Korean ETF Long on-chain and Circle's Largest Long Position Both Bought the Dip at the Beginning of the Month, with Unrealized Gains of Nearly $2 Million

**DAO Governance Tool Tally to Shut Down, Scraps Planned ICO After 5+ Years** Per official sources, DAO governance platform Tally (@tallyxyz) announced via X on March 18 that it is scrapping its planned initial coin offering (ICO) and will officially shut down after more than five years in operation. Core reasons for the move: While the planned ICO had nearly completed all necessary steps, the team determined it cannot deliver on its commitments to token holders amid the current market landscape. Additionally, the startup market for governance tools remains immature—the crypto industry is primarily focused on payments and speculation, and the “infinite garden” decentralized protocol ecosystem and large-scale governance demand have not materialized as expected. In its official statement, Tally highlighted key milestones from its five-year run: - Processed over $1 billion in payments - Safeguarded more than $80 billion in asset value - Served 1+ million users and hundreds

March 18 — Per HyperInsight monitoring (https://t.me/HyperInsight), Bitcoin (BTC) briefly surged above $74,000 in the past 10 minutes. A whale with an address starting with 0x8b6 then opened a new 40x-leveraged BTC short position, with an average entry price of $74,050. The $1.12 million position is currently sitting on a floating loss of $1,300 (-4.3%).

March 18th — Per market data, several crypto assets experienced flash crashes after Binance announced it would delist certain spot trading pairs. Below are the affected tokens and their short-term moves: - A2Z: Plummeted 21.5% (last traded at $0.000718) - FORTH: Dropped 22% (current price: $0.711) - HOOK: Fell 18.9% (current price: $0.0177) - IDEX: Nosedived 28% (last traded at $0.0053) - LRC: Plunged 23% (current price: $0.02639) - NTRN: Tumbled 19% (current price: $0.006) - RDNT: Dropped 22% (last traded at $0.00434) - SXP: Fell 12.5% (current price: $0.0096)

March 18 — Official sources confirm OKX Onchain OS has rolled out a major update, launching the **Agentic Wallet**: an exclusive on-chain wallet built for AI Agents. Powered by a TEE (Trusted Execution Environment), the Agentic Wallet ensures large language models (LLMs) or Agents cannot access users’ mnemonics or private keys. Once created, users can authorize Agents to complete transactions autonomously—no user confirmation required for every single transaction. For security, every transaction undergoes automatic checks by the Agent before execution, including: - Token risk detection - Phishing site identification - Authorization monitoring - Blacklisted address interception Additionally, Onchain OS has synchronized online trading strategy configurations, security-independent Skills, and X Layer zero-Gas transaction capabilities, expanding Agents’ on-chain operational scope further.

March 18 — Binance will delist all spot trading pairs for the following tokens and cease trading at 03:00 UTC on April 1, 2026, according to official sources citing recent audit results. The affected tokens are: - Arena-Z (A2Z) - Ampleforth Governance Token (FORTH) - Hooked Protocol (HOOK) - IDEX (IDEX) - Loopring (LRC) - Neutron (NTRN) - Radiant Capital (RDNT) - Solar (SXP)

**QCP Capital Notes Bitcoin Range-Bound at ~$74k Amid Macro, Geopolitical Uncertainty** On March 18, QCP Capital shared in an official post that Bitcoin is trading within the range established post-shock at ~$74,000, but lacks upward momentum to breach recent highs. On-chain fund flows point to dip buying at the range’s lower bound, though spot trading volume remains muted. While the broader crypto market remains under pressure, its losses are relatively contained compared to drawdowns in other macro-sensitive risk assets. Options markets are stable but defensive: 30-day implied volatility (IV) holds steady near 50% (above realized volatility), supporting positive carry and favoring option sellers. The risk reversal metric shows puts remain more expensive than calls, with front-end skew negative and the back-end curve still pricing in residual geopolitical premium. This week marks a central bank “super week”: the Fed wraps up its March meeting Wednesday, followed by the ECB, B