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On March 21, Lily Liu, Chair of the Solana Foundation, stated that blockchain gaming 'will not return.' She believes that despite the industry's hopes to drive the development of Web3 and the metaverse through on-chain assets and open worlds, the actual performance has fallen far short of expectations. Solana was once seen as one of the most promising public chains to support large-scale blockchain games, thanks to its high performance and low costs that facilitate real-time interactions. However, projects like Star Atlas and Stepn, which once garnered attention, have seen the overall GameFi sector decline continuously since its peak in 2021. Market opinions suggest that blockchain gaming has long relied on token incentive models like 'Play-to-Earn,' yet lacks the ability to attract core players with engaging gameplay and content development, resulting in insufficient user retention and ecological sustainability. Institutions including Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Framework Ventures, and Animoca Brands have invested billions in the field, but the returns have been disappointing. Nevertheless, some companies are still exploring transformation paths, such as Mythical Games and Gunzilla Games, gradually downplaying blockchain elements and positioning them as optional features rather than core mechanics to enhance user experience and market acceptance.

[Solana Foundation Chair: Blockchain Gaming is 'Dead', Industry's Billions May Be One of the Worst Bets]On March 21, Lily Liu, Chair of the Solana Foundation, stated that blockchain gaming 'will not return.' She believes that despite the industry's hopes to drive the development of Web3 and the metaverse through on-chain assets and open worlds, the actual performance has fallen far short of expectations. Solana was once seen as one of the most promising public chains to support large-scale blockchain games, thanks to its high performance and low costs that facilitate real-time interactions. However, projects like Star Atlas and Stepn, which once garnered attention, have seen the overall GameFi sector decline continuously since its peak in 2021. Market opinions suggest that blockchain gaming has long relied on token incentive models like 'Play-to-Earn,' yet lacks the ability to attract core players with engaging gameplay and content development, resulting in insufficient user retention and ecological sustainability. Institutions including Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Framework Ventures, and Animoca Brands have invested billions in the field, but the returns have been disappointing. Nevertheless, some companies are still exploring transformation paths, such as Mythical Games and Gunzilla Games, gradually downplaying blockchain elements and positioning them as optional features rather than core mechanics to enhance user experience and market acceptance.

Solana Foundation Chair: Blockchain Gaming is 'Dead', Industry's Billions May Be One of the Worst Bets

March 21st news: CryptoQuant community analyst Maartunn has observed that Galaxy Digital appears to have once again transferred or sold approximately 700 BTC. Previously, Maartunn disclosed that Galaxy Digital transferred over 1346 BTC within a few hours on March 17th, with recent cumulative outflows exceeding 2000 BTC.

[Galaxy Digital Reportedly Sells ~700 BTC, CryptoQuant Analyst Claims]March 21st news: CryptoQuant community analyst Maartunn has observed that Galaxy Digital appears to have once again transferred or sold approximately 700 BTC. Previously, Maartunn disclosed that Galaxy Digital transferred over 1346 BTC within a few hours on March 17th, with recent cumulative outflows exceeding 2000 BTC.

Galaxy Digital Reportedly Sells ~700 BTC, CryptoQuant Analyst Claims

March 21st news: Crypto reporter Eleanor Terrett posted on X that the U.S. House Financial Services Committee plans to hold a hearing on tokenization next Wednesday at 10 AM EST. Summer Mersinger, CEO of the Blockchain Association, is scheduled to appear as an invited witness.

[US House Financial Services Committee to Hold Tokenization Hearing Next Wednesday]March 21st news: Crypto reporter Eleanor Terrett posted on X that the U.S. House Financial Services Committee plans to hold a hearing on tokenization next Wednesday at 10 AM EST. Summer Mersinger, CEO of the Blockchain Association, is scheduled to appear as an invited witness.

US House Financial Services Committee to Hold Tokenization Hearing Next Wednesday

On March 21st, Li Zixuan, Global Head of Zhipu AI, posted on X: "Don't panic. GLM-5.1 will be open-source." The release date and model details were not disclosed.

[Zhipu AI Announces GLM-5.1 Will Be Open-Sourced]On March 21st, Li Zixuan, Global Head of Zhipu AI, posted on X: "Don't panic. GLM-5.1 will be open-source." The release date and model details were not disclosed.

