On April 1, Kulipa announced that it has completed a $6.2 million seed round. Flourish Ventures and 1kx led the investment, aiming to provide white-label stablecoin payment card services for fintech companies. The funding was structured as a Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE); no further details have been disclosed yet.

A San Francisco federal judge ruled that the Pentagon's actions against Anthropic may violate the First Amendment, finding them to be retaliation against free speech. Anthropic requested removal of its "supply chain risk" label, with the judge noting that government measures appear unrelated to national security but rather constitute punishment against the company. This case highlights the tension between AI technology and free speech, potentially affecting more innovative enterprises and the global AI ecosystem.

Gate News: On March 24, a certain CEX announced the removal of the trading caution label for IoTeX (IOTX). Through communication with the IOTX project team, the exchange received and reviewed detailed information regarding the security incident and subsequent remedial measures. The review determined that the reasons for designating the trading caution status have been eliminated, and therefore decided to remove the caution label.

Users discovered that Tencent SkillHub automatically injects a system prompt during installation that instructs prioritizing SkillHub's features, causing continuous token consumption for users. Source code analysis reveals it functions merely as a prompt injector with no actual business logic, prompting users to express strong dissatisfaction and label it as malicious software.

The decentralized trading platform of the Sui ecosystem, Bluefin, launched Bluefin Liquidity Network (BLN) and Bluefin Whitelabel on March 9. The former supports other protocols to use its trading and liquidity infrastructure, while the latter allows partners to customize branded trading platforms. The first batch of partners includes Vera and t2000ai.

PANews March 2 News, X platform has removed "financial products, cryptocurrencies" from the banned industry categories in the "Paid Collaboration Policy." Nikita Bier, head of X product and Solana advisor, stated that this was a mistake and has been fixed. He also mentioned that he loves prediction markets. This means that cryptocurrency-related advertisements on X will be required to enable the "Paid Collaboration" disclosure label. Earlier yesterday, the X platform updated its paid collaboration policy: cryptocurrencies, investment services, and others no longer meet the promotion criteria.

The social platform X launched a new feature "Paid Partnership" tag on March 2nd, allowing creators to label third-party paid support when posting content to enhance transparency. This move aims to strengthen user trust in the platform and protect credibility. It is now available on iOS and the web, with the Android version launching the next day.