In the past hour, total liquidations across the network reached $11.59 million, with $3.80 million from long positions, with $7.78 million from short positions. BTC liquidation $564,294.28, ETH liquidation $528,637.58.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the Ethereum staking protocol Lido responded to the vulnerability attack on Resolv Labs on the X platform, stating that community contributors are aware of the attack and that Lido Earn user funds remain safe, requiring no action at this time.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, rising energy prices coupled with heightened tensions in the Middle East are further pushing up mining costs. With electricity costs continuing to exert pressure, if miners are forced to sell Bitcoin to maintain operations, it could create additional selling pressure on the market. Data shows that the economic pressure on Bitcoin mining is intensifying. Currently, the average production cost per BTC is approximately $88,000, while the Bitcoin price is around $69,200, meaning miners are losing nearly $19,000 per BTC, resulting in an overall loss of about 21%. Meanwhile, the network difficulty has decreased by about 7.8%, the second largest decrease in 2026, reflecting the exit of computing power and increased network pressure. The hash rate has fallen back to approximately 920 EH/s, and the average block time has increased to over 12 minutes. Analysts believe that if the Bitcoin price continues to fall below the cost line and the difficulty continues to decline, the miner exit process may continue, putting pressure on the spot market structure in the short term. (CoinDesk)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Resolv Labs stated on its X platform that the security incident involving the unauthorized minting of USR tokens is still under investigation. Currently, the collateral pool remains fully saturated, and no underlying assets have been lost. The issue appears to be limited to the USR issuance mechanism. The team's current priorities include controlling the spread of the incident, assessing the potential impact, and ensuring that legitimate users are not affected. They will continue to advance the investigation and disclose further developments as soon as possible.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Bitcoin fell sharply over the weekend, breaking below the $69,200 mark, a 24-hour drop of approximately 2.2%, and a weekly decline of 3.1%, influenced by Trump's 48-hour ultimatum to Iran and threats to strike power facilities. Dragged down by market sentiment, major crypto assets also weakened: Ethereum fell to approximately $2,114, while XRP, BNB, Solana, and Dogecoin all recorded varying degrees of decline. The Federal Reserve maintained its interest rate unchanged this week, and its dovish stance should have supported risk assets. However, continuous news of war risks prevented traders from making large one-sided bets. The previous market rebound driven by ceasefire expectations quickly reversed over the weekend. Analysts believe that if Iran does not restore passage through the Strait of Hormuz within the deadline, the conflict may escalate further to the energy infrastructure level. Coupled with the disruption of approximately 20% of global oil and gas transportation, this could continue to suppress the performance of risk assets. (CoinDesk)