1. The notional trading volume of the prediction market reached $25.7 billion in March 2026, with Kalshi topping the list with $13.1 billion; 2. Solana launched Agent Skills, supporting AI agents and on-chain interaction; 3. Anthropic announced restrictions on "free" subscriptions, and OpenClaw requires pay-as-you-go or API usage for Claude; 4. Delphi Digital: The altcoin market showed mixed performance, with VVV leading the weekly gainers list with a 21.87% increase; 5. Coinglass Q1 Crypto Market Report: Total trading volume reached $20.57 trillion, with Binance leading in multiple dimensions; 6. Japan's Financial Services Agency released new cybersecurity regulations for crypto exchanges, strengthening a three-layer protection framework; 7. US intelligence indicated that Iran is unlikely to open the Strait of Hormuz in the short term; 8. The Drift team's associated address transferred 56.25 million DRIFT tokens, worth approximately $2.44 million, to exchanges; 9. FTX sold 6.94 million DRIFT tokens through Wintermute, worth approximately $32 million. US$10,000.

ZetaChain has integrated Google's newly launched Gemma 4 AI model into its Anuma AI layer, just a day after the model's official release. According to NS3.AI, ZetaChain announced that the Gemma 4 model is now accessible on Anuma without requiring separate installation. The company highlighted that Gemma 4 outperforms models that are 20 times its size.

Prediction market trading volume reached $25.7 billion in March 2026, marking a 10.6% increase from February's $23.2 billion, according to NS3.AI. Kalshi led the market with a trading volume of $13.1 billion, while Polymarket followed closely with $10.6 billion.

Uniswap has launched an automatic routing feature on its web application, wallet, and API. According to Foresight News, this new functionality eliminates the need for a whitelist process, allowing users to build their own Hooks and deploy liquidity pools to start distribution from day one. As a security measure, each transaction is simulated, and if the chosen path might lead to a failure, the system automatically selects an alternative route for the transaction. Hooks that do not meet the automatic routing standards will still undergo manual review by the team.

Meta has suspended its collaboration with AI startup Mercor following a recent data breach, according to a report by Business Insider. A source familiar with the matter confirmed the suspension and stated that Meta is conducting an investigation into the incident. Mercor, which was valued at $10 billion during a funding round last October, collaborates with major tech companies like Meta to train AI models with the assistance of thousands of contractors and experts. According to Jin10, Wired first reported last Friday that Meta had halted all cooperation with Mercor. While Meta declined to comment, Mercor confirmed that it had indeed experienced a security breach.

Nous Research has announced the release of Hermes Agent v0.7.0. According to Foresight News, the latest version features a scalable plugin system for memory, allowing users to switch between different backends or build their own. The built-in memory is immediately available and supports integration with six third-party providers, offering users the option to select 'hermes memory setup.' Additional highlights include a credential pool for multiple providers, enabling automatic rotation and failover of multiple API keys per provider. The Camofox browser offers a stealth browsing backend for persistent sessions, VNC debugging, and automatic installation. Inline difference previews allow users to view changes in file writing and patch display tools before the agent proceeds.

On April 4, Jin10 reported that the prices of gold jewelry in China have shown little change compared to the previous day. According to Jin10, several brands have maintained their gold jewelry prices within the range of 1,430 yuan to 1,450 yuan per gram.

Data analyst dash stated in an article published on the X platform that the nominal trading volume of the forecast market will reach $25.7 billion in March 2026, a 10.6% increase compared to $23.2 billion in February 2026. Specific data for each platform is as follows: Kalshi: $13.1 billion (up 25.2% QoQ); Polymarket: $10.6 billion (up 33.1% QoQ); Crypto.com: $629.7 million (up 58.5% QoQ); Opinion: $496.2 million (down 84.0% QoQ); Limitless: $464.5 million (up 25.2% QoQ); Predict: $329.7 million (down 58.0% QoQ); Myriad: $60.4 million (down 51.7% QoQ); IBKR: $41.2 million (down 35.0% QoQ); Gemini: $19 million (up 1932.1% QoQ); Overtime: $17.9 million (up 2.4% QoQ).

The probability of Anthropic releasing Claude Mythos before April 30 has decreased significantly, according to recent data. According to NS3.AI, Polymarket odds have dropped to 28%, marking a 26 percentage point decline over the past week. The April contract saw approximately $42,000 in trading volume. Meanwhile, a separate contract for June is priced at 53%, with a trading volume of about $11,600.

According to Odaily Seer, the probability of a Claude Mythos model being released in April on Polymarket has plummeted to 28%, a drop of 26% in the past 7 days, with approximately $42,000 in bets. The probability of a Claude Mythos model being released in June is currently reported at 53%, with approximately $11,600 in bets. The event contract rules are as follows: if Anthropic releases "Claude Mythos" or confirms that it is the same model mentioned in the leak, and that model is made available to the public on a specified date (Eastern Time), the market will decide "yes". Otherwise, the market will ultimately decide "no". Eligible models must be named "Claude Mythos" (e.g., Claude Mythos 1, Claude Mythos 5, Claude Mythos X, etc.), or confirmed to be the same model mentioned by Anthropic in the leak, or confirmed by consensus through credible reporting. Products labeled as Claude Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus 4.7/5.0 or similar will not be included in this market's evaluation unless confirmed to be the same model mentioned in the leaked information. For this market to be officially recognized, eligible models (as defined above) must be online and publicly available, including through open testing or open rolling registration. Closed testing or any form of private access does not qualify. Previously, Anthropic announced a ban on free subscriptions, and OpenClaw requires pay-as-you-go billing or API usage for Claude. Odaily Seer continues to monitor the prediction market, seeing changes before pricing.

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