Japan's Liberal Democratic Party launches "Next-Generation AI and On-Chain Finance Vision Project Group," aimed at establishing an AI-based on-chain financial framework and promoting financial innovation. The project will integrate digital financial services, draft regulatory reform proposals, and help Japan gain advantages in the global digital asset sector.

Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party has established the "Next Generation AI and On-Chain Finance Vision Project Team," founded by former Digital Minister Taira Masaaki, aiming to formulate an AI-driven on-chain finance framework. It emphasizes the importance of blockchain finance and plans to release a white paper with regulatory reform recommendations.

Solana Foundation Chair Lily Liu stated that blockchain gaming will not make a comeback, citing Meta's example of abandoning its metaverse vision after investing $80 billion, despite Meta's strategy not explicitly involving blockchain.

Solana Foundation president Lily Liu stated in a post that blockchain gaming is dead and believes it won't make a comeback. This statement stems from attention to Meta's abandonment of its metaverse vision, though it has no direct connection to blockchain. Companies like Mythical Games and Gunzilla Games continue to advance related projects.

AI visual memory startup Memories.ai announced on March 17 the completion of a $16 million financing round and partnered with NVIDIA to leverage its vision-language model to build visual memory infrastructure for wearable devices and robots. Founded by former Meta team members, the company plans to launch a large-scale visual memory model in 2025.

Wintermute CEO Evgeny Gaevoy expressed more criticism than celebration regarding the Ethereum Foundation's mission statement, believing it can maintain the cypherpunk dream. He noted that the short-term impact on Ethereum's price is limited, while the long-term focus should be on goal achievement. He will continue to hold ETH for cultural and Meme reasons.