Bitcoin mining company Bitfarms announced that it will move its registration to the United States and rename itself to Keel Infrastructure, focusing on digital infrastructure development. The new stock ticker KEEL will become effective on April 1. The company will pivot into a developer centered on power, plans to expand into power-constrained markets, and will invest its funding into high-performance computing and AI infrastructure.

The Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority will roll out a regulatory framework for crypto exchange-traded derivatives in 2026, requiring a leverage cap of 5:1, applicable to all licensed virtual asset service providers. The new rules emphasize risk control, allowing institutions and retail investors to participate in derivatives trading, while preserving the power to intervene when markets are volatile. This initiative is intended to attract global crypto firms and drive the maturation and development of the crypto market in the Middle East.

From 07:45 to 08:00 (UTC) on March 30, 2026, the ETH price return reached +0.79%, closing in the range of 2043.74 to 2068.03 USDT, with a volatility of 1.19%. During this period, market activity increased, short-term capital flow accelerated, and volatility slightly intensified, attracting significant attention from investors. The main driving force behind this anomaly came from a noticeable increase in buying power in the spot market and a dominant bullish sentiment in the derivatives market. On-chain data shows that the funding rate for ETH perpetual contracts remains positive, with longs needing to pay funding fees to shorts.

Zhou Hongyi pointed out at the Global Unicorn Enterprises Conference that the cost of AI Tokens differs from traditional internet traffic. AI relies on computational power and resources, and complex tasks require higher consumption, leading to an increase in Token costs as usage rises, making unlimited use impossible.

Bitcoin mining is undergoing a structural transformation, with average mining costs for mining companies expected to reach $80,000 by the end of 2025, while the price of Bitcoin is only around $70,000. Mining companies are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence and high-performance computing, with total related contracts exceeding $70 billion. The funding for this transformation mainly comes from leveraged financing and the sale of Bitcoin reserves. Although there is a significant divergence in the valuations of mining companies, whether the price of Bitcoin can rebound to $100,000 will impact the future development of the mining industry.

Gate News reports that on March 28, the current mining of a single Bitcoin faces a loss pressure of about $19,000. Mining companies are accelerating their transformation towards artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC), and are funding related infrastructure investments by selling part of their BTC reserves. According to CoinShares data, publicly listed mining companies have announced a total value of over $70 billion in AI and HPC collaboration projects, indicating that the industry as a whole is transitioning towards computing power services.

Google plans to provide over $5 billion in funding for the data center project for Nexus Data Centers in Texas, which will be leased to Anthropic. It is expected to deliver approximately 500 megawatts of computing power by the end of 2026 and will rely on natural gas to reduce dependence on the public grid.

Research from the European Central Bank shows that governance power in DeFi protocols is highly concentrated, with the top 100 token holders controlling over 80% of the token supply, and the top 5 addresses of Aave and Uniswap holding nearly 50%. A large number of governance tokens are held by protocols and exchanges, and the anonymity of identities challenges claims of decentralization, impacting regulatory compliance.

At the 2026 Zhongguancun Forum, Yang Zhilin, founder of the Dark Side of the Moon, hosted a roundtable discussion on AI open-source. Guests shared their views on models, computing infrastructure, and Agent applications, focusing on issues such as the growth of token usage, the costs of long-context reasoning, and technological bottlenecks. Four experts predicted future trends using a single word, reflecting the importance of ecology, self-evolution, sustainable tokens, and computing power.