【AiCoin丨3.26 Snapshot: Long Positions, Clear Regulation, Options Expiration】

AICoinOfficial · 2026-03-26T00:05:24+00:00

Machi Big Brother holds long positions in Bitcoin and Ethereum with a total value of approximately $15.983 million; Trump supports including cryptocurrency in 401(k) plans; CFTC Chair says regulatory framework will be clarified; Pakistan transfers peace talks proposal to the US, Iran refuses ceasefire; UK plans to ban political parties from accepting cryptocurrency donations; Bitcoin options worth $14.16 billion will expire; Binance releases market maker guidelines, warning against risky market behaviors.

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2026-03-26 00:05:24

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Brother Ma Ji’s Bitcoin and Ethereum long positions reach $15.983 million

On-chain data shows that about three hours ago on March 25, Brother Ma Ji Huang Licheng opened a 40x leveraged Bitcoin long position, holding 22 BTC. In addition, he also holds a 25x leveraged Ethereum long position, with approximately 6,675 ETH, totaling a position value of about $15.983 million.

Trump supports including cryptocurrencies in 401(k) plans

The proposal supported by Trump has been approved by the White House. It allows cryptocurrencies and private equity to be included in the $12 trillion 401(k) retirement plans. The U.S. Department of Labor is expected to release related regulations soon.

CFTC Chair: U.S. crypto regulatory framework will become clear

CFTC Chairman Mike Selig stated that the U.S. crypto asset regulatory framework “will soon become clear.”

Pakistan hands over negotiation plan to the U.S., Iran refuses ceasefire

On March 25, sources revealed that Pakistan has conveyed a negotiation proposal containing 15 terms to Iran on behalf of the U.S. Turkey and Pakistan may become potential mediation sites. Iran explicitly stated it does not accept a ceasefire and will not enter negotiations with the U.S., calling current talks “illogical.” Meanwhile, conflicts in the Middle East escalate, with Israel conducting airstrikes in Tehran, Iran retaliating against Israel and U.S. targets across the Middle East, the Strait of Hormuz restricted, and global energy supplies under pressure.

UK review report may ban political parties from accepting crypto donations

On March 25, the UK government will publish a review report on political finance regulations. The key points are expected to include banning political parties from accepting cryptocurrency donations, citing the anonymity and traceability issues of cryptocurrencies that could be used to evade rules and interfere with elections. The UK Labour government plans to incorporate the review results into the Elections and Democracy Act to strengthen political donation oversight.

$14.16 billion Bitcoin options set to expire on Friday

Bitcoin options worth $14.16 billion will expire on Friday, accounting for nearly 40% of Deribit’s open interest, with the maximum pain price at $75,000.

Binance releases market maker guide, warns of manipulation risks

Binance has issued a red flag guide for crypto market makers, warning users and projects to beware of risks such as aggressive selling, one-sided sell orders, cross-platform coordinated selling, high trading volume with inconsistent price movements, and liquidity shortages causing abnormal price swings. It recommends that projects conduct strict due diligence, clarify contractual terms, prohibit profit-sharing models, and continuously monitor market maker activities. Binance stated it will take measures such as blacklisting violators and has opened a reporting channel.

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