Gate News reports that on March 28, Nasdaq-listed mining company Bitdeer disclosed that, as of the week ending March 28, the company mined 146 BTC and sold all of its output. Currently, Bitdeer still maintains a zero Bitcoin holding status.

On March 28, ZKsync founder Alex Gluchowski responded to the Canton Network team's doubts about zero-knowledge proofs, emphasizing that technical flaws do not equate to unusability, and pointed out that Canton lacks effective cryptographic verification, which can lead to system risks. He believes that Ethereum's security is higher than that of closed systems, with the key being the system's redundancy and risk isolation capabilities.

Sticker Mule announces support for cryptocurrency payments, allowing users to pay with stablecoins like USDC through wallet connections. Payments settle instantly and incur no additional fees. This feature is powered by Stripe and is available on the company's main site and its 27,000 independent sellers, responding to user demand.

DeepLearning.AI founder Andrew Ng's new service, Context Hub, has been exposed to supply chain attack risks. Security researchers point out that its documentation review process is lacking, allowing malicious code to easily pass through submission and merging. Studies show that AI models are vulnerable when processing document content and cannot effectively detect malicious dependencies.

Gate News: On March 26, according to Gate market data, as of press time, PROVE (Succinct) is trading at $0.2859, up 16.16% in the last 24 hours, with a high of $0.3868 and a low of $0.2228. The 24-hour trading volume reached $1.7838 million, with a current market cap of approximately $55.7505 million. Succinct is an applied cryptography company building a decentralized prover network dedicated to developing and advancing zero-knowledge proof technology. The company developed SP1, currently the world's fastest zero-knowledge virtual machine, which has been integrated into critical infrastructure, securing over $4 billion in value. In an era of increasingly realistic AI-generated content, Succinct leverages cryptographic technology to capture at the source

Polymarket announced that starting March 30, it will impose Taker fees on nearly all trading categories with variable rates, reaching up to 1.8% for crypto contracts. Geopolitical categories are fee-exempt, marking the platform's emphasis on global high-risk events and ending its long-standing "zero fee" policy.

Polymarket prediction market platform will impose taker fees on nearly all trading categories starting March 30, adopting a variable fee rate model. Cryptocurrency contract fees will be as high as 1.8%, while geopolitical markets will remain completely free. This adjustment ends the zero-fee trading model.

Stablecoin startup Payy has completed a $6 million seed round of funding. The company plans to enable privacy payments using zero-knowledge proofs, launch a self-custodial wallet and a Visa-supported payment card. In the future, Payy will expand its enterprise client base and promote the adoption of stablecoins.

Key Takeaways ---- ● Aethir Claw Alpha launches on March 25: an easy-to-deploy AI agent hosting platform built on top of Aethir's decentralized GPU cloud infrastructure. ● Security-first architecture: fully isolated VPS instances with optional "zero provider access" functionality, giving users true data sovereignty over their AI agents. ● Broad vision vertical integration strategy: Aethir Claw plans to directly connect GPU infrastructure with end-user needs across Web3, content creation, finance, media, healthcare, and more. ● Aethir Claw: Running on Aethir GPU

Aethir Claw disrupts traditional custody models by leveraging its own distributed computing power directly, offering isolated VPS environments and a "zero provider access" model to ensure user data sovereignty. The platform comes pre-installed with OpenClaw, plans to integrate crypto-native functionality, and will launch "models-as-a-service" to comprehensively enter the agentic AI application market.