Gate News bot message, according to the official Gate announcement Gate has decided to delist trading markets for 30 tokens. After re-evaluation by the platform, these tokens were found not to meet the standards for trading. The delisted tokens include DFYN, ADIX, BOTIFY, BBLAST, UNITE, JUICE, SNIFT, THINK, DRX, JOYSTREAM, WWY, IONX, ITGR, FOR, BUZ, ANI, MOTHER, LIVE, APP, MINT, RAGE, PORK, SAY, HOUSE, 1DOLLAR, DRAC, METAL, HAPPY, TXT, UPC. Gate will suspend trading services for these tokens at 11:00 (UTC+8) on March 18, 2026, including spot trading pairs and quantitative grid trading. Deposit services have been suspended. After the market is offline, users with holdings can choose to withdraw tokens or transfer them to Gate Web3 wallets for storage. The platform will accept user buyback requests from April 1 to April 8, 2026, at the announced prices, with a maximum individual compensation of 100 USDT. After delisting, users can still use Gate as a wallet to store assets for these tokens. The specific delisting time for wallet functions will be announced separately.

The U.S. House of Representatives is investigating several Wall Street underwriters, focusing on their market manipulation related to IPOs of Chinese companies. Among them, Dominari Securities is linked to the Trump family, and lawmakers are requesting relevant information, pointing out that these companies coordinated trades to inflate stock prices, which were then followed by sharp declines.

On March 8th, the discussion of the U.S. CLARITY Act sparked debates between the banking industry and White House officials. The president of the Texas Independent Bankers Association stated that a compromise would impact the local economy, while White House advisors warned that no compromise could lead to disastrous consequences.

The Florida State Senate passed Bill 314 on March 6th with a 37-0 vote, establishing a regulatory framework for payment-type stablecoins and prohibiting issuers from paying interest. The accompanying House bill will also be submitted for the governor's signature. Meanwhile, another bill was passed to protect the trade secrets of virtual currency businesses.

Solana Policy Institute President Kristin Smith commented on the legislative progress of the "Clarity Act," stating that despite facing resistance, the complexity of the bill ensures its long-term viability. The involvement of the White House and traditional financial institutions in negotiations are new features. If the Senate can complete review by March or April, there is hope to push the legislation forward before July. Trump's support also increases the likelihood of the cryptocurrency legislation passing.

The White House released "President Trump's Cyber Strategy," emphasizing cyber offense, defense, and deterrence, and for the first time mentioning the protection of cryptocurrencies and blockchain. The strategy will target transnational cybercrime, expand cyber operation authorities, mobilize the private sector, and promote AI-driven defense systems.

MetaDAO community voting approved the proposal to liquidate Ranger Finance, remove RNGR/USDC liquidity, and transfer the USDC reserve to MetaDAO, to be distributed proportionally to unlocked token holders. Additionally, the intellectual property of Futarchy governance will be returned to Glint House PTE. LTD. The snapshot will be taken on March 13.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse reiterated that passing the Clear Act would help protect American financial interests and called for pragmatic negotiations between the industry and banks. He believes there is a high likelihood of the bill passing before the end of April, emphasizing that clear policies are more important than regulatory chaos. Meanwhile, the White House warned banks not to use bill negotiations as leverage, and industry discussions are still ongoing.

U.S. Senator Chris Murphy expressed concern over prediction market trading ahead of military actions against Iran, accusing large bets of potentially involving insider information and leading to corruption that profits from war. He mentioned that certain accounts placed precise bets before the airstrikes and reaped huge profits, calling for legislation to restrict such transactions to protect national security. This has sparked widespread discussion in U.S. politics about war powers and transparency.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has submitted guidelines to the White House outlining the applicability of federal securities laws to digital assets, potentially establishing a "token classification system" that could impact the registration and regulation of crypto companies. The SEC and CFTC are simultaneously advancing policies to gradually clarify the compliance boundaries for digital assets and prediction markets.