In the past hour, total liquidations across the network reached $25.25 million, with $24.64 million from long positions, with $616,203.15 from short positions. BTC liquidation $7.60 million, ETH liquidation $3.42 million.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, Polymarket trader kch123 (0x6a7...33ee) has accumulated profits exceeding $11 million. During the 2026 Super Bowl LX, this trader made 5 bets and won all of them, earning $1.8 million in a single day. His profits included: $986,792 from the Seahawks (-4.5) spread, $298,946 from the Seahawks vs. Patriots game, $235,343 from the prediction of the Seattle Seahawks winning the 2026 Super Bowl, $220,760 from the Seahawks (-5.5) spread, and $62,507 from the prediction of the New England Patriots winning the 2026 Super Bowl.

Huoxun Finance News, February 9th - According to Reuters, Lee Chan-jin, head of the Financial Supervisory Service of South Korea, stated at a press conference on February 9th that the recent incident where Bithumb exchange mistakenly issued over $40 billion worth of Bitcoin to customers exposed structural problems in the virtual asset electronic system, demonstrating the need for stronger regulation to address the vulnerabilities of the cryptocurrency sector. Lee Chan-jin pointed out that this incident reveals the need for significant improvements to the regulatory framework in integrating virtual assets into the traditional financial system. He particularly emphasized that the problem of "ghost currencies" must be resolved first before cryptocurrencies can become traditional financial assets. Preliminary investigation results from financial authorities show that 99.7% of the 620,000 Bitcoins mistakenly issued by Bithumb on Friday have been recovered. Of the 1,786 Bitcoins sold before the exchange suspended trading, 93% have been recovered. Lee Chan-jin added that users who sold the mistakenly received Bitcoins have a legal obligation to return them to the exchange.

According to CoinShares' latest weekly report, outflows from digital asset investment products slowed significantly last week, totaling $187 million. While fund flows typically move in tandem with crypto asset price fluctuations, changes in the speed of outflows are historically more relevant, often indicating turning points in investor sentiment. Therefore, the recent slowdown in outflows may suggest the market is nearing a temporary bottom. The latest price correction brought total assets under management down to $129.8 billion, the lowest level since the announcement of the US tariff policy in March 2025, when asset prices were also at a local low. Trading activity was exceptionally high, with weekly trading volume on exchange-traded products reaching a record $63.1 billion, surpassing the previous high of $56.4 billion set last October. Bitcoin was the only asset class to experience outflows last week, amounting to $264 million. Ripple, Solana, and Ethereum led the inflows, with $63.1 million, $8.2 million, and $5.3 million respectively. XRP remains the best-performing asset this year, with cumulative inflows of $109 million.

According to Dune data, Polymarket earned over $1 million in fees last week, reaching $1.08 million, ranking first among prediction markets; Opinion earned $878,000 in fees last week, ranking second; and Limitless Exchange earned $147,000 in fees last week, ranking third.