According to Coinglass data, in the past 24 hours, a total of $437 million in positions were liquidated across the entire Bitcoin exchange, with $148 million in long positions and $289 million in short positions. Specifically, $34.7016 million in Bitcoin long positions and $118 million in short positions were liquidated, while $45.0484 million in Ethereum long positions and $69.2358 million in short positions were liquidated. A total of 71,951 people worldwide were liquidated during the same period. The largest single liquidation order was a BTCUSDT order on Binance, valued at $11.8157 million.

According to Huoxun Finance, Coinglass data shows that centralized exchanges saw a net inflow of 18,528.47 BTC over the past 7 days. The top three CEXs in terms of inflow were Binance (8,934.67 BTC), Bitfinex (5,524.73 BTC), and Coinbase Pro (1,663.14 BTC).

According to a report released by crypto lending platform Ledn, the Bitcoin-backed lending market could grow from its current size of approximately $3 billion to $1 trillion over the next 10 years. The report cites data from a survey of 1,244 crypto asset holders in the US and Australia, showing that 88% of respondents expressed a willingness to use crypto asset-backed loans or credit products, but currently only 14% are actually using them. Ledn states that this represents a "6:1 willingness-to-adoption gap," and the biggest obstacle in the industry is not insufficient demand, but rather trust issues. The report points out that users' biggest concerns include crypto asset price volatility, liquidation risks, and regulatory uncertainty. Furthermore, platform reputation, asset custody security, loan term transparency, and risk management capabilities are considered more important than the interest rate itself.

According to a report by Fox News citing US government officials, an agreement with Iran will not be signed today, but progress is being made towards that goal. We refuse to impose any transit fees in the Strait of Hormuz; this option is unacceptable to us. We have observed serious and unprecedented concessions from Iran on uranium enrichment. If Iran is still enriching uranium in the final agreement, then it is not a final agreement. (Jin Shi)

According to Axios, a senior U.S. official stated at a briefing that the White House does not expect to conclude a war agreement with Iran by Sunday, believing it may take several days to gain approval from the Iranian leadership, including the Supreme Leader. U.S. officials are optimistic that the agreement will be signed within days, but also acknowledge that it is not yet finalized and could still fall apart. The agreement would prevent escalation of the war and alleviate pressure on global oil supplies, but it remains unclear whether a lasting peace agreement can be reached and whether it will meet Trump's nuclear demands. Trump stated on social media on Sunday that he had told "delegates not to rush into a deal," and that "both sides must take time to get things done." (Jinshi)