In the past hour, total liquidations across the network reached $18.61 million, with $17.77 million from long positions, with $837,927.19 from short positions. BTC liquidation $132,762.71, ETH liquidation $3.94 million.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Franklin Templeton portfolio manager Jack McIntyre stated that there is a significant divergence in the Federal Reserve's policy views for 2026, which may mean more volatility in financial markets next year. He pointed out that this rate cut is a risk-management operation, indicating that the Fed is paying more attention to the sluggish labor market. "Given the lag in the effectiveness of monetary policy and the fact that labor market statistics are lagging economic indicators, it is reasonable for the market to expect more rate cuts," McIntyre added. Investment strategist Larry Hatheway believes that although the market has priced in the expectation of significant Fed easing, the challenge facing investors is that the Fed is not yet willing to recognize the market's expected low interest rate path in the future. (Jinshi)

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a whale deposited another 3.09 million USDC to HyperLiquid to purchase 54,225 HYPEs. In the past 24 hours, the whale spent a total of 5.7 million USDC to purchase 101,615 HYPEs at an average price of US$56.19.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Binance founder CZ posted a message on the X platform, warning crypto projects about the security threat posed by North Korean hackers. He mentioned: "These North Korean hackers are sophisticated, creative, and patient. I've seen/heard of [examples]: 1. They impersonate job seekers and try to get a job at your company. This gets them a foot in the door. They particularly favor development, security, and finance positions. 2. They impersonate employers and try to interview/offer your employees. During the interview, they'll claim there's a problem with the Zoom software and send your employee an "update" link containing a virus that will take over your employee's device. Or they'll give your employee a coding problem and then send some "sample code." 3. They impersonate users and send you a link in a customer support request. The link will contain a downloadable virus. 4. They pay/bribe your employees and outsourcing vendors to access data. Just a few months ago, a major outsourcing service in India was hacked, leaking user data from a major US exchange, resulting in over $400 million in user assets lost. This continues. For all crypto platforms, train your employees not to download files and carefully screen your candidates. Stay vigilant!"

Huoxun Finance reported on September 18th that Binance Alpha will officially launch ArkofPanda (AOP) on September 19th. Eligible users can claim the airdrop using Binance Alpha Points on the Alpha event page after trading opens. Detailed details will be announced later.