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OECD: The Federal Reserve is expected to maintain interest rates unchanged in 2026 and 2027. (Jin Shi)

[OECD: Fed Expected to Keep Interest Rates Unchanged in 2026 and 2027]OECD: The Federal Reserve is expected to maintain interest rates unchanged in 2026 and 2027. (Jin Shi)

OECD: Fed Expected to Keep Interest Rates Unchanged in 2026 and 2027

On March 26th, the offline event themed 'Decoding Web 4.0: When AI Agents Take Over On-Chain Permissions,' jointly organized by Rhythm BlockBeats, Dongcha Beating, and Zhihu, will be held in Hong Kong on April 21, 2026, at 13:30. This event marks Zhihu's first offline activity in Hong Kong, a deep collaboration with Rhythm BlockBeats, presenting a cross-industry collision between a Web2 content community and a Web3 native media outlet, breaking down dimensional barriers to jointly explore the frontier topic of AI integration with the on-chain world. As AI Agents evolve from 'tools' to 'on-chain actors,' autonomous decision-making, automatic transaction execution, and asset management are becoming a reality. When permissions are handed over to algorithms, how will the power structures, governance models, and risk boundaries of the Web 4.0 era be reshaped? The event will bring together developers, investors, project teams, and community builders to jointly discuss the opportunities and concerns of the 'Intelligent Agent Economy' and witness the first in-depth dialogue between Web2 and Web3.

[Rhythm & Zhihu Co-Host 'Web4.0 + AI' Offline Event in Hong Kong on April 21st]On March 26th, the offline event themed 'Decoding Web 4.0: When AI Agents Take Over On-Chain Permissions,' jointly organized by Rhythm BlockBeats, Dongcha Beating, and Zhihu, will be held in Hong Kong on April 21, 2026, at 13:30. This event marks Zhihu's first offline activity in Hong Kong, a deep collaboration with Rhythm BlockBeats, presenting a cross-industry collision between a Web2 content community and a Web3 native media outlet, breaking down dimensional barriers to jointly explore the frontier topic of AI integration with the on-chain world. As AI Agents evolve from 'tools' to 'on-chain actors,' autonomous decision-making, automatic transaction execution, and asset management are becoming a reality. When permissions are handed over to algorithms, how will the power structures, governance models, and risk boundaries of the Web 4.0 era be reshaped? The event will bring together developers, investors, project teams, and community builders to jointly discuss the opportunities and concerns of the 'Intelligent Agent Economy' and witness the first in-depth dialogue between Web2 and Web3.

Rhythm & Zhihu Co-Host 'Web4.0 + AI' Offline Event in Hong Kong on April 21st

On March 26, AXIOS reported that according to two U.S. officials and two knowledgeable sources, the Pentagon is formulating military plans for a 'decisive strike' against Iran, which may include the deployment of ground troops and large-scale bombing operations. The likelihood of a sharp escalation in the situation will increase if diplomatic negotiations fail to make progress, especially if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed. Some U.S. officials believe that demonstrating overwhelming military force to end the conflict could create more leverage in negotiations or allow President Trump to declare victory. In interviews with Axios, officials and sources familiar with internal discussions described four potential 'decisive strike' options that Trump might consider: 1. Invading or blockading Iran's main oil export hub, Khark Island. 2. Invading Qeshm Island, which helps Iran consolidate its control over the Strait of Hormuz. This strategic outpost has Iranian bunkers, attack boats capable of destroying cargo ships, and radar to monitor movements in the strait. 3. Seizing the strategically significant Abu Musa Island and two smaller islands located near the western entrance of the Strait of Hormuz, currently controlled by Iran but also claimed by the UAE. 4. Blockading or seizing vessels transporting Iranian oil in the eastern Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. military has also developed plans for ground operations deep inside Iran, aiming to seize highly enriched uranium stored at nuclear facilities. However, the U.S. could also choose not to carry out such complex and dangerous operations against these facilities, opting instead for large-scale airstrikes to prevent Iran from acquiring these materials.

