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Bittensor (TAO) recently surged by 140%, reaching a high of $377.8, mainly driven by capital rotation in AI-themed investments and supported by solid fundamentals. Although community discussion volume has increased, retail sentiment remains relatively calm, indicating potential upside. The total staked amount on TAO's subnet has risen from $74,400 to over $620 million, reflecting investor confidence in its future.

Nick Carter warns that Bitcoin is lagging in quantum resistance, emphasizing that its use of elliptic curve cryptography will become outdated and recommending a redesign of replaceable encryption technologies. In contrast, Ethereum has developed a post-quantum upgrade roadmap through 2029 and considers it a top priority. Google also predicts that quantum threats will become a reality before 2029, posing a risk to blockchain security.

U.S. House Representatives introduce the "Preventing Real-time Exploitation and Deceptive Insider Trading Act" (PREDICT Act), aiming to ban the President, Vice President, and Congress members from betting on political events in prediction markets to prevent insider trading issues. The bill imposes fines on violators and requires the forfeiture of profits. Additionally, a legislative wave is accelerating, including actions in multiple states and other prohibition bills, reflecting public concerns about prediction markets.

Ernst & Young reminds that gains from cryptocurrency trading in Taiwan are now subject to taxation under current income tax laws. The National Taxation Bureau is auditing transaction data, and failure to report correctly may result in back taxes and penalties. Cryptocurrencies are classified by their nature: those with security characteristics are handled under securities laws, while non-security types are included in personal or corporate income tax filings.

Swan Bitcoin requests the summons of Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick and Cantor Fitzgerald to support an offshore lawsuit against 2040 Energy. Swan accuses Tether of inciting an "industry coup," leading to the breakdown of its partnership with Tether, and suggests Lutnick may be connected to Tether’s improper conduct. If the court approves the subpoena, it will help reveal relevant communications and financial relationships.

Pi Network (PI) is currently trading at approximately $0.1883, facing increased volatility and a decreasing correlation with Bitcoin. Recently, volatility has risen from 52% to 108%, indicating the end of the past seven months of compression and the potential for a significant move. However, the correlation coefficient between PI and Bitcoin has dropped to -0.30, suggesting that PI has not benefited from Bitcoin's upward trend. Technical analysis shows that if the price falls below $0.1894, it could drop to $0.1300, while holding above $0.2103 may lead to a rebound toward $0.2442.

Pump.Fun co-founder Alon announced restrictions on token creator fee allocation changes, allowing only a single modification to enhance trading transparency. However, over 95% of users still recorded losses due to unresolved structural issues including token supply oversupply, early participant advantages, and rapid liquidity withdrawal. This update did not fundamentally change market conditions.

Bitcoin Depot announces that former MoneyGram CEO Alex Holmes has assumed the role of chief executive officer as the company faces enforcement pressure from multiple states. Holmes will focus on operational stability and regulatory reform, with revenue expected to decline 30% to 40% in 2026. Meanwhile, BTM stock has performed poorly, with cumulative losses exceeding 94%.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced a suspension of all cryptocurrency political donations to address illegal financial risks and foreign interference. This temporary measure allows political parties to receive donations before new regulatory rules take effect, but they must fully return received donations after the rules come into force or face criminal penalties. This ban reflects concerns about cryptocurrency donation transparency and protective measures for election integrity.

Crypto trader Machi Big Brother accumulated losses of $74 million by continuously going long on Ethereum with 25x leverage. Analyst Ai Auntie simulated reverse trading and found that by fully mirroring opposite trades, a 30-day return rate of 5644.9% could be achieved. The public wallet records of Stanley Huang drew community attention and became a reverse market indicator. However, reverse copy trading carries similar risks and requires careful evaluation.

OpenClaw released version 2026.3.22 on March 25, adding features such as ClawHub plugin marketplace and multi-model support. However, a console UI resource package was found to be missing, causing the dashboard to malfunction. Users need to manually execute commands to fix the issue. It is recommended to postpone upgrading until the official patch is released.

Pi Network's price fell approximately 37% this week, failing to break through the key resistance level of $0.20. Supply-side pressure has increased, including large-scale token unlocks and rising exchange reserves, while weak demand is reflected in declining trading volume. In the short term, technical indicators lean bearish, with $0.17 as the key support level for bulls; a break below could lead to further downside toward $0.15. Overall market sentiment is influenced by geopolitical factors, and any rebound will require volume support.

In the LIBRA criminal case in Buenos Aires, forensic documents revealed unsigned contracts involving Cardano, with contract objectives including integration with the Argentine government. Hoskinson denied involvement with the contract and stated he rejected the proposal. Call records in the documents showed frequent contact between Novelli and Milei, becoming important evidence in the investigation.

Bitcoin monthly options will expire on March 27, with open interest reaching $18.6 billion, of which call options account for $11.2 billion. As high as 92% of call contracts are expected to expire worthless, with bears holding structural advantages. Macroeconomic factors such as inflation, geopolitical conflicts, and credit tightening are pressuring the market, with liquidity sensitivity around options expiration potentially impacting the spot market.

Recently, Brent crude oil prices have declined while gold continues to rise, displaying stagflationary market characteristics. Bitcoin's price movement has gradually decoupled from oil and shifted toward tracking gold, reflecting institutional investors' view of it as a hedge asset. The Federal Reserve's high interest rate policy has intensified market concerns about inflation and economic growth slowdown. This phenomenon is historically closely associated with major macroeconomic shifts.

The Financial Supervisory Commission plans to regulate cryptocurrency KOL advertising and order-taking behavior through amendments to the Financial Consumer Protection Act to fill regulatory gaps, requiring virtual asset service providers to assume contractual responsibility. Additionally, some KOLs have recently been called out for operating without registration, reminding investors to identify order-taking fraud schemes and choose legitimate platforms.

Google announced setting a post-quantum cryptography migration deadline of 2029, warning that quantum computing threats may arrive sooner than expected. The deadline is based on accelerated progress in quantum hardware and error correction technology. Blockchains such as Bitcoin and Ethereum have also begun deploying post-quantum security solutions, though the community remains divided on the severity of the threat.

Ripple is testing its RLUSD stablecoin in the Monetary Authority of Singapore's regulatory sandbox, aiming to leverage blockchain technology to automate trade finance payment processes to reduce costs and enhance efficiency. This pilot will enable auto-triggered payments without manual approval, increasing transaction transparency. XRP is currently trading in the range of $1.41 to $1.42, with analysts bullish on its long-term value potential.

Taiwan currently has approximately 1 million cryptocurrency users, representing 10% of the total population. The financial regulatory authority has proposed a draft "Virtual Asset Service Law" that requires operators to place customer assets in trust and segregate them from company assets. Three offshore operators have already established companies in Taiwan to seek compliance licenses. Traditional banks are also actively entering the virtual asset sector, demonstrating the potential of digital asset development.