Anchorage Digital announced on March 20 the expansion of the Atlas network, adding collateral management functionality to provide institutional clients with lending infrastructure backed by cryptocurrency, reducing operational and counterparty risks. Currently supporting nearly 600 institutions and processing hundreds of billions of dollars in settlements, it helps institutions efficiently manage crypto collateral and promotes the integration of crypto finance with the U.S. financial system.
Gate News reported that on March 20, WLFI announced the launch of AgentPay SDK, an open-source payment toolkit for AI agents. The SDK is built on USD1, integrating self-hosted key management features and policy-based transaction authorization mechanisms, and is compatible with common AI development tools such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenClaw.
World Chain announces adoption of ERC-8183 standard, which supports smart agent commercial applications and was jointly released with the Ethereum Foundation team. ERC-8183 emphasizes escrow mechanisms for on-chain smart contracts, with task flows through four major states to ensure trustless transactions.
Gate News reports that as of March 20th, Aave V3 has experienced continuous rapid growth in market size since its launch on the Mantle mainnet on February 11th. Data shows that in the first week, the market size exceeded $400 million, in the second week it exceeded $550 million, and in the third week it exceeded $1 billion. To date, the total market size of Aave Mantle has exceeded $1.34 billion, making it the third-largest lending market on the Aave platform, and it continues to maintain its growth momentum.
Gate News reports that on March 20, traditional financial institutions are accelerating their layout in the blockchain sector. JPMorgan has recently advanced its deposit token business, focusing on tokenized US dollar applications within regulatory compliance frameworks. Meanwhile, cryptocurrency project Pepeto is about to list on multiple exchanges.
Myriad platform announced the completion of seed round financing on March 20, with participating institutions including MoonPay Ventures and others, and individual investors including Tom Lee. Following the financing, Myriad Season 3 went live, with event contracts migrated to BNB Chain, liquidity model upgraded, and multiple new features added.