In the past hour, total liquidations across the network reached $13.66 million, with $12.75 million from long positions, with $912,733.22 from short positions. BTC liquidation $2.24 million, ETH liquidation $7.96 million.

According to Arkham's monitoring, Bhutan has once again transferred 100 BTC from its holding wallet, worth approximately $8.1 million. Data shows that since the beginning of 2026, Bhutan has cumulatively sold approximately $230.39 million worth of BTC, currently holding approximately $252 million worth, averaging about $50 million per month in sales. Arkham states that if sales continue at the current rate, its BTC holdings may be depleted by the end of September. Furthermore, if all sales are completed at the current BTC price, the cumulative on-chain profit of Bhutan's related BTC holdings will reach approximately $767 million.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Vitalik Buterin has donated another 64 ETH to an animal welfare foundation and called for greater attention to animal welfare issues. Vitalik stated that the suffering inflicted on billions of animals by humans remains one of the less-discussed but important issues in society today, but he is optimistic about improving animal conditions this century, believing that agricultural methods and synthetic alternatives are continuously progressing. He also noted that the quality of vegetarian and vegan foods globally has improved significantly in recent years. Furthermore, Vitalik emphasized that even shrimp is important, despite many considering concern for shrimp welfare as nerdy.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong plans to meet with Republican senators this Wednesday, ahead of the Senate Banking Committee's crucial vote on the CLARITY Act scheduled for Thursday. The latest draft bill, exceeding 300 pages, covers stablecoin reward mechanisms, DeFi protection provisions, and federal regulatory standards for digital assets. Coinbase had previously withdrawn its support for the bill due to concerns about stablecoin yield limits and DeFi protection, but Armstrong has recently softened his stance after Senators Thom Tillis and Angela Alsobrooks pushed for revisions, stating that the industry "didn't get everything it wanted, but the core demands were retained." Currently, US banking organizations are still lobbying for tighter stablecoin regulations, while some Democratic lawmakers are demanding the inclusion of conflict-of-interest clauses restricting government officials' involvement in crypto activities. The market is closely watching the committee's decision this week, which may determine whether the first comprehensive US crypto market regulatory framework can be implemented by the end of 2026. (FinanceFeeds)

According to a market analysis released by BIT in its official Chinese-language publication, Circle's stock price surged 16% overnight and is currently approaching its March 2026 high, indicating that the market is pricing in expectations of easing uncertainty surrounding crypto regulations. BIT stated that this week may be a crucial juncture for the CLARITY Act, and the market generally believes Circle is a direct beneficiary of this regulatory clarification. It also pointed out that while USDC's market capitalization has maintained stable growth recently, Circle's recent rise reflects more of a market expectation of potential policy and regulatory benefits than a short-term improvement in fundamentals. BIT believes that further clarification of digital asset regulations could not only support Bitcoin but also encourage more institutional participation in the market.