According to Huoxun Finance, the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office and the Home Office jointly announced sanctions against Xinbi, a cryptocurrency illicit marketplace, and individuals associated with a Southeast Asian fraud network. Data from a blockchain analytics firm shows that Xinbi processed over $19.9 billion in transactions between 2021 and 2025, involving money laundering, unlicensed over-the-counter trading, and the sale of stolen personal data. The UK is the first country globally to impose sanctions on Xinbi. The sanctions also target Legend Innovation Co., the operator of the Cambodian "#8 Park" fraud ring, and its head, Eang Soklim, who is believed to have held up to 20,000 trafficked workers. Meanwhile, several London properties have been frozen, following the seizure of an office building worth £100 million, two mansions, and a helicopter. British officials stated that this action aims to sever the financial infrastructure of the fraud network and will promote broader international cooperation at the Illicit Finance Summit in June.

According to Huoxun Finance, approximately 40% of MSTR's shares are held by retail investors, while STRC's retail shareholding ratio reaches approximately 80%. Sources indicate that retail investors (individual investors) prefer digital credit products with low volatility and higher returns.

According to Huoxun Finance, the DeFi lending protocol Moonwell is facing a governance attack on its Moonriver deployment. An unknown attacker spent approximately $1,800 to purchase about 40 million MFAM tokens, completing the purchase, initiating a proposal, and getting it approved in about 11 minutes (early quorum was reached). The attacker attempted to transfer administrator privileges of seven core contracts, including lending markets, controllers, and oracles, to their controlled contract, thereby potentially extracting approximately $1.08 million in user funds. Voting on the proposal will continue until March 27th, with the "no" vote currently in the lead, but the final outcome depends on the remaining votes and coordination. Moonwell can also veto the proposal and regain control through an emergency multisignature "Break Glass Guardian".

According to Huoxun Finance on March 26, Iran formally submitted its response to the "15-point proposal" to the United States through intermediaries on the evening of March 25 and is currently awaiting a reply. Iran's response outlines four core demands: first, a cessation of the enemy's terrorist aggression; second, the establishment of objective conditions to ensure that war will not be repeated; third, clear and guaranteed compensation for war losses; and fourth, a ceasefire to be implemented simultaneously on all fronts and in all resistance organizations involved in the fighting throughout the region. Furthermore, Iran emphasized that exercising sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz is its natural and legitimate right, and a guarantee for ensuring the fulfillment of commitments by the other side; this right must be recognized. Sources familiar with the matter indicate that Iran considers the US negotiating statement to be a "third deception," with its true objectives including: first, deceiving the international community by fabricating a peaceful posture; second, depressing global oil prices; and third, buying time for a ground invasion from southern Iran.

Huoxun Finance reported on March 26 that the DeFi lending protocol Moonwell's deployment on the Moonriver network is facing a governance attack. An unknown attacker spent approximately $1,800 to purchase 40 million MFAM tokens, completing the purchase, initiating a proposal, and getting it through the initial vote (reaching the quorum) in about 11 minutes. The proposal attempts to transfer administrator privileges of seven core contracts, including lending markets, controllers, and oracles, to a contract controlled by the attacker. If successful, it could allow the withdrawal of approximately $1.08 million in user funds. Voting on the proposal will continue until March 27. Although the quorum was reached initially, subsequent dissenting votes have gained the upper hand, and the final outcome depends on the remaining votes and coordination among all parties. Furthermore, Moonwell can veto the proposal and regain control through the emergency multi-signature mechanism "Break Glass Guardian".