1. Analysis: Dot plot expected to show one rate cut this year, awaiting Powell's guidance;
2. Massive bet on the eve of the rate decision: An address spent nearly one million dollars betting on "no rate change in March";
3. Institution: Expects the Fed meeting to emphasize inflation and employment risks;
4. Top 100 USDC holders on Ethereum hold $32.71 billion, reaching a new all-time high;
5. Institution: The threshold for the Fed to cut rates further is high;
6. Institution: The Bank of Japan's summary of opinions at the end of March may provide clues for a rate hike in April;
7. A whale holding $33.34 million worth of ETH reduced its position by 4,007 ETH, with an estimated cumulative loss exceeding $5.8 million;
8. UK parliamentary committee urges halt to cryptocurrency donations to political parties;
9. Binance will remove BONK/BRL and ME/FDUSD spot trading pairs on March 20, 2026;
10. Iran controls the passage decision for the Strait of Hormuz, allowing only 2 oil tankers per day on average.
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