BlockBeats news, March 25: Resolv released the latest update on the hacking incident. Over the past two days, pre-liquidation USR wallets have redeemed over $77 million in funds, accounting for over 90% of that group's total, with the first phase of recovery work achieving significant progress. Next steps: • The redemption process for this group is actively being completed; • Work on subsequent phases has been initiated, which will cover the remaining other user groups.

Gate News: On March 25, Resolv Labs announced that over $77 million has been used in the past 2 days to redeem whitelisted wallets that held USR before the attack, accounting for over 90% of that group, marking significant progress in the first phase of recovery efforts. The redemption process for this group is currently being actively completed, and subsequent phase work will also be carried out to cover the remaining user groups.

Fluid officially announced that the debt repayment work for the Resolv hacker incident is still ongoing, with approximately 70 million USD in debt already repaid, and the remaining portion expected to be settled in the near term. Simultaneously, a governance proposal has been issued to transfer the remaining debt to the team's multisig address for liquidation, a compensation plan will be announced soon, platform operations are normal, and user funds are secure.

The Ethereum Foundation released a post-quantum cryptography upgrade roadmap, planning to complete preliminary L1 protocol upgrades before 2029, covering four critical hard forks to address future quantum computing threats, while emphasizing the importance of starting related work ahead of schedule.

Morgan Stanley's Head of Digital Assets Strategy Amy Oldenburg stated that the development of Wall Street's crypto business stems from years of infrastructure modernization work rather than FOMO. The firm has expanded into trading and asset management, and plans to support tokenized stock trading in the second half of 2026, but faces challenges with core system upgrades.

March 23 news: Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is developing a personal CEO agent tool to quickly retrieve information and handle work tasks. The tool has become widespread within Meta and is part of employee performance evaluations. Employees have shared multiple AI use cases and tools.

Gate News reported that on March 21, the National Artificial Intelligence Application Pilot Base (Power Direction in Energy Sector) 2026 Alliance Work Conference and First Ecosystem Activity was held in Guangzhou. Eight enterprise institutions, including State Grid Digital Group's Artificial Intelligence Research Center, Huawei, ZTE, and Baidu, were formally established as the first batch of representatives to enter the pilot base.

Andrej Karpathy stated on the No Priors podcast that since December last year, his programming approach has undergone a transformation, shifting from writing code himself to relying on agents, and he refers to this state as "AI psychosis," believing that the potential of agents remains to be tapped.

Block Inc. has recently rehired some employees after introducing AI tools and laying off 4,000 workers, indicating that AI cannot completely replace human work. This phenomenon has also appeared at companies like Klarna, reflecting the complexity of AI integration and the value of human contribution.

Nous Research CEO Jeffrey Quesnelle announced that AI system Hermes Agent completed the creation and typesetting of the novel "The Second Son of the House of Bells," which contains 19 chapters and 79,456 words, demonstrating the potential of AI storytelling. The process was divided into four stages, forming the final work through adversarial editing and simulated peer review, drawing on the iterative methodology of Autoresearch.