Filecoin officially launched its on-chain cloud services on March 27, providing developers with programmable storage and payments, supporting dual-replica redundancy and data verification. Storage costs are $250,000 per TiB per month. It is expected to roll out an enhanced version of the SLA to support AI development; more than 100 teams in multiple fields are already using the service.

Filecoin has announced that its "on-chain cloud" has officially launched on the mainnet, providing a programmable storage and payment layer, and supporting data verification. The starting price for storage is $25,000 per TiB per month. Over 100 teams are already involved, storing 49.41 TiB of data, and a premium service level agreement will be launched in the future.

Gate News reports that as of March 27, according to Gate Market data, BLUAI (Bluwhale) is currently priced at $0.0088, up 22.39% in the past 24 hours. The highest price reached $0.011, while the lowest dropped to $0.0072. The 24-hour trading volume is $2,363,100. The current market capitalization is approximately $10,805,200. Bluwhale is a Web3 smart layer—a decentralized AI network driven by consumers, where developers and enterprises can deploy AI agents to provide financial services to 3.6 million users. The project is supported by financial giants such as UOB and Japan's SBI Holdings, and is built on Sui, Arbitrum, Tezos, and Cardano.

Privacy computing protocol Primus Labs partners with Brevis and BNB Chain to build a privacy-preserving identity layer on BNB Chain, aiming to introduce real-world credit into the DeFi space. The identity layer leverages zkTLS technology to authenticate Web2 data while protecting user privacy and improving lending efficiency.

MemeCore (M) was trading at $2.45 on March 26, up 39.42% in the past 24 hours. As the first Layer 1 blockchain designed for the Meme 2.0 era, MemeCore transforms meme coins from short-term speculation into long-term cultural economic carriers, creating a viral economy model. This information does not constitute investment advice.

On March 26th, the overall crypto market experienced gains, with the Meme sector up 5.09%. Bitcoin broke through $71,000, while Ethereum maintained levels above $2,100. AI, RWA, Layer 2, and Layer 1 all showed upward momentum, while GameFi and PayFi experienced slight declines. The overall crypto sector index also rose.

Gate News – On March 26, according to Gate market data, as of press time, MON (Monad) is trading at $0.02658, up 13.53% in the last 24 hours, reaching a high of $0.02732 and a low of $0.02278. The 24-hour trading volume has reached $5.3128 million. The current market capitalization is approximately $288 million, ranking 156th globally. Monad is building a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain for the next generation of decentralized applications. As an Ethereum-compatible high-performance chain, Monad offers 10,000 TPS, sub-second finality, low fees, and scalable decentralization. Monad's mission is to create a blockchain that is 100 to 1,000 times faster than its closest competitors.

An engineer from Ant Group named Chen Cheng reverse-engineered Claude Code 2.1.81 and discovered that its tool invocation requires passing through a four-layer decision pipeline to ensure safety review. The classifier design prioritizes cost and latency, monitors multiple risk categories, and includes allowlist exceptions and circuit breaker mechanisms. Meanwhile, the frequency of behavioral prompt injection is finely controlled to ensure efficiency and stability.

Ant Group engineer Chen Cheng reverse-engineered Claude Code 2.1.81 source code, revealing its Auto Mode decision-making mechanism. This mechanism employs a four-layer decision pipeline to determine tool invocations, only calling an independent AI classifier for security review when the first three layers cannot make a determination. The classifier design focuses on risk monitoring, featuring a circuit breaker mechanism and behavior prompt injection frequency controls.

The Ethereum Foundation released a quantum-safe roadmap, planning to introduce quantum-resistant mechanisms through a hard fork before 2029 to address the threat quantum computing poses to blockchain encryption. This upgrade includes optimizing public key support and enhancing layer 2 network security to ensure long-term security. The risk of quantum computing breaking existing encryption algorithms has already drawn attention from the Bitcoin ecosystem and institutions.