[AXIOS: Pentagon Developing Military Plans for 'Decisive Strike' Against Iran]On March 26, AXIOS reported that according to two U.S. officials and two knowledgeable sources, the Pentagon is formulating military plans for a 'decisive strike' against Iran, which may include the deployment of ground troops and large-scale bombing operations. The likelihood of a sharp escalation in the situation will increase if diplomatic negotiations fail to make progress, especially if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed. Some U.S. officials believe that demonstrating overwhelming military force to end the conflict could create more leverage in negotiations or allow President Trump to declare victory. In interviews with Axios, officials and sources familiar with internal discussions described four potential 'decisive strike' options that Trump might consider: 1. Invading or blockading Iran's main oil export hub, Khark Island. 2. Invading Qeshm Island, which helps Iran consolidate its control over the Strait of Hormuz. This strategic outpost has Iranian bunkers, attack boats capable of destroying cargo ships, and radar to monitor movements in the strait. 3. Seizing the strategically significant Abu Musa Island and two smaller islands located near the western entrance of the Strait of Hormuz, currently controlled by Iran but also claimed by the UAE. 4. Blockading or seizing vessels transporting Iranian oil in the eastern Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. military has also developed plans for ground operations deep inside Iran, aiming to seize highly enriched uranium stored at nuclear facilities. However, the U.S. could also choose not to carry out such complex and dangerous operations against these facilities, opting instead for large-scale airstrikes to prevent Iran from acquiring these materials.

AXIOS: Pentagon Developing Military Plans for 'Decisive Strike' Against Iran

Beijing, March 26th – At the RISC-V Ecosystem Technology Forum, part of the Zhongguancun Forum Annual Conference, the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) officially announced a series of significant achievements in key RISC-V technologies, industry-academia collaboration, and talent cultivation. The academy unveiled two major breakthroughs: the "Xiangshan" open-source processor and the "Ruyi" native operating system. Furthermore, CAS formally launched the joint research and development initiative for next-generation chips and operating systems. (Xinhua News Agency)

[CAS Launches Next-Gen Open-Source Chip and System R&D]Beijing, March 26th – At the RISC-V Ecosystem Technology Forum, part of the Zhongguancun Forum Annual Conference, the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) officially announced a series of significant achievements in key RISC-V technologies, industry-academia collaboration, and talent cultivation. The academy unveiled two major breakthroughs: the "Xiangshan" open-source processor and the "Ruyi" native operating system. Furthermore, CAS formally launched the joint research and development initiative for next-generation chips and operating systems. (Xinhua News Agency)

CAS Launches Next-Gen Open-Source Chip and System R&D

According to 1M AI News monitoring, xAI co-founder Manuel Kroiss has informed colleagues of his impending departure. Kroiss was previously responsible for model pre-training at xAI, reporting directly to Musk. Before joining xAI, he held positions at Google and DeepMind. His departure brings the number of defectors from xAI's original 11 co-founders to 10, leaving only Ross Nordeen, who transferred from Tesla, remaining. Since January of this year, Guodong Zhang, Zihang Dai, Toby Pohlen, Jimmy Ba, Tony Wu, and Greg Yang have all left sequentially. Earlier this month at the Abundance Summit, Musk admitted that xAI "is behind competitors in programming capabilities." He stated on X that "xAI didn't build it right the first time, and is rebuilding from the ground up," and that the company is re-screening previously rejected job applicants. He is currently personally overseeing direct reports from dozens of employees, bringing in personnel from Tesla and SpaceX, while simultaneously dismissing dozens of existing employees. This restructuring follows SpaceX's acquisition of xAI earlier this year. SpaceX is expected to file for an IPO this year, with a potential valuation of $1.5 trillion.

[xAI's Founding Team Shrinks to One as Musk Admits 'First Attempt Was Wrong' and Rebuilds]According to 1M AI News monitoring, xAI co-founder Manuel Kroiss has informed colleagues of his impending departure. Kroiss was previously responsible for model pre-training at xAI, reporting directly to Musk. Before joining xAI, he held positions at Google and DeepMind. His departure brings the number of defectors from xAI's original 11 co-founders to 10, leaving only Ross Nordeen, who transferred from Tesla, remaining. Since January of this year, Guodong Zhang, Zihang Dai, Toby Pohlen, Jimmy Ba, Tony Wu, and Greg Yang have all left sequentially. Earlier this month at the Abundance Summit, Musk admitted that xAI "is behind competitors in programming capabilities." He stated on X that "xAI didn't build it right the first time, and is rebuilding from the ground up," and that the company is re-screening previously rejected job applicants. He is currently personally overseeing direct reports from dozens of employees, bringing in personnel from Tesla and SpaceX, while simultaneously dismissing dozens of existing employees. This restructuring follows SpaceX's acquisition of xAI earlier this year. SpaceX is expected to file for an IPO this year, with a potential valuation of $1.5 trillion.

xAI's Founding Team Shrinks to One as Musk Admits 'First Attempt Was Wrong' and Rebuilds

On March 26, according to HTX data, ETH has fallen below $2100, currently priced at $2084, with a 24-hour decline of 4.4%.

