Gate News Announcement: On March 8th, Openclaw recently released version 3.7 beta, mainly adding support for large language models GPT 5.4 and Gemini Flash 3.1.

Renaiss Protocol released the BETA 2.0 roadmap on March 7th, announcing a comprehensive upgrade, the launch of the AI Laboratory Auranaiss Intelligence, and open-source capability modules. A Hackathon will be held in April to attract developers. The first ecosystem project, What's Your References, has begun testing, and a co-branded card pack has been launched in collaboration with Collector Crypt. Currently, it has accumulated 220,000 users and $4 million in trading volume.

Gate News Announcement: On March 7th, Kaito AI officially launched the Kaito Studio beta on the X platform. The platform adopts a new model that enables brands and creators to achieve more targeted matching based on compatibility, preferences, and expectations. The first batch has integrated 16 partners, and more collaborators will be added gradually once the details are finalized. Previously, the X platform revised its developer API policy, no longer allowing applications that provide rewards for users posting on the X platform (i.e.,

Kaito AI officially launches the Kaito Studio beta, connecting brands and creators, with 16 partners already onboard. The platform reaches 80 million fans and focuses on solving matching, performance attribution, and management issues. More collaboration opportunities will be released in the future.

Xiaomi officially announces the launch of the AI interaction testing product Xiaomi miclaw based on the MiMo large model, initiating a small-scale closed beta test. This product allows smartphones to understand user intentions and execute commands, while also possessing self-learning capabilities. The closed beta is by invitation only, and users are advised to experience it in a controlled environment.

Designer Michael Boswell announced that the X Chat iOS app has entered beta testing. The initial quota of 1,000 usernames is full, now expanded to 5,000. The app is an upgraded version of the private messaging feature, using end-to-end encryption, aiming to compete with Telegram and WhatsApp.

xAI has released Grok 4.20 Beta 2 update, enhancing instruction following capabilities, reducing hallucinations, improving scientific text quality, increasing image search accuracy, and enhancing multi-image rendering reliability. This version was publicly tested in late February, with Elon Musk inviting user feedback.

OCBC Bank strategist Christopher Wong in Singapore stated that the Iran conflict has increased geopolitical risks, and safe-haven assets like gold are expected to open higher. Oil prices may also rise due to supply disruption concerns. Meanwhile, risk assets and high-beta currencies are facing volatility.

On February 25, news reports indicated that the Bitcoin market experienced volatility in the fourth quarter, with hedge funds and financial advisors becoming the main selling forces. Analyst James Seyffart pointed out that institutions reduced approximately 25,000 Bitcoins through Bitcoin ETFs, demonstrating a cautious asset management strategy at the end of the year. This reduction is not a panic move but a strategic adjustment by institutions based on risk control and profit locking. As macroeconomic uncertainties increase, with fluctuating interest rate expectations and changes in government bond yields, funds are choosing to reduce exposure to high-beta assets to maintain portfolio stability.

The current market is undergoing a structural reshaping driven by de-globalization and artificial intelligence, resulting in slow trading adjustments. Bitcoin and Ethereum prices are struggling to rebound, indicating a lack of market confidence. Capital is flowing into value sectors, technology stocks are underperforming, and crypto assets are being sold off, facing a critical transition ahead.