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A CEX parent company released its 2025 financial results: total revenue of KRW 1.56 trillion, down 10% year over year

The parent company of a South Korean CEX released its 2025 performance report, showing declines in both revenue and profit. Operating revenue was 15.6 trillion won, a year-on-year decrease of 10%, and net profit was 708.9 billion won, a year-on-year decline of 27.9%. The drop in performance was mainly due to the global economic downturn and a decrease in trading volume in the cryptocurrency market.

European Crypto Initiative更名为European Ethereum Institute：专注推动公链发展

In March 2026, the European cryptocurrency nonprofit organization officially changed its name to the Ethereum Research Institute for Europe, focusing on research in the Ethereum ecosystem and participating in the development of EU crypto policy. The organization emphasizes the importance of Ethereum to the digital economy and public blockchains, and calls on Europe to actively participate in building its ecosystem to ensure that future digital infrastructure remains open and sustainable.

Research: AWS Tokyo deployment of validation nodes provides Asian traders with a 200-millisecond latency advantage over Europe and the U.S.

Research shows that Hyperliquid's validating nodes are concentrated in the Amazon Web Services Tokyo region, resulting in a trading latency of only 2 to 3 milliseconds for users in Tokyo, while users in Europe experience over 200 milliseconds. Geographic location affects trading efficiency, making Tokyo a hub for cryptocurrency trading in Asia.

Predict a breakout in market growth! March trading volume is nearing $24 billion, with users doubling

In March 2026, the number of transactions in the prediction market is expected to exceed 192 million, with monthly active addresses rising to 865,411 and transaction volume reaching $23.89 billion, indicating rapid industry growth. Sports, crypto assets, and political events are the main sources of traffic, with users trending towards retail participation; however, regulatory pressure is increasing, and future development needs to focus on compliance frameworks.

Selling Faces to Train AI but Becoming a Victim of Deepfakes: The Dark Truth of the Global AI Gray Industry

A UK Guardian investigation reveals a global gray-market industry in which ordinary people sell their voices, images, and more through platforms in exchange for compensation to meet the AI’s demand for data. While it can generate income, it carries legal risks and privacy concerns—especially because the licensing terms are unfavorable to suppliers—and it may be used for deepfakes.

Forecast market trading volume to exceed 23.9 billion, a year-on-year increase of 2838%, setting a historical record.

According to reports from Dune and TRM Labs, the forecasted market trading volume for March 2026 is expected to reach $23.9 billion, with an annual growth rate of 2838%. Growth factors include improved accessibility, clearer regulations, and mainstream platform coverage of payout rates. The trading structure is shifting from cryptocurrencies to geopolitical and macroeconomic issues. In the face of regulatory pressure, whether the market can continue to grow in the future still requires addressing challenges related to market integrity and compliance.