A certain CEX has once again told the U.S. Senate that it cannot support the latest draft of the Clarity Act due to core disagreements over stablecoin yield provisions. The CEX expressed "serious concerns" about the new proposal, noting that this regulatory direction would have significant financial implications for its future.

> **Article Title:** DeFi Has Seen Resolv's $25M USR Exploit Many Times Before > **Original Author:** Camila Russo, The Defiant > **Translation:** TechFlow DeepTide On a quiet Sunday morning, someone turned $100,000 into $25 million in approximately 17 minutes. The target was Resolv, a yield-bearing stablecoin protocol. Before Resolv paused its contracts, its dollar-pegged stablecoin USR had fallen to mere cents. At the time of writing, USR remained severely depegged, trading at approximately $0.25, down over 70% for the week. The shockwaves extended far beyond Resolv.

A CEX's asset management department launched tokenized shares of a Bitcoin yield fund in partnership with Apex Group, targeting non-US investors and utilizing the ERC-3643 standard to achieve automated compliance. Institutions are accelerating asset tokenization on-chain to enhance efficiency and reduce costs.

Gate News, on March 20, spot gold declined to touch $4,630 per ounce, down 0.44% intraday; spot silver fell 3.00% intraday, now at $70.56 per ounce. The US 10-year Treasury yield (a key indicator measuring the long-term borrowing costs of the US government) rose to 4.33%, the highest level since August last year.

Gate News reported that on March 17, Sanctum, a Solana ecosystem liquidity staking token (LST) protocol, announced the launch of Infinity V2. The new version achieves three core upgrades: supporting real-time distribution of staking rewards by slot (the minimum time unit on the Solana blockchain), introducing a yield smoothing mechanism to optimize user experience, and optimizing adjustments to the underlying portfolio configuration. The INF token will be the first LST to support slot-level continuous yield distribution.