MyToken Portfolio Daily Report 10% of users gained over +0.00%；50% of users lost over -2.02%；10% of users lost over -2.03%。

ETF-BTC Trading Statistics 2026-02-18:Yesterday's Bitcoin inflow: 8.90 million USD（129.25BTC），with a cumulative net inflow of $0，total trading volume of $4.11 billion，and a total market cap of $96.94 billion. ETF-ETH Trading Statistics 2026-02-18:Yesterday's Ethereum inflow: 11.30 million USD（5,657.47ETH），with a cumulative net inflow of $0，total trading volume of $1.06 billion，and a total market cap of $44.67 million.

In the past hour, total liquidations across the network reached $10.24 million, with $9.42 million from long positions, with $821,666.01 from short positions. BTC liquidation $1.89 million, ETH liquidation $5.73 million.

According to Huoxun Finance on February 18, a U.S. man from Glendale has been sentenced to 57 months in federal prison for selling various drugs and receiving cryptocurrency on the dark web marketplace. Law enforcement revealed that all illegal transactions were settled in cryptocurrency. This operation is part of an interagency effort to combat transnational crime, drug trafficking networks, and human trafficking, with the goal of systematically dismantling criminal organizations and their supply chains that rely on the dark web.

Huoxun Finance News, February 18th - According to Jinshi, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) stated that Japan should avoid lowering its consumption tax to prevent exacerbating fiscal risks. In its latest statement on the conclusions of Article IV consultations with Japan, released Wednesday, the IMF stated, "The authorities should avoid lowering the consumption tax, as this non-targeted measure would erode fiscal space and exacerbate fiscal risks." The organization predicts that by 2031, interest payments on Japan's outstanding public debt will double compared to 2025, as maturing debt is refinanced at higher yields. The IMF warned, "High and persistent debt levels, coupled with a deteriorating fiscal balance, make the Japanese economy vulnerable to a range of shocks." The IMF's forecast is consistent with the Japanese government's estimates. The head of the IMF's delegation to Japan stated, "Our forecast assumes that the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates twice this year and once more in 2027."