Decentralized finance project World Liberty Financial (WLFI) passed a 99% vote on March 14, launching a three-tier investor privilege framework. The "Super Node" tier requires locking 5,000 WLFI tokens (approximately $5.3 million) for at least 180 days to gain opportunities for discussions with WLFI executives. The project has backing from the Trump family but has sparked controversy due to the connection between investment and politics, particularly triggering investigations into investment by the UAE royal family.
Pi Network (PI) token fell to $0.1955 on Monday after declining for four consecutive trading days. Pi developers launched on-chain smart contracts last week in the form of a v20 node upgrade and announced plans for the second mainnet migration. Technically, the PI price is currently stabilizing near the 50-day EMA and the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level, a position that historically often aligns with technical bounces.
Well-known investor Stanley Druckenmiller recently stated that stablecoins will become the core of the global payment system in the future, predicting that they will dominate the financial market within 10 to 15 years. The stablecoin market cap has surpassed $315 billion, demonstrating accelerating institutional adoption. Following the passage of the US "GENIUS Act," a regulatory framework for stablecoins has been provided, driving their advancement toward mainstream financial infrastructure, while Hong Kong is also preparing to issue licenses. Druckenmiller remains reserved about the overall cryptocurrency market, believing that stablecoins have practical application value.