NBA-themed crypto project Basketball.fun is processing refund requests from digital card pack buyers because users are unable to trade these assets. The co-founder stated that 24 refunds have been received, totaling less than $2,000. Former NBA player and advisor Tristan Thompson has exited the project. The project plans to launch digital card pack sales on the Base chain this month.

Renaiss Protocol released the BETA 2.0 roadmap on March 7th, announcing a comprehensive upgrade, the launch of the AI Laboratory Auranaiss Intelligence, and open-source capability modules. A Hackathon will be held in April to attract developers. The first ecosystem project, What's Your References, has begun testing, and a co-branded card pack has been launched in collaboration with Collector Crypt. Currently, it has accumulated 220,000 users and $4 million in trading volume.

Dragonfly Capital founder Feng Bo clarified his relationship with partner Haseeb Qureshi on X, emphasizing that Qureshi is an excellent partner and looking forward to continued collaboration in the future. This statement was made in response to the dispute with former co-founder Alexander Pack.