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Brad Garlinghouse Explains What CLARITY Act Means For Ripple and XRP
Coinpedia·2026/05/08 00:51
AVAX Price Stalls Near $8.60 As CME Futures Spark Speculation
Coinpedia·2026/05/08 00:51
Will Insurance Adoption Push HBAR Price Higher?
Coinpedia·2026/05/08 00:51
Microsoft - A textbook swingtrading setup!
TradingView·2026/05/08 00:45
Iren posts $247.8M loss as BTC revenues drop 22%
Cointurk·2026/05/08 00:42
Institutional inflows to BTC ETFs hit $3.9 billion in April
Cointurk·2026/05/08 00:31
Institutional push and AI drive stablecoin growth at Consensus 2026
Cointurk·2026/05/08 00:29
US military attacks Iranian sites but says it does not seek escalation
FXStreet·2026/05/08 00:27
Hyperliquid Strategies posts $165 million net loss for nine months ended March 31 as HYPE treasury grows
The Block·2026/05/08 00:21
The Trade Desk Stock Collapses 40% YTD, Wall Street Loses Faith
BeInCrypto·2026/05/08 00:18
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「On-Chain Long Whale」 Currently Faces Unrealized Loss of Over $91 MillionBlockBeats News, June 23rd, according to Ashes Monitor, the largest long position on Hyperliquid opened by 7 addresses is now facing a staggering $415 million unrealized loss, reaching as high as $91.46 million.
Currently, they hold 120,000 ETH (approximately $271 million) and 2,000 BTC (approximately $144 million) in long positions, with a relatively low actual leverage ratio and no immediate liquidation risk. The liquidation price for ETH is around $1,160 and for BTC is around $47,000.
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Total SPCX Contract Trading Liquidations in the Past 24 Hours Reach $40.51 Million, Second Only to BTC and ETHBlockBeats News, June 23rd - According to Coinglass data, the total value of liquidated SPCX contract trades reached $40.51 million in a 24-hour period. Of this amount, long liquidations accounted for $38.07 million, while short liquidations were $2.44 million. The liquidation amount was only second to BTC and ETH.
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Iran Representative: Strait of Hormuz Now Open Free of Charge On June 23, Ali Bahreini, Iran's permanent representative to the United Nations Office at Geneva, stated that the Strait of Hormuz is now fully open to commercial vessels and will not charge any fees. In response to questions from the United Nations Geneva Press Association regarding negotiations between Iran and the United States, Bahreini mentioned that the Strait of Hormuz is open for a period of 60 days, during which no fees will be charged. Additionally, both Iran and the U.S. have decided to establish a communication mechanism to monitor and address any potential issues that may arise. The specific conditions for the strait's opening after 60 days will be determined by the outcomes of negotiations between Iran and the U.S.