Three U.S. senators questioned whether former President Trump is promoting the purchase of TRUMP Coin through a luncheon event, and asked the organizers to provide relevant documents. The event is limited to the first 297 token holders, and whether Trump can attend is also in doubt. The senators accuse the effort of encouraging people to buy the coin in order to profit.

Open source AI coding tool OpenCode's founder Dax Raad announced that due to receiving legal requirements from Anthropic, all Anthropic-related integrations, including relevant plugins and prompt files, will be removed in version 1.3.0. Despite attempting to communicate with Anthropic to support developer freedom of choice, the effort was unsuccessful. OpenCode is currently one of the most popular open source AI coding tools, with over 126,000 GitHub stars.

Gate News Announcement: On March 11, Solana ecosystem news and information service SolanaFloor announced it has been acquired by Jito, with the specific acquisition amount not disclosed yet. SolanaFloor will resume operations under the support of the Jito Foundation, while maintaining full editorial independence. Updates on the editorial structure, commercial products, and team will be announced later. Previously, SolanaFloor ceased operations after its parent company experienced a recent fund theft incident. Despite exploring ways to continue operations, the effort was unsuccessful.

The conflict between US cryptocurrency regulation and traditional banking is intensifying. Eric Trump criticized large banks for blocking stablecoin yields, claiming it is an effort to maintain a "low interest rate monopoly." At the same time, Trump also accused lobbying groups of hindering the progress of crypto legislation. The congressional bill on stablecoins is moving slowly and faces disputes from all sides. If no consensus is reached, it could lead to ongoing regulatory uncertainty for the crypto industry.

Former crypto advisor David Bailey stated that the U.S. government should be more proactive in supporting Bitcoin. He pointed out that although Trump signed the relevant order, the government has not yet implemented concrete actions. Bailey believes that truly supporting Bitcoin requires more political effort and public engagement.

The U.S. Senate passed the "21st Century Housing Roadmap Act," which includes restrictions on central bank digital currencies, with 84 votes in favor and 6 against, demonstrating bipartisan consensus. The bill requires the Federal Reserve not to issue digital dollars until explicitly authorized by Congress and also focuses on housing supply and affordability in an effort to address the housing crisis. The passage of this bill could have a profound impact on future digital currency regulation.

Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley stated that with the proliferation of AI, handwritten cards are becoming more valuable due to their uniqueness and rarity, while perfect things are no longer cherished. This trend is also reflected in vintage cars, handcrafted watches, and original artworks. Humans tend to assign greater meaning and value to things they put more effort into.

Foresight News Report, Vitalik stated, "Most of the effort should be focused on developing truly useful applications. This has often been overlooked in the past because narrative engineering doesn't require creating speculative bubbles. But now, it has become crucial. We see that today’s successful applications, the ones we genuinely appreciate and respect, have mostly gained their users through this approach rather than by paying to blindly attract users."