On March 17, AxLabs released two TypeScript SDKs for the NeoFS decentralized object storage network, adding native tools for JavaScript and TypeScript developers. The neofs-sdk-ts-core package offers shared cryptographic utilities, while neofs-sdk-ts-node delivers full NeoFS API coverage for Node.js, including container, object, and access control operations. Both libraries are open-sourced under the Apache 2.0 license and aim to make NeoFS more accessible for Web3 application development.

On March 16, Neo core developer and R3E Network founder Jimmy Liao announced the release of neo-js v0.1.8, a lightweight TypeScript-native SDK for Neo N3. The package focuses on core functionality like transaction creation, wallet support, and typed RPC access while depending on only two runtime libraries, including COZ's neon-core. It is positioned as a complement to the long-running neon-js SDK and is currently available under an MIT license on npm and GitHub.

In March 2026, Telegram-based crypto trading bots offer traders fast execution, automation, and direct market access from within the app. The 11 platforms highlighted provide tools such as auto-sniping, copy trading, DCA, limit orders, and multi-chain support across networks like Solana, Ethereum, and BNB Chain. Fees typically range from about 0.5% to 1% per transaction or fixed monthly plans, and users are urged to match each bot's strengths and risks with their own trading style and tolerance.

Hong Kong-based stablecoin payments firm RedotPay said it has consolidated teams to boost efficiency while scaling, after a report highlighted executive departures and China-linked sensitivities. The company is exploring raising up to $150 million and previously considered a US IPO that could exceed $1 billion in proceeds and a $4 billion valuation, but it insists there is no urgent need for new capital. RedotPay, founded in 2023, now employs more than 250 staff globally and offers a stablecoin spending app paired with a Visa card, along with yield and remittance services.

Tangem, a Switzerland-based hardware wallet provider, reported $61.3 million in revenue for 2025, representing a 102% year-over-year increase driven by its "active self-custody" approach. The company said recurring in-app activity, including DeFi access, has become a bigger growth driver than one-off device sales as monthly active users rose by 50%.

Decentralized autonomous organization governance platform Tally will begin winding down operations at the end of March after five years, with its co-founder citing the lack of a sustainable business model for DAO tooling. The platform says it has handled governance for hundreds of organizations, served more than 1 million users and processed over $1 billion in payments, but will not move ahead with a planned token sale. Industry participants argue the closure reflects broader challenges in DAO coordination, where high usage has not consistently translated into revenue.

Moody's said on Tuesday that it launched a network-agnostic Token Integration Engine to move its credit analysis onto blockchain infrastructure, initially by running a node on the Canton Network. The firm also released its finalized methodology for rating stablecoins, centered on the credit quality and composition of their reserve assets alongside market, liquidity, operational and technology risks.

On March 17, 2026, centralized exchange Crypto.com announced a partnership with KG Inicis, South Korea's largest payment gateway and value added network provider, to enable digital asset payments for foreign travelers. The collaboration will use the Crypto.com Pay app to let visitors spend crypto at Korean merchants and online platforms connected to KG Inicis, while merchants can choose to settle in fiat or digital assets. KG Inicis processes over 400 million transactions annually and holds around 40% of the local gateway market, giving the project immediate access to large-scale payment infrastructure.