Trust Wallet has deployed automatic address poisoning protection covering 32 EVM-compatible networks, using threat intelligence from HashDit and Binance Security to compare and flag suspect destinations. The feature introduces side-by-side address checks in the send flow to help users avoid copy-paste spoofing, amid data showing hundreds of millions of poisoning attempts and substantial recorded losses. Expert guidance also encourages users to rely less on transaction history and more on curated address books or human-readable naming systems when confirming recipients.

On 10 March 2026, Trust Wallet introduced an AI-powered Security Scanner across its mobile app and browser extension after a December 2025 supply chain breach drained about $8.5 million from more than 2,500 wallets. The tool automatically reviews smart contract activity, labels transactions by risk level, and reportedly blocked over $162 million in suspicious activity in 2025, though experts note AI-driven phishing and the lack of native two-factor authentication still pose security challenges.

On Tuesday, Aave founder and CEO Stani Kulechov published an essay arguing that the Aave DAO must evolve toward faster, more centralized execution while preserving tokenholder safeguards. His remarks follow a governance dispute in which key contributors BGD Labs and the Aave Chan Initiative decided to step back from the protocol over concerns about the "Aave Will Win" proposal and Aave Labs' influence. Kulechov said Aave has streamlined its product suite and wants governance to concentrate on major protocol and treasury decisions, while operational execution remains led by dedicated teams.

On 10 March 2026, China introduced a 96-core blockchain acceleration chip built on RISC-V architecture to support the national Chang'An Chain, also known as ChainMaker. The hardware is designed to deliver 50x faster smart contract processing and 20x faster digital signature verification, and is already used by central ministries, major state enterprises, and hundreds of thousands of cross-border trade firms. Analysts suggest the system is aimed at migrating real-world institutional processes onto a high-throughput, domestically controlled blockchain network that could serve as alternative financial infrastructure.

Trust Wallet has introduced an automatic Address Poisoning Protection feature on its mobile app, initially covering 32 EVM-compatible networks. The tool scans transactions in real time, compares destination addresses and flags lookalike or known scam addresses before funds are sent, aiming to counter a scheme that Cyvers estimates generates over one million preparations per day on Ethereum.

In March 2026, CoinPoker launched a new software client and mobile app while rolling out rake-free poker games and adding Abby Merk and Alejandro 'Papo MC' Lococo to its ambassador roster. The platform is offering daily rakeback and promotional formats throughout March, and its tournaments and cash games are played in USDT with support for other major cryptocurrencies. CoinPoker has also been recognized among leading poker apps and reports record traffic during the launch period.

The U.S. Department of Justice has asked Judge Katherine Polk Failla of the Southern District of New York to schedule an October 2026 retrial for Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm on unresolved sanctions and money laundering charges. Storm was previously convicted only for operating an unlicensed money-transmitting business and sentenced to five years, a move critics say clashes with recent Treasury language and a key Uniswap ruling viewed as favorable to DeFi developers.

On Monday, Tron’s DAO announced the network has become a member of the Linux Foundation’s Agentic AI Foundation and will sit on its governing board, alongside firms such as Circle and JPMorgan. Tron plans to help build open infrastructure and interoperable standards for agentic AI, as founder Justin Sun has said AI will be a core focus for the network in 2026.