According to CoinDesk, the Ronin network has experienced a significant increase in its user base, growing over 700% since the beginning of 2024. This growth has been fueled by the resurgence of crypto gaming, particularly the success of the game Pixels. In the past month, Pixels has attracted 1.25 million unique users, according to DappRadar.

The popularity of play-to-earn gaming, especially in the Philippines, has contributed to the growth of the Ronin network. Jeffery Zirlin, head of growth for Sky Mavis, the company behind the Ronin blockchain, said that the success of Pixels has defied expectations. The game, which started on the Polygon network before moving to Ronin in October, now has as many as 750,000 daily active users.

Zirlin also mentioned that Ronin has 12.7 million wallet downloads, indicating a large number of potential users for the play-to-earn gaming sector. Unlike Axie Infinity, another popular game on the Ronin network, Pixels does not require users to be crypto-ready from the start. They can set up their wallets and start earning later on. Despite the seasonality of crypto gaming, Zirlin said that Ronin and Sky Mavis are prepared to handle the ups and downs of the market.

According to BlockBeats, Vanar, a Layer 1 blockchain focusing on NFTs, AI, and the gaming metaverse, announced a partnership with Nvidia on March 13. The collaboration will see the integration of Nvidia technologies, including CUDA, Tensor, Omniverse, and Gameworks, into the Vanar platform to support its developer community. This move enriches Vanar's product offerings and provides developers with tools to create advanced AI solutions.

As a result of the partnership announcement, the market data shows that Vanar's token, VANRY, experienced a 24-hour increase of 42%, with its current price at $0.309.

According to CryptoPotato, Bitcoin's price has recently surpassed $62,000, sparking speculation about the start of a major bull run. Some important factors suggest that reaching a new all-time high might be just around the corner. One crucial factor is the Bitcoin halving, scheduled to take place in April this year. The halving reduces the rate at which new BTC are mined, potentially making them more valuable if following the economic fundamentals of supply and demand. Historically, the event has been followed by an overall market resurgence.

Another sign signaling that Bitcoin's price might spike even more in the near future is the investors' shift from centralized platforms to self-custody methods. According to CryptoQuant, BTC exchange netflows have been predominantly negative in the past few weeks, with a huge red candle charted on March 1. Storing holdings in personal wallets suggests a growing confidence among investors and their desire to stay in the market for the long term. It also reduces the immediate selling pressure. This trend might fuel advancements in services designed to simplify self-custody for a wider range of users, potentially drawing in new participants and motivating current investors to increase their exposure.

In the past, the peak of Bitcoin's bull cycles has coincided with a record interest in terms of Google searches. The asset's popularity on the world's largest search engine has indeed increased in the last few months but is still way below the levels observed at the end of 2021 (when the all-time high of almost $70,000 was reached). Leading altcoins, such as Ethereum (ETH), Ripple (XRP), Cardano (ADA), and many more, also need to catch up with the record interest observed three years ago, meaning they might be on the verge of another bull run as well.

According to Foresight News, the Terra Luna Classic community has voted in favor of a proposal to migrate and burn 800 million USTC tokens. This comes after a previous proposal to destroy 8 million USTC tokens was officially rejected by the community.