In the past hour, total liquidations across the network reached $10.05 million, with $6.67 million from long positions, with $3.38 million from short positions. BTC liquidation $1.75 million, ETH liquidation $4.85 million.

According to Huoxun Finance on December 13th, CoinAnk data shows that in the past 24 hours, the total liquidation amount for cryptocurrency futures contracts across the entire network reached $236 million, including $196 million in long positions and $40.4638 million in short positions. The total liquidation amount for BTC was $50.0469 million, and the total liquidation amount for ETH was $85.1719 million.

Huoxun Finance News, December 13th - According to CoinDesk, the Bank of Japan's last interest rate hike caused the yen to appreciate, triggering a sharp rise in market risk aversion and causing Bitcoin's price to fall from approximately $65,000 to $50,000. However, the upcoming yen rate hike is unlikely to trigger risk aversion in the cryptocurrency market for two reasons: First, speculators currently hold net long (bullish) positions in the yen, making a rapid reaction to the Bank of Japan's rate hike unlikely; second, Japanese government bond yields have continued to climb this year, with both short-term and long-term yield curves reaching multi-decade highs. Therefore, the upcoming rate hike reflects official rates catching up with the market. Meanwhile, this week the Federal Reserve lowered interest rates by 25 basis points to their lowest level in three years while introducing liquidity measures. Taken together, these factors suggest a low probability of significant unwinding of yen carry trades and year-end risk aversion.

According to Huoxun Finance, on December 13th, OKX market data shows that BTC has just fallen below $90,000 and is currently trading at $89,983.30 per coin, a daily increase of 0.06%.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Strategy CEO Phong Le stated in an interview that accessing capital markets during a bear market is far more difficult than during a bull market, and the company can no longer raise funds as easily as before. The launch of preferred shares such as Stretch aims to enable MicroStrategy to secure funding even when Bitcoin prices are flat or volatile. He pointed out that MicroStrategy has built a Bitcoin finance framework over the past five years that works effectively in both bull and bear markets, and newly issued preferred shares must undergo a similar market "stress test." Facing a potential new downturn, the company will continue to pay dividends to steadily build investor confidence and pave the way for future fundraising, further solidifying its position as a Bitcoin finance and credit issuer capable of navigating complete market cycles.