According to Huoxun Finance, in the past 24 hours, a total of $184 million in positions were liquidated across all exchanges, including $52.2181 million in long positions and $132 million in short positions. Specifically, $2.2966 million in Bitcoin long positions and $16.2532 million in short positions were liquidated, while $6.0401 million in Ethereum long positions and $13.2456 million in short positions were liquidated. During the same period, a total of 79,966 people worldwide were liquidated. The largest single liquidation order was a $4.6826 million SOL-USD order on the Hyperliquid platform.

In the past hour, total liquidations across the network reached $13.25 million, with $2.70 million from long positions, with $10.54 million from short positions. BTC liquidation $7.18 million, ETH liquidation $1.41 million.

According to Coinglass data, the current average funding rate for ETH across the entire network over the past 8 hours is 0.0056%. Among major exchanges, Binance's rate is 0.0087%, OKX's is 0.01%, Bybit's is 0.0028%, and Gate's is 0.01%.

According to Coinglass data, the current average funding rate for Bitcoin across the entire network over the past 8 hours is 0%. Among major exchanges, Binance's rate is 0.0037%, OKX's rate is -0.0026%, Bybit's rate is 0.0025%, and Gate's rate is 0%.

Huoxun Finance reports that a Swiss initiative to include Bitcoin in the country's central bank's official reserves has failed due to insufficient signatures. The initiative, which aimed to amend the Swiss constitution to require the Swiss National Bank to hold BTC reserves in addition to gold and foreign exchange reserves, required 100,000 valid signatures within 18 months to trigger a national referendum. Ultimately, only about half of the target was reached, leading to its abandonment. Supporters had touted Bitcoin as a "neutral reserve asset" that could hedge against the risks of dollar and euro reserves, which currently account for about three-quarters of the Swiss National Bank's foreign exchange reserves. However, the Swiss National Bank explicitly opposed the proposal last year, arguing that Bitcoin's liquidity and volatility did not meet the requirements for a central bank reserve asset.