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Golden Ten Data reported on March 5 that Tianyancha shows that recently, China Shenhua Coal-to-Liquid Chemical Co., Ltd. underwent a business registration change, with its registered capital increasing from approximately 31.24 billions RMB to about 36.16 billions RMB, an increase of around 16%. Its business scope includes coal sales, chemical product sales, and refined oil wholesale. Shareholder information indicates that the company is wholly owned by State Energy Investment Group Co., Ltd.

Golden Ten Data reported on March 5 that Chris Turner from ING Group pointed out in a report that the recent strength of the pound against the euro reflects a repositioning, but its rally is unlikely to be sustained. He stated that asset management companies currently hold significant net short positions in the pound, betting that the pound will decline. At the same time, they also hold long positions in the euro, expecting the euro to rise. The market has already lowered its expectations for a rate cut by the Bank of England, which provides further support for the pound. Although ING Group currently expects the Bank of England to cut rates in April rather than March, it still anticipates two rate cuts this year. Turner believes this will push the euro-pound exchange rate back above 0.88 pounds.

BlockBeats News, March 5th, the cryptocurrency and AI identity project Billions Network recently announced the launch of the Verified Agent Identity skill for OpenClaw (an open-source AI agent framework). This skill allows AI agents to obtain a real, verifiable identity, associate with a KYC-verified human subject through zero-knowledge proof (ZK proofs) technology, and achieve privacy-by-design protection. Agents can prove their affiliation, qualifications, or trustworthiness without disclosing the personal information of human users. According to the Billions official blog, this move is aimed at addressing the current AI identity crisis: more than 51% of online and on-chain traffic comes from fake identities or irresponsible bots, and the dynamic nature of AI agents further exacerbates the problem of responsibility attribution (as described in the "Ship of Theseus" metaphor, agent components are constantly changing but need to be anchored in human responsibility). Existing key pairs or simple registries are inadequate to deal with such issues. This skill has been applied in the infrastructure of institutions such as HSBC, Sony Bank, Deutsche Bank, and the Spanish Red Cross. The Billions Network currently has over 2.3 million verified users and support for 9000+ projects. At the same time, Billions has also launched the First AI Agent Rewards (FAIAR) program, where agents with the Verified Agent Identity skill installed will have priority eligibility. Rewards will be distributed in the form of BILL tokens to agent addresses, endorsed by verified humans to ensure traceability and accountability. This program aims to incentivize agents to build on-chain reputation and participate in the ecosystem.