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格隆汇 March 17｜JPMorgan released a research report stating that the recent OpenClaw craze reflects a shift in artificial intelligence from conversational to executional forms, which is believed to be highly significant for the stock market as it expands the monetization level beyond the intelligent agent itself. The bank believes investors should focus on five value layers, including cloud hosting and deployment, model and API supply, workflow entry points, security and compliance, as well as enterprise software or vertical industry workflow integration. JPMorgan considers that the earliest and most direct beneficiaries may be model and inference companies, as well as cloud and deployment beneficiaries such as Alibaba, Tencent, and Baidu. Over time, companies that can retain agent software usage within communication, search, productivity, and payment interface workflows will also benefit. The second wave of upside potential may come from security and enterprise software providers, as deployment requirements become more controlled, more auditable, and more industry-specific.

Foresight News reports that Cosmos cross-chain smart contract platform Neutron tweeted that its network will shift to long-term maintenance mode, prioritizing the security of assets for users, builders, and stakeholders. Core changes include: Supervaults will prohibit new deposits starting March 16, DEX and Supervaults will be fully suspended by April 17 at the latest (only withdrawal channels will remain until June 30); dNTRN holders can exchange for NTRN via the Drop website or Neutron app starting March 23; wstETH holders must bridge back to Ethereum before June 30; the NTRN redemption mechanism will be announced later, and remaining assets after foundation liquidation are planned to be proportionally returned to the DAO.Governance, staking, and validator systems will abandon the Neutron custom model and switch to the standard Cosmos model; token inflation will be dynamically adjusted, and the foundation and DAO plan to burn a large amount of NTRN to reduce supply; Hadron Labs will maintain the network until June 30, after which it will shift to a low-maintenance community support mode; Fireblocks support will end by the end of April. The team stated that despite significant innovation over the past four years, the recent poor market environment and lack of a viable long-term strategy led to this decision.

PANews reported on March 17 that the Pump.fun ecosystem account posted on X platform, stating that in the past 7 days Pump.fun has repurchased PUMP tokens worth $8.52 million, with the total cumulative buyback amount reaching $328 million, offsetting 29.52% of the total circulating supply.