Gate News reported that on March 15, Scallop Lend completed a comprehensive formal verification conducted by Asymptotic (Mysten Labs' official audit partner). The verification confirmed the mathematical correctness of the protocol's core mechanisms, including critical modules such as core accounting logic, liquidation calculations, access control, and fixed-point arithmetic operations.

Foundry Digital announced that it will launch a dedicated Zcash mining pool in 2026, aimed at providing institutional and public miners with a secure, transparent mining environment. This mining pool draws on the experience of its Bitcoin mining pool, complies with relevant audit standards, and enhances miner trust. This move reflects ongoing market interest in privacy coins and is expected to support the stability and adoption of the Zcash network.

The IRS has introduced a new investigation form requiring taxpayers to disclose all cryptocurrency exchanges and wallet histories used. The form covers over 100 platforms and must be signed by the taxpayer to prevent underreporting and audits. It is recommended to consult a tax attorney. The audit focus will be on underreporters and high-frequency traders.

DDC Enterprise Limited releases preliminary financial results for early 2025, with revenue expected to reach $39 million to $41 million. Adjusted EBITDA shows an improvement in profitability. Meanwhile, the company continues to increase its Bitcoin holdings, now holding 2,183 coins, with plans for long-term accumulation of this asset. The audit report will be released in mid-April.

GoPlus Chinese Community Issues Warning: OpenClaw Gateway has a high-risk vulnerability. Users are advised to upgrade to version 2026.2.25 or later and audit unnecessary credentials and permissions. The attack chain exploits weaknesses at the Gateway layer through malicious websites, ultimately enabling administrator-level control.

South Korean police have arrested two suspects in connection with a 22 Bitcoin theft case worth approximately $1.4 million. These Bitcoins were originally seized by the police during a hacking attack but were stolen due to improper storage, with the mnemonic phrase handed over to "Mr. Jeong," who is involved in a loan agreement. The case was uncovered during an audit.