Elon Musk is considering allocating 30% of shares to retail investors in the SpaceX IPO, significantly higher than the traditional proportion. This move aims to leverage the fan base to stabilize demand after the listing. The IPO is expected to be valued at $75 billion, with plans to kick off the roadshow in 2026. Meanwhile, SpaceX is making management adjustments to optimize costs, attract long-term investors, and reduce trading volatility risk. This strategy could influence the listing models of future tech companies.

Trust Wallet has released the Trust Wallet Agent Kit (TWAK), which supports executing token trades and other actions across multiple chains, and offers two modes: automation and suggestions. CEO Felix Fan said TWAK is designed to simplify the user experience, and that it will integrate more AI features in the future and launch an agent strategy marketplace.

Shaokai Fan of the World Gold Council states that the trend of central banks purchasing gold is intensifying, particularly with central banks in Guatemala, Indonesia, and Malaysia re-entering the market. This trend is expected to continue through 2026 to hedge against de-dollarization and geopolitical risks.

Gate News Report, March 12, Bridge Data Centres (BDC) plans to invest up to 5 billion SGD (approximately 3.9 billion USD) in Singapore for artificial intelligence technology development, aiming to accelerate its business growth in Asia. BDC CEO Eric Fan stated that the private company will invest in research projects and facilities, focusing on advanced power architecture, next-generation cooling systems, AI-driven operations, and energy optimization for high-density computing environments.

JPYC signs a strategic cooperation agreement with Sony Bank to utilize the Japanese Yen stablecoin JPYC for services. The two parties will explore providing real-time account transfer functions on the "JPYC EX" platform and plan to collaborate with entertainment sectors such as music and gaming to enhance the payment experience and fan interaction.

BlockBeats News, March 2 — Japanese Yen stablecoin issuer JPYC has signed a strategic cooperation memorandum with Sony Bank and its Web3 subsidiary BlockBloom. The two parties plan to offer real-time bank account transfer functionality on the "JPYC EX" platform, allowing users to purchase JPYC directly from their Sony Bank accounts without manual remittance. Additionally, they will explore collaborations with entertainment IPs such as music and gaming to apply JPYC to digital content purchases and fan rewards.