Circle's public chain Arc mainnet officially launched, supporting USDC/EURC cross chain

The top 5 addresses on the liquidation list were collectively forced to close for approximately $13.5135 million in last night's market, with multiple orders being forced to close for approximately $9.1605 million and short orders being forced to close for approximately $4.353 million. After multiple consecutive strong draws at one address, the short position was reversed and subsequently liquidated, resulting in a cumulative strong draw of approximately 4.3414 million US dollars; The other two addresses' multiple orders were forced to be flattened by approximately $2.7851 million and $2.6389 million respectively, while the other two addresses' empty orders were forced to be flattened by approximately $1.9249 million and $1.8233 million respectively.

Spot gold reached $4310 per ounce, up 0.41% for the day; Spot silver rose 1.2% intraday to $64.4 per ounce. (Source: Jin Shi)

Spot gold broke through $4300 per ounce, up 0.16% for the day. (Source: Jin Shi)

The United Nations has released the 2026 Global Risks Report, which ranks large-scale wars up 16 places from 2024 among 28 global risks. 36% of respondents believe that a large-scale war will occur within one year, and 76% expect it to occur within seven years. Global financial crisis, supply chain collapse, and rising ranking of cybersecurity risks; The risk ranking of biodiversity degradation, environmental pollution, and natural resource scarcity has declined, while climate change inaction, natural disasters, and natural resource scarcity are still considered important challenges. The report is based on a survey of approximately 1300 respondents. (Source: Xinhua News Agency)

Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, stated that the Clarity Act in the United States is detrimental or even detrimental to the true innovation of the cryptocurrency industry and the creation of products that meet market demand. Since its inception in 2009, Bitcoin has not required the Clarity Act and will not require it in the future. Regulatory legislation should not be a prerequisite for restricting industry development and product innovation.