The People Power Party of South Korea has introduced a new bill, calling for the repeal of the cryptocurrency trading tax that is set to take effect in 2027, aiming to win support from younger voters and affect the value of votes. Analysts believe it may simply be a political strategy, and the actual impact is unclear; in the future, the bill could be postponed or amended again.

A survey from Quinnipiac University shows that 15% of American adults are willing to accept AI as a boss, while 70% are concerned that AI will reduce job opportunities. Companies are accelerating the adoption of AI to replace management, and a “highly flattened” trend is emerging; for example, companies such as Workday, Amazon, and Uber have applied AI in practice.

Reuters/Ipsos latest poll shows Trump's approval rating has dropped to its lowest level, with only 36% approving of his job performance. Economic management and cost of living issues have significantly worsened public approval, with only 25% of respondents approving of Trump's handling of these issues.

A poll on the Digital Asset Market Transparency Act shows that crypto users prioritize privacy and financial autonomy over stablecoin yield incentives. Regulatory provisions may threaten decentralized finance principles, sparking controversy. In Congress, the stablecoin yield issue has impeded the bill's progress, with no consensus reached yet. The bill's review is expected to be delayed until 2026.

Sky protocol governance voting has passed, deciding to reduce the protocol income allocation used for SKY buybacks from 300,000 USDS daily to 37,600 USDS, and made multiple updates to Atlas Edit content, including removing specific risk exposures, adding to blocklist, and correcting related descriptions.

Gate News Announcement, March 9th, Elon Musk initiated a user poll on the X platform asking users whether they have ever purchased any products based on advertisements on the X platform.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that X product lead and Solana advisor Nikita Bier initiated a poll titled “Close X Community (X Community): Happy or Sad?” The poll question is: “If X Community is closed, will you be happy or sad?” It is reported that the poll will end in 23 hours, with 53.9% feeling sad and 46.1% feeling happy.

As Polymarket rapidly expands, the prediction market is undergoing structural changes. This platform, initially seen as a "collective intelligence experiment," is evolving into a highly competitive real trading market centered on information processing speed and data capabilities. Increasing signs indicate that the trading advantages of Polymarket prediction markets are gradually shifting towards specialization and technological sophistication. In the early days, the core logic of prediction markets was based on "collective judgment." A large number of ordinary users placed bets based on intuition and public opinion, and market prices were seen as a consensus probability of future outcomes. But now, Polymarket has attracted a large number of professional traders, data analysts, and developers. As the scale of funds increases and the participant structure upgrades, relying solely on collective intelligence can no longer guarantee stable returns.

The latest Gallup poll shows that Fed Chair Powell is the most popular among American leaders, with over 40% of respondents approving of his performance, and his support is relatively high among Democrats, Republicans, and independents, despite the tense relationship with Trump.

Golden Finance reports that Trump stated on social media that he will deliver a prime-time speech to the nation at 9 p.m. Eastern Time on Wednesday (10 a.m. Beijing Time on Thursday). This speech comes at a critical moment as Trump approaches the end of his first year back at the White House, with his approval ratings declining and the economy facing headwinds. Over the past year, Trump has focused on reshaping the relationship between the U.S. economy and national security. He has imposed tariffs on trade partners and key industries, and has clashed fiercely with allies over defense spending, immigration, and the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Domestically, he has continually tested the boundaries of executive power, pushed for a reorganization of the federal government, and carried out large-scale deportations of undocumented immigrants while tightening legal entry channels. This speech provides Trump with a platform to highlight his achievements and outline priorities for the coming year, as the Republican Party strives to maintain control of Congress in the midterm elections next November. Midterm elections typically result in the president's party losing seats in Congress. The White House has revealed that