Gate News update: On April 17, according to Gate market data, as of the time of writing, MOVR (Moonriver) is trading at $2.96. It is up 132.99% over the past 24 hours, reaching a high of $2.97 and falling to a low of $1.25. The total 24-hour trading volume is $494.5k. The current market cap is approximately $33.7163 million. Moonriver is an EVM-compatible blockchain running on the Kusama network, providing developers with features such as deploying Solidity smart contracts, Web3-compatible APIs, oracle data, and Ethereum network bridge relays. MOVR is the platform’s utility and governance token. It can be used to pay transaction fees, for network governance, to earn rewards by participating in network consensus through staking, and to provide liquidity for decentralized exchanges built on the Moonriver blockchain. As the Kusama ecosystem version of Moonbeam, Moonriver won eligibility for a parachain slot auction through a crowd sale, giving developers a sandbox environment to test new code under real economic conditions, with full Ethereum compatibility and efficient smart contract execution capabilities.

Rhea Finance experienced a security breach where an attacker created fake token contracts and manipulated liquidity pools, misleading the oracle system and extracting at least $7.6 million in assets.

Oracle shares rose 5% as it expanded its partnership with Bloom Energy, which will provide 2.8 gigawatts of fuel cell systems. Bloom Energy's stock surged 20%. This deal follows Oracle's $400 million warrant to buy Bloom shares and is part of broader AI infrastructure initiatives.

Gate News reported that on March 24, Oracle (ticker: ORCL.N) released an "Agentic" AI database innovation for enterprise data. This technology aims to enhance enterprise data management and processing capabilities through intelligent agent mechanisms.

Flap announces the official launch of Flap AI Oracle, the first AI-driven smart contract. This infrastructure supports on-chain direct invocation of large language models (LMM), enabling real-time verifiable AI decision-making and data fetching.

Gate News reports that on March 16, according to Odaily Seer's Oracle Channel monitoring, the probability of a ceasefire between the US and Iran on Polymarket before April 30 has dropped to 36%, down 43% this month. This probability had reached a peak of over 75% in early March before experiencing a sharp decline.

Gate News: According to the latest Gate TradFi data, ORCL (Oracle) has dropped by 2% in a short period. Current volatility is significantly higher than recent averages, indicating increased market activity.

Venus Protocol on March 15th disclosed follow-up developments regarding abnormal activity in the THE liquidity pool, suspending borrowing and withdrawals of THE, and reducing collateral factors to 0 across 7 markets to prevent risks for certain users. Preliminary investigation shows that the attacker accumulated 84% of THE tokens through normal deposit methods and manipulated prices by exploiting on-chain liquidity constraints and oracle delays. The platform will maintain transparency and publish a comprehensive report upon completion of the investigation.

On March 12, the three major U.S. stock indices performed differently, with the Dow Jones falling 0.6%, the S&P 500 dropping 0.08%, and the Nasdaq rising 0.08%. Oil stocks performed strongly, with Western Oil up 4% and Oracle up 9%. Cryptocurrency-related stocks showed mixed gains and losses.

On March 11, the US stock market opened with the Dow down 0.17%, the S&P 500 up 0.13%, and the Nasdaq up 0.33%. Oracle's stock price rose over 11% due to better-than-expected earnings and an upward revision of revenue guidance. Crypto-related stocks generally rose, with several individual stocks performing well.