entering the "collared shirt" era, gradually maturing and moving towards the mainstream. Traditional financial institutions are offering Bitcoin through ETFs, and the combination of blockchain and AI will drive the development of agency commerce, with the first agency payments being realized online.

The integration of LayerZero and Canton Network allows tokenized assets to flow across 165 public chains, facilitating the entry of traditional finance into the crypto liquidity system. This move addresses privacy and compliance issues in cross-chain asset movement, while also promoting the fusion of institutional-level blockchain and public chain ecosystems, marking an intensification of competition in cross-chain interoperability.

The Web3 social infrastructure project UXLINK has announced an ecological strategy upgrade, launching UXLINK Agent and AI social networks. The new technology will support content optimization and intelligent retrieval, driving social account growth. The business model and token economics will also be adjusted to ensure community members share in the dividends of the AI era.

This article summarizes cryptocurrency news as of March 26, 2026, including the latest updates on Bitcoin, Ethereum upgrades, Dogecoin trends, real-time cryptocurrency prices, and price forecasts. Major Web3 events today include: 1. CoinShares report: 20% of global Bitcoin miners are on the verge of losses; 2. Bo Shen, founder of Distributed Capital: In 2022, a personal wallet was hacked, resulting in a loss of $42 million. He is now seeking clues and offering a bounty of 10%-20%; 3. Franklin Templeton, in partnership with Ondo, launches five tokenized ETFs, ushering in a 24-hour on-chain trading era.

FiscalNote Holdings has been delisted from the New York Stock Exchange due to its stock price remaining below $1 for an extended period and will now trade on the over-the-counter market. The company faces challenges from AI technology replacing its core business model. Despite efforts to pivot and diversify, market confidence remains low. This delisting reflects the profound impact of the AI-driven era on traditional SaaS models.

MemeCore (M) was trading at $2.45 on March 26, up 39.42% in the past 24 hours. As the first Layer 1 blockchain designed for the Meme 2.0 era, MemeCore transforms meme coins from short-term speculation into long-term cultural economic carriers, creating a viral economy model. This information does not constitute investment advice.

Gate News: On March 26, according to Gate market data, as of press time, PROVE (Succinct) is trading at $0.2859, up 16.16% in the last 24 hours, with a high of $0.3868 and a low of $0.2228. The 24-hour trading volume reached $1.7838 million, with a current market cap of approximately $55.7505 million. Succinct is an applied cryptography company building a decentralized prover network dedicated to developing and advancing zero-knowledge proof technology. The company developed SP1, currently the world's fastest zero-knowledge virtual machine, which has been integrated into critical infrastructure, securing over $4 billion in value. In an era of increasingly realistic AI-generated content, Succinct leverages cryptographic technology to capture at the source

Polymarket announced that starting March 30, it will impose Taker fees on nearly all trading categories with variable rates, reaching up to 1.8% for crypto contracts. Geopolitical categories are fee-exempt, marking the platform's emphasis on global high-risk events and ending its long-standing "zero fee" policy.

Arm launches its self-developed data center CPU AGI CPU, targeting billion dollars in annual revenue by 2031, transitioning from IP licensing to direct chip sales. Facing competitive risks from self-developed chips, Arm hopes that AI-era computing power demand can support its development.