Odaily Planet Daily reports that Hong Kong Legislative Council member Ng Kit-chung and South Korean National Assembly members have launched the "Hong Kong-South Korea Web3 Policy Promotion Alliance," focusing on areas such as digital asset regulation, stablecoin mechanisms, artificial intelligence development, blockchain infrastructure interconnection, and regulatory standards between the two places. This alliance is reportedly the first cross-regional non-governmental policy cooperation platform in Asia. (Hong Kong 01)

According to Huoxun Finance, on March 29, Hong Kong Legislative Council member Ng Kit-chung and South Korean National Assembly members launched the "Hong Kong-South Korea Web3 Policy Promotion Alliance." The alliance focuses on areas such as digital asset regulation, stablecoin mechanisms, artificial intelligence development, blockchain infrastructure interconnection, and regulatory standards between the two places, and is the first cross-regional non-governmental policy cooperation platform in Asia.

Ernst & Young (EY) announced the launch of the Blockchain Privacy Sandbox, a web-based development environment designed to help enterprises and developers experiment with privacy-preserving smart contracts on public blockchains compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). Based on the open-source technology Starlight, the sandbox allows developers to convert standard Solidity smart contracts into privacy-preserving applications while retaining the original contract logic. It also provides explorable, replicable, and modifiable sample projects to accelerate proof-of-concept (POC) development. Currently, the Blockchain Privacy Sandbox is primarily used for experimentation and validation, supporting enterprises in assessing the feasibility of privacy-preserving smart contracts, testing functionality, and validating application scenarios, completing the validation process before formal integration with Starlight. EY stated that this tool lowers the technical barrier to conducting privacy experiments on public blockchains by providing an easy-to-use web environment. Starlight, as the underlying zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) compiler, is open-source, and developers can integrate privacy features through its GitHub repository. With increasing enterprise demand for data privacy protection on public blockchains, the focus on zero-knowledge proof technology continues to rise. Related reports indicate that the global ZKP market is projected to reach approximately $7.6 billion by 2033.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Ernst & Young, one of the "Big Four" accounting firms, has announced the launch of the EY Blockchain Privacy Sandbox, a web-based development environment designed to help enterprises and developers experiment with privacy-preserving smart contracts on public blockchains compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine. The sandbox environment is based on the open-source technology Starlight, allowing developers to convert standard Solidity smart contracts into privacy-preserving applications while retaining the original contract logic. It also provides explorable, replicable, and modifiable sample projects to accelerate proof-of-concept development. Currently, the EY Blockchain Privacy Sandbox is primarily used for experimentation and validation, supporting enterprises in assessing the feasibility of privacy-preserving smart contracts, testing functionality, and validating application scenarios. By providing an easy-to-use web environment, the tool lowers the technical barrier to privacy experiments on public blockchains. Starlight, as the underlying ZKP compiler, is open-source, and developers can integrate privacy features through its GitHub repository. (PRNewswire)

According to Huoxun Finance, whales on the Hyperliquid platform currently hold a total open interest of $3.509 billion, with long positions totaling $1.743 billion (49.66%) and short positions totaling $1.766 billion (50.34%). The overall profit/loss for long positions is -$112 million, while the overall profit/loss for short positions is $133 million. Furthermore, the whale address 0xa5b0..41 previously went long on ETH at $2148.7 with 15x leverage; this position currently shows an unrealized loss of $10.1855 million.