[ETH Falls Below $2100, 24-Hour Decline of 4.4%]On March 26, according to HTX data, ETH has fallen below $2100, currently priced at $2084, with a 24-hour decline of 4.4%.

ETH Falls Below $2100, 24-Hour Decline of 4.4%

March 26th News: Recently, Japan has experienced deteriorating public security, with a surge in criminal cases targeting Chinese citizens, leading to a continuously worsening security environment for Chinese nationals in Japan. On March 24th, a serving officer of the Japan Self-Defense Forces scaled a wall and forcibly entered the Chinese Embassy in Japan with a knife, seriously threatening the personal safety of Chinese diplomatic personnel and the security of diplomatic facilities. The nature and impact of this incident are extremely severe. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Chinese diplomatic missions in Japan solemnly remind Chinese citizens to avoid traveling to Japan in the near future. Those already in Japan are urged to closely monitor the local security situation, enhance their safety awareness, and strengthen self-protection. In case of emergencies, please report to the police promptly and contact the Chinese Embassy and consulates in Japan for assistance. (Xinhua News Agency)

[China Advises Citizens to Avoid Travel to Japan Amid Safety Concerns]March 26th News: Recently, Japan has experienced deteriorating public security, with a surge in criminal cases targeting Chinese citizens, leading to a continuously worsening security environment for Chinese nationals in Japan. On March 24th, a serving officer of the Japan Self-Defense Forces scaled a wall and forcibly entered the Chinese Embassy in Japan with a knife, seriously threatening the personal safety of Chinese diplomatic personnel and the security of diplomatic facilities. The nature and impact of this incident are extremely severe. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Chinese diplomatic missions in Japan solemnly remind Chinese citizens to avoid traveling to Japan in the near future. Those already in Japan are urged to closely monitor the local security situation, enhance their safety awareness, and strengthen self-protection. In case of emergencies, please report to the police promptly and contact the Chinese Embassy and consulates in Japan for assistance. (Xinhua News Agency)

China Advises Citizens to Avoid Travel to Japan Amid Safety Concerns

Market data shows that ETH has fallen below $2100, currently priced at $2095.16, with a 24-hour decline of 3.96%. The market is experiencing significant volatility, so please ensure proper risk management.

[ETH Falls Below $2100]Market data shows that ETH has fallen below $2100, currently priced at $2095.16, with a 24-hour decline of 3.96%. The market is experiencing significant volatility, so please ensure proper risk management.

ETH Falls Below $2100

HTX data showed that ETH fell below 2100  USDT and is now at 2090.03 USDT, with a decrease of 4.26% in 24H.

[ETH fell below 2100  USDT] HTX data showed that ETH fell below 2100  USDT and is now at 2090.03 USDT, with a decrease of 4.26% in 24H.

ETH fell below 2100  USDT

While proponents of traditional finance remain keen on dismissing Bitcoin (BTC) and the crypto ecosystem as financial risks, a survey conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York — one of the 12 federal reserve banks of the United States — revealed 11 factors that overshadow crypto in terms of risk in 2022.
Geopolitical tensions, foreign divestments, COVID-19 and high energy prices were found to be some of the most-cited potential risks for the U.S. economy, according to a central bank survey published by the Federal Reserve System.

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【Crypto no longer in top 10 most-cited potential risks: US central bank report】While proponents of traditional finance remain keen on dismissing Bitcoin (BTC) and the crypto ecosystem as financial risks, a survey conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York — one of the 12 federal reserve banks of the United States — revealed 11 factors that overshadow crypto in terms of risk in 2022.
Geopolitical tensions, foreign divestments, COVID-19 and high energy prices were found to be some of the most-cited potential risks for the U.S. economy, according to a central bank survey published by the Federal Reserve System.

Crypto no longer in top 10 most-cited potential risks: US central bank report

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