According to Odaily Planet Daily, Dan Romero clarified common misconceptions about Multi-Party Payment Protocols (MPPs) in an article published on the X platform. He emphasized that MPP's design goals are simplicity, scalability, and cross-chain compatibility, eliminating dependence on a single platform or payment method. These include: 1. No Tempo Limitation: MPP supports any payment method, including cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies, has been extended to the Bitcoin Lightning Network, and has a Solana extension draft. 2. Fees are Not a Fixed 1.5%: MPP itself has no inherent fees; different payment methods may charge different fees, similar to existing payment methods. 3. Openness: MPP Day 1 already supports four payment methods: Tempo (stablecoin), Stripe (multi-payment method), Visa (credit card), and Lightspark (Bitcoin Lightning Network). Any party can quickly scale it, and it has been submitted to the IETF as a Web standard. 4. Not Just Session-Based: MPP supports both on-demand payments and session payments (payment channels). The latter is suitable for multiple small, consecutive payments, reducing API round trips and improving speed. 5. Not just designed for Tempo/Stripe: The MPP structure is simple and easily scalable, does not rely on specific smart wallets, stablecoins, or blockchains, and achieves secure HTTP communication and payment channel separation, enabling rapid integration with Visa and Lightspark.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Marc Andreessen, co-founder of a16z, stated in an article on the X platform that OpenClaw and Pi Coding Agent are among the top ten software breakthroughs to date. It is understood that Pi Coding Agent is the core "kernel" of OpenClaw, providing only four tools for reading, writing, editing, and bashing LLM (Large Language Model), as well as a concise prompt, for iteratively and autonomously building, running, and fixing code.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, on-chain analyst Ai Yi reports that Erik Voorhees' associated address 0x102…1e781 appears to have been buying on dips in the past 50 minutes, purchasing 5805.51 ETH at an average price of $2126.32 (costing $12.344 million). This brings his total ETH holdings accumulated since March 10th to 109,194.73, with a total value of $232 million and an updated average cost of $2,162.68.

UBS Group has raised its oil price forecasts for 2026 and 2027 to reflect the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. UBS raised its 2026 oil price forecast by $14 to $86 per barrel and its 2027 forecast by $10 to $80 per barrel. Analysts stated, "This forecast is based on the assumption that the conflict will continue for another two to three weeks until early April, and that oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz will remain severely reduced. We assume that major oil fields and terminals will not be damaged, and that flows through the Strait of Hormuz will gradually recover from April, but will not fully return to normal." (Jinshi)

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