Gate News bot message, according to Gate announcement on July 3, 2025: Gate will conduct a WEMIX token staking mining event from July 3, 2025, 20:00 to July 7, 2025, 20:00 ( UTC+8 ). Users can participate by staking WEMIX tokens, with a total mining amount of 47,996 WEMIX. Rewards will be distributed to users' spot accounts every hour based on their staking ratio. WEMIX is a token issued by WEMIX Pte. Ltd., a blockchain subsidiary of Wemade Group. Wemade Group is a gaming company listed on KOSDAQ, known for the MIR( Legend) series, with over 600 million global users, of which the cumulative number of users for MIR in China exceeds 500 million. The project party has obtained global popular game intellectual property worth several billion dollars. It is reported that Gate Labs did not participate in the WEMIX project investment.

Gate News bot news, according to the official announcement from Gate on June 19, 2025: Gate has announced the delisting of trading markets for 48 tokens, including WGRT, LAMB, LIEN, NORD, MIR, and their corresponding USDT trading pairs. The exchange stated that these tokens no longer meet the platform's listing standards. For eligible users holding these tokens and who have submitted the forms, Gate has completed the corresponding repurchase and deposited the amount into the user accounts. At the same time, the recharge and trading services for these tokens have been stopped, and the withdrawal service will also be closed soon.

BlockBeats news, on April 27, according to the AI agent index platform Cookie data, the top five in mindshare for AI coin in the last 24 hours are: FARTCOIN (12.54%), VIRTUAL (10.87%), AIXBT (3.57%), KAI (3.44%), MIR (2.9%).

The President of the Central Bank of Iran announced at the meeting that the digital rial will be launched, which is the Digital Money of the Central Bank of Iran. He emphasized the importance of digital financial systems to the modernization of Iran and praised the country's digital infrastructure, while also providing a detailed introduction to the efforts to integrate the Shetab Payment Network with the Russian MIR system to promote cross-border payments.

On November 11th, Jinshi Data reported that according to multiple media reports in Iran, in the afternoon of the 11th local time, Russia's Mir Bank payment system will be officially connected to Iran's Shatab Bank payment system. Through this move, Iranian bank cards can be used on ATM machines in Russia, and users can receive funds in rubles from Russian ATM machines. The report stated that in the second phase of the project, Russian citizens living in Iran can also use their bank cards in the same way. In the third phase of the project, Iranian bank cards can be used in Russian stores through the Shatab system.