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Writing: DeepThought Circle

Have you ever thought that the entire logic of how we build software might be completely overturned? For the past few decades, all software has been designed for humans. We have spent countless efforts optimizing user interfaces, making buttons easier to find, menus clearer, and workflows smoother. But what if, in the future, the main users of software are no longer humans, but AI?

This week's cryptocurrency market experienced fluctuations and consolidation, with the total market capitalization falling back to $2.4 trillion. Mainstream coins are oversold in the short term, and capital is cautious. The hawkish signals from the Federal Reserve have increased market pressure, and ETF capital is flowing out. Industry compliance progress and technological iterations continue, but in the short term, liquidity tightening and market sentiment volatility need to be addressed. It is recommended to monitor support levels and capital flow, control positions, and respond rationally to fluctuations.

By FinTax

March 2026, the NYSE Arca and NYSE American under the New York Stock Exchange officially filed a rule change application with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), requesting to cancel the restrictions on 11 spot Bitcoin and Ethereum

Written by: Castle Labs

Compiled by: Glendon, Techub News

2026 is not off to a good start for cryptocurrencies. Most asset prices are falling; Bitcoin reached its all-time high six months ago and has continued to decline since then. Recently, there has been no good news—ETF funds have continued to flow out, the market has lost interest in cryptocurrencies, companies have shut down one after another, and venture capital firms are no longer making active investments. It seems that the once abundant source of opportunities in the crypto space is drying up.

Although the above is true, and the current situation indeed lacks optimistic factors, we are moving toward a major shift: tokens unrelated to protocol revenue will depreciate significantly, and projects without revenue support will struggle to survive. The “harvesting” behavior in the crypto world is shifting from “gambling” to “investment.”

The event accelerating this shift was the liquidation incident last October, followed by a

By: RWA Research Institute

In early April 2026, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. On a construction site for a luxury resort just 5 kilometers from the Burj Khalifa, the construction team of Energy Iron Man Company is packing up. The company’s first overseas project was announced to be withdrawn less than two years after signing; a project worth more than 55 billion yuan was transferred to another central state-owned enterprise to take over. With multiple factors intertwined—including geopolitical conflicts, a cooling of the local real estate market, and the company’s four consecutive years of losses—this overseas debut has come to an end.

Thousands of miles away in Ecuador. The Mirado Copper Mine Phase II project, which has been built with a huge investment by China Railway Construction Copper Crown, a subsidiary of Tongling Nonferrous Metals Holding, has clearly already completed the system integration commissioning and the heavy-load commissioning, and all indicators have fully met the targets. Yet, due to political instability in Ecuador, a change of presidency, and the “head of the competent department” having been “replaced multiple times,” the key “Mining Contract” has still not been signed. According to Securities Daily

Quantum technology is entering the industrial validation phase, facing challenges such as technological uncertainties, market bubbles, and lagging governance. National strategies, scientific research strength, and market participation drive its development. In the next five years, industry segmentation and technological integration will emerge, calling for rationality and regulation to go hand in hand.