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Golden Ten Data, March 6 – Goldman Sachs stated that the crude oil market does not have much confidence in whether the security measures taken by the United States in the Strait of Hormuz to protect oil tankers and LNG carriers can resolve the current issues. Samantha Dart, co-head of Goldman Sachs Global Commodities Research, said: "Given the large number of tankers, there are doubts about the feasibility of naval escorts for the vessels." She also pointed out that there are concerns about the effectiveness of escort teams in responding to drone attacks.

Foresight News reports that Vitalik Buterin posted on Farcaster, stating, "I believe the Ethereum world needs to embrace a more open and bold mindset towards many things, especially at the application layer and in how we position ourselves in the world. We should not compromise on core features: censorship resistance, openness, privacy, and security (CROPS). We should not adopt the kind of 'open attitude' that makes people lose confidence in L1's security features after a year. We shouldn't question 'Can light clients really achieve trustless verification of blockchain correctness?' But at the application layer and in Ethereum's external interfaces, we should be more courageous in thoroughly reconstructing various concepts and breaking out of our comfort zone. This includes thinking about technical directions, such as 'If artificial intelligence means wallets as browser extensions and mobile extensions will disappear within a year, how should we respond?'"For too long, Ethereum's algorithmic logic has been: the existing ecosystem is already there, how can we use logical reasoning to make it more perfect? Now our algorithm should shift to: we have this amazing and increasingly outstanding L1 layer, we have an ever-richer set of tools. Based on current understanding, what is the most valuable direction for building right now? Suppose the current Ethereum chain is completely unused, and you are the pioneer designing or building applications—see what would emerge. Even if you are developing existing applications, please engage in this thought process. This is exactly the path for Ethereum to regain strong growth."

BlockBeats News, on March 6, Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin stated that it is clear the next generation of wallets will make extensive use of artificial intelligence. I would not trust a local light client (LLM) to handle transactions or funds worth millions of dollars. In high-value scenarios, the best workflow is "AI proposes a solution, the local light client simulates execution, the user reviews the operation and simulation results, and manually confirms." All of this needs to be carried out with caution and a strong emphasis on security, but it could bring tremendous convenience; completely removing the user interface of decentralized applications (DApp) can solve a large number of attack vectors (including theft and privacy leaks).