Gate News message, April 9, MoonPay announced a partnership with WalletConnect and payments acquiring and services provider Ingenic, aiming to bring stablecoin payments into physical retail scenarios. MoonPay virtual accounts (Virtual Accounts), supported by Iron, will provide fiat settlement services for stablecoin payments at checkout.

Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) has issued virtual asset issuance guidelines, clearly outlining the design and distribution of stablecoins and real-world asset tokens. Token issuance is divided into three categories, providing market participants with a reference by improving transparency and regulatory certainty. These guidelines are an interpretation of existing rules, not new regulations.

The Korean Financial Services Commission and the Financial Supervisory Service announced that they will implement an “enhanced version of the withdrawal-delay制度,”统一制定 and standardize the exception criteria for delayed virtual-asset withdrawals, with the aim of preventing scam funds from being withdrawn and ensuring trading security.

A court in Qinzhou District, Tianshui City, Gansu Province, is trying a virtual-currency money-laundering case. The defendant used a part-time “high-paying errands” job to withdraw more than 390k yuan and, with knowledge of what was going on, exchange it for virtual currency, earning a profit of 21.5k yuan. The court sentenced him to two years and four months in prison and fined him. The judge reminded the public to stay alert to related activities in order to prevent them from fueling crime.

Gate News message, April 4, the Cyberspace Administration of China released a notice on publicly soliciting comments on the draft of the Measures for the Administration of Information Services for Digital Virtual Humans. The Measures state that starting from the provision of digital virtual human services, service providers of digital virtual human services, service users, and service providers that provide online information content dissemination services shall, throughout the entire process, continuously display prominent warning signage containing the wording "digital human" in the digital virtual human display area, and shall comply with the regulations regarding signage for state-made artificial intelligence generated synthetic content. (Xinhua News Agency)

A court in Qinchou District, Tianshui, Gansu, tried a case of virtual currency money laundering. The defendant withdrew more than 390k yuan using a “high-paying errand runner” method, converted the funds into virtual currency, and earned profits of 21.5k yuan. The court sentenced him to two years and four months in prison and fined him 10k yuan. The judge reminded the public to stay alert against participating in cash withdrawals and transfers, so as not to become an accomplice to crime.

Gate News updates, April 3, according to Gate market data, as of the time of writing, CTSI (Cartesi) is trading at $0.03927. Over the past 24 hours, it is up 73.51%, reaching a high of $0.05399 and falling to a low of $0.02185. The 24-hour trading volume is $8.881 million. The current market cap is approximately $35.6957 million. Cartesi is a Layer 2 foundational infrastructure designed to enable complex and intensive computing to run in a Linux environment outside the blockchain without affecting decentralization and security. Developers can work in a familiar environment without any artificial restrictions and can access well-known development tools. With the Cartesi Machine virtual machine, developers can launch a full Linux or

The Yinchuan City Xingqing District People's Court concluded a virtual currency investment dispute case. The plaintiff, Mr. Wei, entrusted the defendant to invest, and later, after requesting repayment due to an urgent need for funds and failing to obtain it, brought a lawsuit for "unjust enrichment." The court held that the matter should be governed by a mandate contract relationship, and ultimately, through mediation, the plaintiff withdrew the lawsuit and Li returned the invested principal, and both parties reached a settlement.

The Yinchuan City Xingqing District People’s Court concluded a civil and commercial dispute involving entrusted investment in virtual currency. The plaintiff sought repayment of the investment funds but did not obtain it, and therefore filed a lawsuit based on unjust enrichment. The court determined that the relationship was one of an entrusted contract, facilitated a mediation, and reminded investors to be mindful of legal risks.

The Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority will roll out a regulatory framework for crypto exchange-traded derivatives in 2026, requiring a leverage cap of 5:1, applicable to all licensed virtual asset service providers. The new rules emphasize risk control, allowing institutions and retail investors to participate in derivatives trading, while preserving the power to intervene when markets are volatile. This initiative is intended to attract global crypto firms and drive the maturation and development of the crypto market in the Middle East.