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Odaily Planet Daily reports that Isabel, co-founder of the on-chain badge protocol POAP, announced on the X platform that due to limited platform growth, the team has decided to transition POAP to maintenance mode starting March 16, 2026. This means: • For new issuers: After March 16, new issuers will no longer have access to the issuer interface. • For existing issuers: Existing tools can be used, and existing POAPs will remain intact. • For collectors: The collector interface will not be affected. • Technical support: APIs and existing integrations will continue to operate. • Core changes: The platform will no longer undergo active development. As resources allocated to the service are reduced, some operations may run slower. Furthermore, the team plans to develop a more underlying, open, and truly permissionless new standard for digital collectibles, and POAP may be integrated into the new system in the future (pending).

According to Lookonchain, Grayscale's Ethereum Mini Trust pledged 57,600 ETH, worth approximately $121.6 million, five hours ago.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire recently stated on the X platform that Circle's USYC has become the world's largest tokenized money market fund. Tokenized vaults and buyback transactions as collateral are an important emerging use case, and we are proud of its rapid growth. The strength of USYC lies in its ability to create and redeem USYC using USDC and smart contracts 24/7/365. Real-time fund and collateral transfers provide a better experience. Odaily Planet Daily Note: According to Coingecko data, USYC's market capitalization has surpassed $2.3 billion, currently reported at $2.31 billion.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that U.S. Energy Secretary Frank Wright took action on Friday to retaliate against two of the Trump administration's biggest adversaries: the oil supply disruptions caused by the war with Iran, and California Governor Gavin Newsom. Wright issued an order clearing the way for a company operating near the California coast to restart an oil pipeline that had been shut down by state officials since 2015. The Department of Energy characterized this move as a way to reduce reliance on oil imports via the Strait of Hormuz. "Today, more than 60 percent of the oil used by California refineries comes from overseas, a significant portion of which is transported through the Strait of Hormuz—a serious national security threat," the Department of Energy wrote in a statement. Wright stated that this move will "strengthen the U.S. oil supply and restore pipeline systems critical to our national security and defense, ensuring that military facilities on the West Coast have reliable energy sources essential for readiness." (Jinshi)