Gate News message. On April 9, according to Gate market data, as of the time of publication, ARIA (Aria) is trading at $0.67. It is up 32.95% over the past 24 hours, reaching a high of $0.74 and falling to a low of $0.49. The 24-hour trading volume is $1.0269 million. The current market cap is approximately $123 million. Aria.AI is a next-generation game development and publishing experiment. Its inspiration comes from a Disney-style immersive world and AI technology, and it is designed around game mechanics related to its own IP. It represents a major leap toward bringing Web2-quality game design and publishing standards (combined with AI execution) into the Web3 era. The project has launched an open-world mobile gaming experience, where players can go on adventures in a world called Fudonia,

Gate News updates: Africa’s cryptocurrency market is seeing rapid growth. According to Ripple’s latest report, the total on-chain transaction value in the region grew 52% year over year, a trend closely tied to more and more countries putting clear cryptocurrency regulatory rules in place. Countries such as South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, and Mauritius are gradually bringing digital assets under financial supervision, giving businesses and users greater confidence and thereby boosting cryptocurrency adoption rates.

Gate News message: On April 2, according to Gate market data, as of the time of publication, ARIA (Aria) is trading at $0.43. In the past 24 hours, it is up 25.33%, reaching a high of $0.50 and dipping to a low of $0.33. The trading volume over the past 24 hours was $1.6239 million. Its current market cap is approximately $77.947 million. Aria.AI is a next-generation game development and publishing experiment. It draws inspiration from a Disney-style immersive world and AI technology, and is designed around game mechanics related to its own IP. It represents a major leap in bringing Web3 a higher standard of game design and publishing quality from Web2 (combined with AI execution). As an open-world mobile game, Aria invites players to explore the world of Fudonia

Hyperliquid co-founder announced on April 1 on a social platform that its mobile app is now live on the Google Play Store. It is currently in an MVP testing version, offering only the deal notification feature, with the goal of collecting user feedback and optimizing the product. Users were reminded to avoid downloading counterfeit apps, and future versions will continue improving functionality.

The Sandbox’s chief operating officer, Sebastien Borget, announced at EthCC that the mobile game The Sandbox NEXT has launched its first round of testing on March 26. Developed using Unreal Engine, it supports multiplayer competitive gameplay. The game optimized its aiming and shooting mechanics and also allows players to port assets to mobile.

Polymarket adds a new prediction event to discuss whether Trump Mobile will be released before the end of April or before the end of June. At present, the probability before the end of April is 6%, and before the end of June is 22%. A release only counts as official if it is available for the public to buy by the specified time, and the company’s past plans have been delayed.

Zhou Hongyi, the founder of 360, explained the "lobster fever" phenomenon at the Global Unicorn Enterprises Conference, emphasizing that the essence of AI operation differs from traditional internet traffic, and that the consumption of tokens is related to complexity, making it impossible to achieve the same universal usage as mobile data.

Zhou Hongyi pointed out at the Global Unicorn Enterprises Conference that the cost of AI Tokens differs from traditional internet traffic. AI relies on computational power and resources, and complex tasks require higher consumption, leading to an increase in Token costs as usage rises, making unlimited use impossible.

Anthropic announced that Claude tool integration has expanded to mobile, with iOS and Android users now able to browse Figma designs, create Canva presentations, and view Amplitude data dashboards directly on their phones. Connectors are based on the MCP protocol and support applications like Slack, with some offering interactive modes. Currently, mobile does not support adding or browsing the connector directory.

Liu Chengcheng is currently the head of ByteDance's AI Hardware Team Ocean, responsible for the Doubao Phone Assistant and the full line of AI hardware business. He previously founded Jinglin Technology, which was later acquired by ByteDance. The Ocean team's strategic focus has shifted toward the Doubao Phone Assistant, making it a breakthrough point for AI hardware.