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According to ChainCatcher, based on BBX data, global listed companies continued to strengthen treasury sovereignty through asset swaps and targeted accumulation yesterday. The core data is as follows: 212 DCA purchases: Semler Scientific (NASDAQ: $SMLR) disclosed yesterday that it increased its holdings by 212 BTC at an average cost of about $75,100. Its total current holdings have reached 2,032 BTC. $2 million second-phase accumulation: Acurx Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: $ACXP) confirmed yesterday that it has completed the second batch of its $2 million Bitcoin purchase plan. The company stated that the execution cycle of its treasury anti-inflation strategy has been adjusted from quarterly to monthly. 1.2% monthly yield: DeFi Technologies (CBOE: $DEFTF) disclosed yesterday that its BTC treasury achieved a 1.2% net yield in March. The company announced it will introduce staked SOL for the first time as a diversification supplement to its treasury. $5 million “gold-to-crypto” swap: Metals One PLC (LSE: $MET1) announced yesterday that its first batch of $5 million gold reserves has been successfully swapped into an equivalent amount of Bitcoin, marking the company’s transition to “hard asset” treasury is entering the operational phase. 3,000 BTC reserves milestone: TeraWulf (NASDAQ: $WULF) announced yesterday that its "zero-carbon" BTC reserves have officially surpassed 3,000 BTC, and reiterated its commitment to a retention rate of over 90% of production.

PANews reported on March 24 that, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, after a two-year interval, Blockchain Capital staked 6,400 ETH (13.82 million US dollars) again three hours ago.

ChainCatcher reports that Judge Lewis Kaplan of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York has denied the defendant's motion to dismiss in the TradeAI/Stakx case, allowing the case to proceed.