Wyoming Stablecoin Committee Hiring 2026 Summer Legal Interns to Participate in Digital Asset Regulatory Framework Development

Sun Yuchen launches "AI Detective System" and collaborates with judicial authorities in multiple countries, allocating $100 million to reward white-hat contributors.

Sun Yuchen announced that the AI detective system developed by the team has analyzed over $1 billion in criminal cases. They will allocate $100 million to reward white-hat contributors and law enforcement agencies, prioritizing deployment in China, Hong Kong, the United States, and the UAE. The system can quickly identify suspects and assist judicial authorities in law enforcement.

Texas court dismisses crypto software liability case: Regulatory oversight of non-custodial developers remains uncertain

The U.S. Federal Court in Texas dismissed the lawsuit filed by developer Michael Lewellen, ruling that his cryptocurrency software is not subject to remittance laws, emphasizing that the legal boundaries remain unclear. The court noted that the plaintiff failed to demonstrate the risk of litigation, citing a Department of Justice memo, but Lewellen questioned the legal bindingness of the document. Additionally, a cryptocurrency policy organization called for legislation to clarify the legal status of non-custodial developers. This case indicates that the line between crypto development and financial regulation is still evolving.

CFTC approves self-custody wallets + XRP classified as a commodity, opening a new channel for derivatives markets

The U.S. CFTC issues a no-action letter for self-custody wallets and classifies XRP as a digital commodity alongside the SEC, creating opportunities for XRP to enter the regulated derivatives market. This move helps non-custodial wallets connect with compliant markets, boosts industry activity, and lays the foundation for XRP's long-term development.

"CLARITY Act" Sparks Sell-Off? Bernstein: Market Misreads Stablecoin Yield Rules

Recently, crypto-related stocks have pulled back, with Circle's stock price dropping nearly 21%. The market is concerned that the CLARITY Act may restrict stablecoin yields, but Bernstein believes the interpretation is biased. The core of the bill is to regulate yield distribution. If it only limits user earnings, the impact on companies may be less than expected; the decline more likely reflects market sentiment. Regulators are seeking a balance between innovation and risk, but vague rules have raised industry concerns. Future policy directions will still significantly influence market sentiment.

Plume's Chief Legal Officer testifies before the U.S. House Committee, calling for tokenized securities to be integrated into the existing regulatory framework.

Legal advisor of Plume Network, Salman Banaei, called on the U.S. House Financial Services Committee to incorporate tokenized securities into the existing regulatory framework, advocating for amendments to current regulations. He emphasized that new technologies should enhance market transparency under existing regulations and warned that the U.S. risks falling behind in the global digital transformation of capital markets due to policy uncertainty.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs responds to "China bans two Manus executives from leaving the country": Suggests inquiring with the relevant authorities.

Gate News Report, March 26 — Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Lin Jian held a routine press conference. A reporter from Agence France-Presse asked whether the spokesperson could confirm and provide more details about a report by The Financial Times of the UK, stating that China has banned two executives of the artificial intelligence company Manus from leaving the country. Lin Jian responded, "I am not aware of the situation you mentioned. I suggest inquiring with the relevant Chinese authorities."