Gate News reports that on March 27, Renren Skill announced the launch of its public beta, aimed at creating an AI skill store specifically designed for Chinese users. The platform is fully compatible with the Chinese environment, providing users with a complete one-stop experience for browsing, installing, learning, using, sharing, and creating. According to the introduction, Renren Skill has established a three-tiered community system, covering multi-level needs from beginner users to hardcore developers. The platform allows users to easily build their own Skills and plans to open tipping and monetization mechanisms in the future to improve community ecosystem development.

Eigen Labs released the first Beta version of AgentKit on March 27, which is a developer toolkit focused on building autonomous AI agents capable of holding assets, making payments, and managing identities. The initial applications are centered around media agents for automatically generating content, with plans to add integrations with social platforms and improvements to the user interface in the future.

Eigen Labs released the first Beta version of AgentKit on March 27, which is a toolkit for developers to create AI agents capable of independently managing identities and assets. The initial application scenario is autonomous media agents, with plans to expand integration with social platforms and add new features in the future.

Gate News reports that on March 26, the options market analysis firm QCP released a Bitcoin options market observation report. The data shows that implied volatility has slightly declined, the curve remains mildly in contango, downward hedging demand still exists but has not reached extreme levels, and geopolitical premiums continue to be reflected in volatility pricing. QCP pointed out that BTC is currently neither fully following the high-beta logic of the stock market nor has it formed stable safe-haven demand; market movements are still primarily driven by news. QCP stated that in the short term, a trending market awaits clearer macroeconomic or geopolitical developments.

Aethir Claw disrupts traditional custody models by leveraging its own distributed computing power directly, offering isolated VPS environments and a "zero provider access" model to ensure user data sovereignty. The platform comes pre-installed with OpenClaw, plans to integrate crypto-native functionality, and will launch "models-as-a-service" to comprehensively enter the agentic AI application market.

Aethir announced on March 25 the launch of Aethir Claw Alpha closed beta, introducing a physical-grade isolated AI agent hosting platform that directly leverages its distributed computing resources of over $400 million. The platform provides fully isolated VPS environments to ensure user data sovereignty, and plans to launch custom business features and Model as a Service (MaaS), entering the agentic AI market.

Renaiss Protocol completed a $30,000 community rewards airdrop on March 21 to reward users who participated in the Omega and RenaCrypt gacha machines. This event included 20 specific Pokémon cards and a $10,000 prize pool. Renaiss also distributed $17,000 in rewards through its collaboration with BNB Chain. The platform's total trading volume has exceeded $6 million, with over 223,800 registered users. The liquidity incentive mechanism, SuperLiquid Beta 2.0, is expected to be launched next week.

xAI's Grok 4.20 officially ended beta testing on March 19th and launched four reasoning modes. Grok 4.20 set a record of 78% in hallucination-free rate testing, but its composite intelligence score is 48 points, lower than competitors. API pricing is $2 for input and $6 per million tokens for output, supporting context of up to 2 million tokens.

Gate News: On March 19, Cuy Sheffield, head of Visa Crypto Labs, posted that Visa Crypto Labs launched its first experimental product, Visa CLI. The tool enables AI agents to safely pay required fees while writing code without needing programmatic card payments via API keys. Visa CLI is currently in beta testing.

Starchild platform launched the Skills Hub feature on March 18, enabling users to browse and install community skills, support custom skill publishing, integrate mainstream crypto data sources, and achieve modular workflow sharing. Currently available in beta version with free trial.