Forced liquidations in the cryptocurrency perpetual futures market over the past 24 hours were primarily driven by long positions in ETH and BTC. ETH saw $60.28 million in liquidations, with 80.33% fr...

Forced liquidations in the cryptocurrency perpetual futures market over the past 24 hours were primarily driven by long positions in ETH and BTC. ETH saw $60.28 million in liquidations, with 80.33% from longs. BTC followed with $41.70 million liquidated, of which 82.32% were long positions. In contrast, RIVER experienced $13.86 million in liquidations, with 72.73% coming from short positions.

ETH and BTC lead $115.8M in crypto liquidations over 24 hours

Despite the loosening of cryptocurrency regulations in the US over the past year, most cryptocurrencies experienced a sharp decline in value during President Donald Trump's first year back in office.

Initially, many...

One year under Trump: The White House supports crypto, the market crashes, and one clear winner.

Prosecutors in South Korea discovered that approximately 70 billion won worth of Bitcoin had disappeared from a vault containing seized assets following a phishing attack targeting agency employees.

South Korea loses $47.7 million worth of Bitcoin seized due to phishing attack.

Original article by Odaily Odaily(@OdailyChina)
Author｜Wenser (@wenser 2010)
On January 20, 2026, Trump will mark the first anniversary of his inauguration as the 47th President of the United States. Over the past year, from the crypto market to the global economy, volatility and ups and downs have often seemed to hinge on him alone—a single word can ignite market optimism and drive asset prices soaring; a single word can also become the trigger for a crash, unleashing a chain of "liquidation bombs."
Today, he is referred to by many as the "crypto president." So, what exactly has Trump accomplished this year...?