MyToken Portfolio Daily Report 10% of users gained over +7.69%；50% of users gained over +2.55%；90% of users gained over +0.00%。

In the past hour, total liquidations across the network reached $38.23 million, with $2.16 million from long positions, with $36.06 million from short positions. BTC liquidation $30.76 million, ETH liquidation $3.00 million.

ETF-BTC Trading Statistics 2026-03-17:Yesterday's Bitcoin inflow: 60.00 million USD（824.42BTC），with a cumulative net inflow of $0，total trading volume of $4.92 billion，and a total market cap of $97.34 billion. ETF-ETH Trading Statistics 2026-03-17:Yesterday's Ethereum inflow: 19.70 million USD（9,046.12ETH），with a cumulative net inflow of $0，total trading volume of $1.59 billion，and a total market cap of $44.67 million.

Huoxun Finance reported on March 17 that, according to The Block, Emanuel Fabian, a military reporter for The Times of Israel, disclosed that he received death threats from bettors on Polymarket over a report he wrote about an Iranian missile attack. Fabian reported on March 10 that an Iranian missile struck an open area near Beit Shemesh, Israel. A Polymarket contract predicting whether Iran would attack Israel on a certain day had over $14 million in bets; according to the rules, if the missile was intercepted, the "yes" result would not be triggered. Fabian said he received dozens of threatening emails, social media messages, and WhatsApp messages demanding he change the report to say the missile was intercepted, or they would "kill" him. Fabian refused to change the report, stating it was based on information from Israeli aid services and the military, and that he had reported the matter to the police. Polymarket stated that it has banned the relevant accounts and will cooperate with law enforcement.

Huoxun Finance reported on March 17th that, according to The Block, U.S. SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce stated in an interview with CNBC that the regulator welcomes asset management companies exploring tokenization from proactively engaging in dialogue. Peirce said the SEC hopes to work with companies experimenting with new financial products, including tokenized instruments, to jointly explore market acceptance of these products. She emphasized that the SEC is not a "good or bad regulator" and does not determine the merits of financial products, but rather ensures that products comply with legal restrictions and disclosure requirements. Peirce noted that in recent years, with the shift in attitudes towards blockchain technology, more and more companies have approached the SEC regarding tokenization plans. She mentioned last week that SEC staff are exploring a "narrower" innovation exemption that would allow limited experimentation with certain tokenized securities within the existing regulatory framework while preserving investor protection. Peirce stated that as companies test these models, legal, operational, and technical issues are expected, but the regulator hopes to work alongside the industry to resolve these issues.