according to the AI analysis platform aitools.xyz, DeepSeek has become the fastest growing AI tool globally, with its monthly new website visits surpassing OpenAI's ChatGPT. The report states that DeepSeek reached 525 million visits in February 2025, exceeding ChatGPT's 500 million. Currently, DeepSeek has a market share of 6.58%, second only to ChatGPT and Canva, which account for 43.16% and 8.27% respectively.

Terraform Labs has announced that it plans to open a cryptocurrency loss claim portal on March 31, 2025. The deadline for submitting claims is April 30, 2025, and claims submitted after this date will forfeit the right to recover losses. The portal website prioritizes API keys for faster verification; manual evidence may cause delays. However, it is reported that Luna 2.0 and low liquidity assets (with a $100 threshold) will not be eligible for claims.

Matt Weller, StoneX's global market research director, emphasized in the latest report that "market aversion to uncertainty" is an ancient adage on Wall Street. The ambiguity of the tariff statement has undoubtedly dealt a heavy blow to risk appetite. "Once the shoe drops, risk assets and the dollar may see a brief rebound." However, he warned that if Trump continues to escalate tariffs after April 2, "any rebound in risk assets will be short-lived unless traders are convinced that these disruptive economic policies have come to a complete end."

On March 31st, MailOnline's investigation showed that since April 2024, British authorities have frozen around $7.7 million (£6 million) worth of illegal crypto assets. Last year, the UK revised its regulations, granting special powers to the National Crime Agency (NCA) and the police to freeze, seize, and destroy crypto currencies related to crime and criminals. These powers allow the police to freeze crypto wallets for up to three years. Officials can also seize these assets if the court believes the funds are from illegal sources or will be used for criminal purposes. This special power also allows law enforcement agencies to seize any crypto wallets suspected of being linked to criminal organizations without the need for arrest. Authorities are also empowered to destroy these assets if they believe that putting the seized crypto assets back into circulation "is not in the public interest." This may include privacy coins commonly used by criminals to conceal the source of funds. According to court documents analyzed by MailOnline, the largest freeze order was issued against a wallet hosted on Coinbase. The wallet contained tokens worth $1.94 million (£1.5 million). The freeze order was issued by the Tyne River Newcastle Magistrates' Court on March 18th. The fact that the application for the court order was made by Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) indicates that the case may be related to tax evasion. The identity of the wallet owner remains a mystery.

Nikkei News reported on Sunday that the Japanese Financial Services Agency plans to propose officially classifying crypto assets as financial products, as part of new regulations on insider trading of cryptocurrencies. It is reported that the Japanese Financial Services Agency plans to submit an amendment to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act to the Diet as early as 2026, following a closed-door expert analysis of the existing legal framework. Currently, Japan classifies cryptocurrencies as a means of settlement under the Payment Services Act.

March 30, at a town hall meeting hosted by his American political action committee in Green Bay, Wisconsin, Musk distinguished the Federal Department of Efficiency (DOGE) from Dogecoin cryptocurrency.

senior investigators from the Intelligence and Economic Crimes Department of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in Iran have been accused of embezzling over $21 million in crypto assets during an investigation of the cryptocurrency exchange Cryptoland. According to court documents reviewed by Iran International Television, two senior officials from the IRGC Economic Intelligence Department, Mehdi Hajipour and Mehdi Badi, were the main planners of the scheme. Blockchain evidence shows that wallets controlled by Hajipour alone handled tokens worth over $21 million.

On March 31st, according to relevant page information, Layer 1 blockchain Initia has established foundation X account and official website. Earlier news, Initia hinted that it had completed a snapshot on platform X by releasing a picture.

The focus of the case revolves around allegations that Galaxy Digital, led by founder Michael Novogratz, participated in the promotion and purchase of LUNA tokens at a discounted rate in 2020, sparking interest in the token in the Western market. New York Attorney General Letitia James stated that Galaxy Digital bought 18.5 million LUNA tokens from Terraform Labs for $0.22 each, below the market price at the time, contributing to the token's visibility and subsequent price surge. Despite publicly supporting LUNA and Novogratz's pledge to get a tattoo if the token hit $100, Galaxy Digital sold millions of tokens without disclosure, profiting as the price rose. The company had mostly sold its LUNA holdings by the time the Terra ecosystem collapsed in May 2022, while Terraform Labs founder Do Kwon faces multiple fraud charges after being arrested in Montenegro in 2023. The settlement of the $200 million lawsuit against Galaxy Digital highlights the increasing scrutiny on crypto firms involved in the rise and fall of digital assets, emphasizing the potential legal and financial consequences for major crypto investment firms. This resolution with the New York Attorney General could establish a precedent for future actions against firms connected to the failure of other cryptocurrency projects.

A cryptocurrency trader with foresight reportedly transformed an investment of $2,000 into more than $43 million by capitalizing on the memecoin Pepe at its peak value, despite the token's high volatility and lack of underlying technical worth. The trader achieved a remarkable return on investment of over 4,700 times on the popular frog-themed Pepe (PEPE) cryptocurrency, as per blockchain intelligence platform Lookonchain. Lookonchain stated, "This original investor only spent $2,184 to acquire 1.5 trillion $PEPE ($43 million at its peak) in the early stages. After selling 1.02 trillion $PEPE for $6.66 million, they were left with 493 billion $PEPE ($3.64 million) and a total profit of $10.3 million (4,718 times)." Source: Lookonchain.