Changpeng Zhao (CZ) warned on the X platform that "listing facilitation" services in the crypto industry are mostly scams, and intermediaries claiming they can help projects get listed through connections should be viewed as high-risk. The listing process requires strict review and cannot be influenced by personal relationships. CZ called on projects to enhance compliance capabilities through official channels and reduce fraud risks.

Developers discovered that the Composer 2 model released by Cursor has a model ID of Kimi K2.5, raising questions about whether it respected licensing agreements and paid fees. Officials from Moonshot AI stated that after testing, it was confirmed to be consistent with their Kimi tokenizer, and accused Cursor of failing to mention Kimi K2.5. Cursor has not responded to date.

On March 19, when Bitcoin's price declined, open interest (OI) rose instead, showing that short positions increased, with price touching around $68,750. The current rebound lacks new long position support and appears more like range-bound consolidation. Attention should be paid to changes in price and OI.

Gemini CLI will implement three policy adjustments starting March 25: free users will no longer have access to Pro models, traffic distribution priority will be adjusted, and the abuse detection mechanism will be upgraded. Developers can obtain paid API keys through AI Studio or Vertex AI.

Gate News reports that on March 19, an EU Commission spokesperson for digital economy affairs, Thomas Rennier, confirmed that American social media platform X has paid a €120 million fine issued by the EU in December of last year before the deadline, and submitted a remediation plan regarding its "blue verification" feature. The spokesperson also stated that despite X paying the fine, the platform is still appealing the penalty.

Gate News reports that on March 18, according to Lookonchain monitoring, the on-chain address thomasg.eth paid 6.08 million USDC two hours ago to purchase 2,582 ETH. Data shows that over the past three days, this address has cumulatively spent 14.08 million USDC to acquire 6,204 ETH, with an average purchase price of $2,269.

Gate News reports that on March 17, according to monitoring, Alibaba is advancing an internal plan to provide employees with token allowances to encourage the use of AI models and tools in their work. Employees can freely use previously paid AI tools such as the Wukong and Qoder series, covering technical research and development as well as general office scenarios. Additionally, employees can apply for company reimbursement when purchasing Bailian Coding Plan memberships or external AI development tools.

Argentina's President Milei is allegedly suspected of accepting a $5 million bribe in connection with promoting the LIBRA token. The evidence comes from digital forensics of the phone of cryptocurrency lobbyist Mauricio Novelli. Documents show the bribe was paid in three installments and included plans to have Milei deny statements related to the money.

Elon Musk's social media platform X submitted a remediation plan under pressure from the European Commission, following a €120 million fine for violations including "blue badge certification" issues. The EU pointed out problems including X's paid verification, insufficient advertising transparency, and non-compliant data access.

On March 11,, French police arrested 12 suspects involved in planning last year's cryptocurrency kidnapping case, rescuing a Swiss man who had been held for four days. The kidnappers demanded ransom paid in cryptocurrency, and the victim was subjected to severe abuse. Authorities have identified approximately 20 related individuals and have filed multiple charges against several suspects.