March 23 News: Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is developing a personal CEO agent tool to quickly obtain information and handle work matters. The tool has become widespread within Meta and is now part of employee performance evaluations. Employees have shared multiple AI use cases and tools.

Gate News Report: On March 12, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, "麻吉大哥" closed part of their ETH long positions during the rally on March 12, reducing a total of 118 ETH in this transaction. The address currently holds 5,850 ETH long positions with 25x leverage. The current position is valued at $11.97 million with an unrealized gain of $176,000. The average entry price is $2,016, and the liquidation price is $1,963.

ChainCatcher News: According to The Block, seven UK parliamentary committee chairs have jointly written to the government urging a comprehensive ban on cryptocurrency political donations in the forthcoming Elections Bill. Trade and Industry Committee Chair Liam Byrne and others argue that cryptocurrency donations could undermine the transparency and traceability of political funding, and expose British politics to risks of foreign interference. The move increases pressure on the Labour government, which acknowledges that cryptocurrency donations pose risks to electoral integrity but may not include the measure in the bill in the short term due to implementation complexity. Reform UK became the first UK political party to accept Bitcoin donations last year, with its leader Nigel Farage positioning the move as part of a broader "crypto revolution."

Immunefi has officially confirmed that its native token IMU will launch on January 22nd. The announcement was released by Immunefi's official account on X platform and was reposted by Wu Blockchain. Prior to this, the largest compliant CEX in the United States has already included IMU in its asset listing roadmap, further increasing the project's attention in the crypto market. As one of the largest security platforms in the crypto industry, Immunefi is renowned for its bug bounty mechanism. The platform connects Web3 projects with security researchers, encouraging the discovery and fixing of smart contract vulnerabilities before real attacks occur, thereby reducing systemic risks from hacker attacks. Over the years, Immunefi has collaborated with hundreds of DeFi and blockchain protocols, helping protect over $180 billion in crypto assets, covering more than 650 projects. Against the backdrop of frequent crypto security incidents, Immunefi has become an indispensable part of Web3 infrastructure.

Solana's developer ecosystem-focused Accelerate program will make its official debut at Consensus Hong Kong in February 2026, with a full-day dedicated event scheduled during the conference. This arrangement marks a deepening of the collaboration between the Solana Foundation and Consensus Hong Kong, and underscores Hong Kong's pivotal role in digital assets and blockchain innovation across Asia. CoinDesk announced that it will partner with the Solana Foundation to host the Solana Accelerate event on February 11 during Consensus Hong Kong. This edition of Consensus Hong Kong is scheduled for February 10-12. Previously, Accelerate had been promoted as part of the conference's overall agenda, while this official announcement clarifies that it will serve as an independent networking platform for developers, entrepreneurs, investors, as well as regulators and policymakers.