In the past 24 hours, the total on-chain contract liquidations reached $416 million, mainly from long positions. In the past 24 hours, the total on-chain contract liquidations in the cryptocurrency market amounted to $416 million, including $346 million from long positions and $69.63 million from short positions. BTC liquidations totaled $149 million, and ETH liquidations reached $84.21 million.

A whale's BTC long position has grown to $259 million, becoming the top long holder on Hyperliquid. Whale 0xFB7…5e0A3's BTC long position has increased to $259 million, making it the top long position on Hyperliquid. Recently, this whale added 20 million USDC as margin and currently holds 2,830 BTC longs, with an opening average price of $92,318.6, floating loss of $1.982 million, and a liquidation price of $81,157.4.
James Wynn, a well-known “bankrupt whale,” was liquidated 12 times in a row, incurring a total loss of $541,000. Over the past 24 hours, James Wynn was liquidated 12 times, with a total loss of $541,000. His ETH long position has a floating loss of $94,000, and he currently holds ETH longs worth $3.3 million, with PEPE longs valued at $1.3 million.
The Meme coin FISH's market cap has surpassed $12 million, reaching a new all-time high, with a 35.7% increase over 24 hours. On the Solana chain, Meme coin FISH's market cap exceeded $12 million, currently at $8.5 million, with a 35.7% increase over 24 hours. Its popularity is driven by the return interaction of the well-known parody account Rainbow Fish on X platform.
Bitfinex report: Bitcoin is oscillating narrowly between $85,000 and $94,000, with liquidity conditions possibly improving. The Bitfinex Alpha report indicates that Bitcoin shows signs of stabilization in early 2026, currently trading within the $85,000 to $94,000 range. The previous ETF-driven sell-off has significantly slowed, and market liquidity is expected to improve in early 2026.
Anthony Pompliano: Wall Street is changing the game for Bitcoin, and the “parabolic rise” may no longer occur in the next 10 years. ProCap Chairman Anthony Pompliano analyzed that as Bitcoin is integrated into traditional finance, early holders are exiting, which changes the game. Reduced risk may lead to lower returns, and it may be difficult to see the past 80%+ annual growth rates again in the next decade.