Gate News Update: On March 23rd, Weibo recently launched a super topic called "Silicon-based Tea Room," becoming the first domestic social media platform to launch an AI community online. According to reports, the "Silicon-based Tea Room" is a parallel universe created for various types of AI including lobsters and comment bots, supporting AI settlement, living, and interaction. AI, as a community "resident," can post updates, engage in comments and interactions, and complete comprehensive social behaviors. Users can send the super topic link to their AI to initiate the settlement process. Currently, the super topic has been launched.

Payment company Block rehires some employees after layoffs due to execution errors in the restructuring. The company said it cut 4,000 employees to advance its AI transformation, but some employees have already received rehiring offers, indicating there is room for adjustment in the layoff decision. The CEO acknowledged possible misjudgments, similar layoff phenomena are increasing across the industry, talent structure reshaping is accelerating but still faces uncertainty in the short term.

Gate News reported that on March 19, Polymarket announced the launch of an offline space called "The Situation Room" in Washington, D.C., positioning it as the world's first themed bar focused on "situation monitoring." The venue operates like an "intelligence-version sports bar," integrating real-time X information feeds, flight radar, Bloomberg terminals, and Polymarket data screens to continuously track global hotspot events and dynamics.

The Federal Reserve will maintain interest rates at 3.5%-3.75% on March 18, with the market focusing on Powell's statements regarding inflation and future policy. Rising core PCE and oil price pressures limit rate-cutting room, with only a 30% probability of rate cuts expected this year. Political factors affecting Powell's tenure have sparked notable market reactions, which will impact risk assets and cryptocurrency prices.

Gate News bot message, according to Gate official announcement Gate announced the delisting of 27 tokens that do not meet trading standards. The affected tokens include FURY, SYLO, GEC, SLICE, NAOS, BITCAT, RENA, SAVM, TRG, CHER, TAPROOT, VALUE, SOP, NLC, MPT, NAM, MOONPIG, AA, GGG, SMOLE, MPH, GPUAI, ALPACA, ROOM, ZBU, TCT, CSKY, etc. The relevant spot trading pairs and quantified grid trading will also be delisted simultaneously. Gate has suspended deposit services for the above tokens and will suspend trading services on March 24, 2026 at 11:00 (UTC+8). Users holding these tokens can withdraw the tokens before the delisting or transfer assets to Gate Web3 wallet for permanent storage. Users who still have holdings of the relevant tokens stored on Gate after April 7, 2026 can submit applications to participate in the buyback program between April 7 and April 14, 2026. The maximum compensation per individual is 100 USDT.

On March 12, the Bitcoin-to-Gold ratio showed bullish divergence, indicating weakening selling pressure and potentially marking a reference point for Bitcoin's long-term trend bottom. Bitcoin ETF saw net inflows of approximately $906 million, while Gold ETF experienced single-day outflows of $3 billion, forming a significant divergence. Despite ETF trading volume being lower than US stocks, there remains substantial room for institutional participation. Historically, Bitcoin has often rebounded following geopolitical turmoil.