BlockBeats News: On March 26, Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas stated that Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF (ticker: MSBT) has received official listing approval from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). The release of such announcements typically indicates that the relevant product is about to go live officially.

Fluid officially announced that the debt repayment work for the Resolv hacker incident is still ongoing, with approximately 70 million USD in debt already repaid, and the remaining portion expected to be settled in the near term. Simultaneously, a governance proposal has been issued to transfer the remaining debt to the team's multisig address for liquidation, a compensation plan will be announced soon, platform operations are normal, and user funds are secure.

Fluid has officially updated the progress of the Resolv security incident: $70 million USD of USR debt has been repaid, with the remaining balance to be settled within a few days. Additionally, a governance proposal has been released, planning to transfer the remaining debt to a multi-signature address for further liquidation. The compensation plan will be announced as soon as possible, and the platform is operating normally.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced that the new flagship model Spud has completed pretraining and is expected to be released soon. The company is restructuring, with the AI safety team transferred to the Chief Research Officer, the information security team moved to a new department, and Altman focusing on fundraising and data center construction. The product department has been renamed to "AGI Deployment," and multiple features will be consolidated into a desktop "super app."

BlockBeats News: On March 25, according to Markets' social media post, Markets' mobile app is currently in the testing phase and will open limited slots to specific groups. The first batch of users will receive one free trade, covered by Markets.

On March 24, the Perle Foundation announced that the PRL token qualification registration window has closed and entered the claim phase. The total supply of PRL tokens is 10 billion, distributed among the community, ecosystem, investors, and team. Additionally, the official has opened airdrop registration, requiring users to connect their wallet and associate their social accounts.

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung nominated Shin Heung-soon as central bank governor, sparking new developments in stablecoin regulation. Shin Heung-soon takes a cautious approach, which may impact the legislative process for won-pegged stablecoins. The market is closely watching potential shifts in his stance on stablecoins. This personnel change comes at a critical policy juncture, with technology companies anticipating new regulations to advance digital finance.

Gate News reported on March 22 that Resolv Labs issued a statement on the X platform stating that the security incident involving unauthorized minting of USR tokens remains under investigation. Currently, the collateral asset pool remains fully adequate, with no loss of underlying assets, and the issue appears to be limited to the issuance mechanism of USR. The team's current priorities include containing the incident, assessing potential impacts, and ensuring that legitimate users are not affected. Resolv Labs stated that it will continue to advance the investigation and disclose more progress as soon as possible.

Gate News reports that on March 19, Web3 wallet application TopNod announced that its global user count has exceeded 1 million, reaching this milestone 170 days after its launch. Additionally, TopNod revealed that it will soon undergo the next phase of product upgrades. The official statement from TopNod said that 1 million users is just the starting point, and the company's core mission is to break down the barriers to using Web3 by transforming complex underlying blockchain technology into real value that all users can experience seamlessly.