Zhipu AI Announces GLM-5.1 Will Be Open-Sourced

Alex Thorn, the Director of Research at Galaxy, wrote on the X platform that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) released a landmark digital asset guidance this week, marking a shift from the hostility and vague rules of the Gary Gensler era to a more structured, transparent, and industry-supportive regulatory approach. Alex Thorn outlined key changes in this regulation, including: 1. Non-securities digital assets can freely trade in the secondary market after completing the core management commitments of the issuer, no longer being continuously regarded as securities; 2. The criterion of 'sufficient decentralization' has been removed, with clear reliance on the issuer's public commitments; 3. Clear safe harbor provisions are provided, stating that activities such as airdrops, mining, and staking typically do not constitute securities transactions; 4. The scope of 'Efforts of Others' analysis has been significantly narrowed, focusing solely on the core management commitments of the issuer, ignoring third-party market speculation or community commentary. Alex Thorn also echoed the industry's ongoing push for the CLARITY Act, which is expected to provide more lasting legal protections, allowing Bitcoin and crypto assets to develop sustainably in the U.S. capital markets.

[Galaxy Research Director: SEC's New Rules Reshape Digital Asset Regulation, Provide Clear Secondary Market Pathways]Alex Thorn, the Director of Research at Galaxy, wrote on the X platform that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) released a landmark digital asset guidance this week, marking a shift from the hostility and vague rules of the Gary Gensler era to a more structured, transparent, and industry-supportive regulatory approach. Alex Thorn outlined key changes in this regulation, including: 1. Non-securities digital assets can freely trade in the secondary market after completing the core management commitments of the issuer, no longer being continuously regarded as securities; 2. The criterion of 'sufficient decentralization' has been removed, with clear reliance on the issuer's public commitments; 3. Clear safe harbor provisions are provided, stating that activities such as airdrops, mining, and staking typically do not constitute securities transactions; 4. The scope of 'Efforts of Others' analysis has been significantly narrowed, focusing solely on the core management commitments of the issuer, ignoring third-party market speculation or community commentary. Alex Thorn also echoed the industry's ongoing push for the CLARITY Act, which is expected to provide more lasting legal protections, allowing Bitcoin and crypto assets to develop sustainably in the U.S. capital markets.

Galaxy Research Director: SEC's New Rules Reshape Digital Asset Regulation, Provide Clear Secondary Market Pathways

According to monitoring by 1M AI News, Li Zixuan, the global head of Zhipu Z.ai, posted on X: "Don't panic. GLM-5.1 will be open source." No details on the release date or model specifics were disclosed.

[Zhipu Announces GLM-5.1 Will Be Open Source]According to monitoring by 1M AI News, Li Zixuan, the global head of Zhipu Z.ai, posted on X: "Don't panic. GLM-5.1 will be open source." No details on the release date or model specifics were disclosed.

Zhipu Announces GLM-5.1 Will Be Open Source

March 21st news: Solana Foundation Chair Lily Liu stated that blockchain gaming "is not coming back." She believes that although the industry had hoped to drive Web3 and metaverse development through on-chain assets and open worlds, its actual performance has fallen far short of expectations. Solana was once considered one of the public chains with the greatest potential to support large-scale blockchain games, leveraging high performance and low costs to enable real-time interaction. However, projects like Star Atlas and Stepn, despite gaining attention at one point, have seen the overall GameFi sector continuously decline since its peak in 2021.

Market analysis suggests that blockchain games have long relied on token incentive models like "Play-to-Earn" but lacked the genuine gameplay and content creation capabilities to attract core players, leading to insufficient user retention and ecosystem sustainability. Institutions including Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Framework Ventures, and Animoca Brands had invested billions into this sector, but the returns have been poor. Nevertheless, some companies are still exploring transformation paths, such as Mythical Games and Gunzilla Games, by gradually downplaying blockchain elements and making them optional features rather than core mechanics, in order to improve user experience and market acceptance.

[Solana Foundation Chair: Blockchain Gaming is 'Dead,' Billions Invested May Be Among Worst Bets]March 21st news: Solana Foundation Chair Lily Liu stated that blockchain gaming "is not coming back." She believes that although the industry had hoped to drive Web3 and metaverse development through on-chain assets and open worlds, its actual performance has fallen far short of expectations. Solana was once considered one of the public chains with the greatest potential to support large-scale blockchain games, leveraging high performance and low costs to enable real-time interaction. However, projects like Star Atlas and Stepn, despite gaining attention at one point, have seen the overall GameFi sector continuously decline since its peak in 2021.

