DeFi Education Fund and Beba have withdrawn their lawsuits against the SEC, reflecting that the SEC's cryptocurrency regulation is gradually becoming more relaxed under new leadership, particularly on airdrop policies. Industry insiders believe this will provide more legal certainty for DeFi projects, attract greater institutional participation, and will impact market sentiment and investment strategies in the crypto market.

Texas apparel company Beba and DeFi Education Fund voluntarily withdrew their lawsuit against the U.S. SEC, as statements from the SEC's crypto task force and Commissioner Peirce may influence regulatory treatment of airdrops. The withdrawal preserves the right to refile the case in the future.

Gate News reports that on March 17, stablecoin project USD.AI announced on the X platform that CHIP token allocations from the ICO and airdrop are now available for inquiry. Users can view their specific allocations in the USD.AI application. Additionally, USD.AI stated that users wishing to apply for ICO refunds can submit applications through the CoinList platform. It is important to note that once a refund is requested, users will forfeit all allocated CHIP tokens, and this action is irreversible.

Polygon has recently experienced a rebound of approximately 4%, driven by attention from a new fee allocation proposal. If passed, it would benefit 33,000 delegators and enhance network security. Meanwhile, DeFi project Katana will launch token distribution on March 18, promoting community participation. The market is anticipating changes in POL demand.

Gate News reports that on March 12th, on-chain analyst Yu Yan's statistics show that in January, USD1 conducted an airdrop on a certain CEX platform, with a USD1 minting volume of $3.1 billion. It has now increased to $4.6 billion, an increase of $1.5 billion. According to the platform's reserve proof data, currently $4 billion worth of USD1 is stored on the platform, accounting for 87% of the total USD1 supply.

Gate News Announcement: On March 10,, the Based project announced via its official Twitter that the airdrop token query function has been opened.

Gate News Bot Message, March 09 — According to CoinMarketCap data, BABY (Babylon) is currently trading at $0.01, up 29.28% in the past 24 hours. The price reached a high of $0.02 and a low of $0.01. The 24-hour trading volume is $74.2 million. The current market capitalization is approximately $40.3 million, an increase of $9.14 million from yesterday. Babylon is an infrastructure dedicated to building native application scenarios for Bitcoin. Babylon Genesis will be launched as the first Bitcoin Supercharged Network (BSN), providing cryptoeconomic security directly from Bitcoin through the Babylon Bitcoin Staking Protocol. Additionally, the Babylon Foundation is conducting an airdrop registration campaign, with registration open until February 25, Beijing time.

Gate News Report, March 6th, market data shows that the OPN price dropped below $0.32, currently at $0.315, a 24-hour decline of over 25%. Previously, the founder of Opinion stated that he hopes the community lowers expectations for the S1 airdrop and emphasized that more importance will be placed on the S2 rewards.

Gate News bot message, several decentralized perpetual exchange projects have launched active airdrop campaigns. The projects are categorized into different tiers: S-tier includes Variational, edgeX, and Nado; A-tier comprises Ethereal, GRVT, Extended, Hibachi, and Liquid; B-tier features Pacifica,

Gate will hold a VIP exclusive airdrop event from March 6 to March 16. The event is open to VIP 5 and above users. Participants need to register and complete designated trading volumes to receive a share of the 30,000,000 GF prize pool. VIP 5–7 users will share 70% of the prize pool, while VIP 8–14 users will share 30%.