Market analysis suggests that blockchain games have long relied on token incentive models like "Play-to-Earn" but lacked the genuine gameplay and content creation capabilities to attract core players, leading to insufficient user retention and ecosystem sustainability. Institutions including Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Framework Ventures, and Animoca Brands had invested billions into this sector, but the returns have been poor. Nevertheless, some companies are still exploring transformation paths, such as Mythical Games and Gunzilla Games, by gradually downplaying blockchain elements and making them optional features rather than core mechanics, in order to improve user experience and market acceptance.

Solana Foundation Chair: Blockchain Gaming is 'Dead,' Billions Invested May Be Among Worst Bets

According to 1M AI News monitoring, Anthropic's AI coding tool, Claude Code, has launched a new cloud-based scheduled tasks feature. Users can specify code repositories, execution schedules, and prompts, and Claude will automatically execute them on schedule using cloud infrastructure, eliminating the need to keep local Claude Code running. From the product interface, users can configure scheduled tasks via the web interface or by entering the /schedule command within an existing conversation. Example tasks include automatically reviewing all open Pull Requests (PRs) daily, flagging PRs that have been unaddressed for over two days, automatically upgrading patch-level dependencies and submitting a PR every Monday, and re-running failed CI tasks every night while creating tickets for repeatedly failing use cases.

[Claude Code Introduces Cloud-Based Scheduled Tasks for Automated Code Reviews and Dependency Updates]According to 1M AI News monitoring, Anthropic's AI coding tool, Claude Code, has launched a new cloud-based scheduled tasks feature. Users can specify code repositories, execution schedules, and prompts, and Claude will automatically execute them on schedule using cloud infrastructure, eliminating the need to keep local Claude Code running. From the product interface, users can configure scheduled tasks via the web interface or by entering the /schedule command within an existing conversation. Example tasks include automatically reviewing all open Pull Requests (PRs) daily, flagging PRs that have been unaddressed for over two days, automatically upgrading patch-level dependencies and submitting a PR every Monday, and re-running failed CI tasks every night while creating tickets for repeatedly failing use cases.

Claude Code Introduces Cloud-Based Scheduled Tasks for Automated Code Reviews and Dependency Updates

March 21st news: According to multiple US officials, Iran "launched two medium-range ballistic missiles" towards the US-UK joint military base on Diego Garcia Island in the central Indian Ocean. One of the missiles reportedly "failed en route," and a US warship fired an interceptor missile at the other. "It is currently uncertain whether the interception was successful." Diego Garcia Island is a strategic base where the US military deploys bombers, nuclear submarines, and missile destroyers. (CCTV News)

[US Officials: Iran Launched Missiles at US-UK Base in Indian Ocean]March 21st news: According to multiple US officials, Iran "launched two medium-range ballistic missiles" towards the US-UK joint military base on Diego Garcia Island in the central Indian Ocean. One of the missiles reportedly "failed en route," and a US warship fired an interceptor missile at the other. "It is currently uncertain whether the interception was successful." Diego Garcia Island is a strategic base where the US military deploys bombers, nuclear submarines, and missile destroyers. (CCTV News)

US Officials: Iran Launched Missiles at US-UK Base in Indian Ocean

August 18, based on data from the Blur platform, Huang Licheng started to sell a large number of DeGods NFTs 10 hours ago, and currently only has 28 DeGods NFTs left in his wallet.

Previously on August 17, Huang Licheng held over 400 DeGods NFTs. As of the time of writing, the floor price of DeGods is temporarily reported at 4.28 ETH, with a 7-day decline of 35.05%.

[Huang Licheng Sold DeGods at the Address, and the Floor Price Was Temporarily Reported at 4.28 ETH]August 18, based on data from the Blur platform, Huang Licheng started to sell a large number of DeGods NFTs 10 hours ago, and currently only has 28 DeGods NFTs left in his wallet.

Previously on August 17, Huang Licheng held over 400 DeGods NFTs. As of the time of writing, the floor price of DeGods is temporarily reported at 4.28 ETH, with a 7-day decline of 35.05%.

Huang Licheng Sold DeGods at the Address, and the Floor Price Was Temporarily Reported at 4.28 ETH

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