the total open interest amounted to $117555867107.9063, with BTC at $55.09 billion, ETH at $33.96 billion, XRP at $6.15 billion, LTC at $2.43 billion, ETC at $1.33 billion, DASH at $1.28 billion, IOTA at $905.94 million, XMR at $689.71 million, QTUM at $624.22 million, . The data is sourced from the quarterly and perpetual contracts on Bitget,dYdX,Deribit,CME,Hyperliquid,Binance,Coinbase,OKX,Bybit,Gate,HTX,Kraken,Crypto.com,Bitfinex,BitMEX. This report is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.

The total liquidation amount in the past 24 hours was $342.74 million, including $157.24 million in BTC, $72.29 million in ETH, $10.41 million in DASH, $8.74 million in RIVER, $6.37 million in SOL, $5.36 million in XRP, $5.19 million in BARD, $4.99 million in ZEC, $4.90 million in XMR, $3.64 million in IP, $3.13 million in BIANRENSHENG, $2.73 million in BERA, $2.37 million in ICP, $1.95 million in PUMP, $1.87 million in 1000PEPE, $1.84 million in DOGE, $1.81 million in GUN, $1.59 million in FARTCOIN, $1.53 million in SUI, $1.48 million in AXS, $1.36 million in ZEN, $1.31 million in WIF, $1.08 million in LTC, $1.01 million in ASTER, $881,099.05 in WLFI, $866,655.98 in BCH, $743,304.85 in ADA, $699,536.91 in BEAT, $697,817.92 in LINK, $666,257.91 in TRADOOR, $539,643.85 in PENGU, $534,580.63 in POL, $476,083.87 in ZAMA, $476,081.19 in BLUR, $467,966.63 in HYPE, $462,002.84 in ENA, $461,611.42 in CHZ, $459,196.07 in BNB, $443,047.38 in AVAX, $425,087.03 in XPL, $415,687.35 in H, $409,341.15 in DOLO, $401,709.09 in 黑马, $393,653.43 in 1000BONK, $389,260.19 in DOT, $381,648.74 in BREV, $377,611.08 in NEAR, $365,560.03 in NOT, $334,637.83 in HBAR, $334,070.07 in FIL, $318,992.15 in ORDI, $318,018.46 in PIPPIN, $313,908.61 in GIGGLE, $303,008.87 in TIA, $297,558.15 in FORM, $293,805.14 in ZEREBRO, $288,476.9 in RENDER, $281,883.18 in 老子, $281,527.49 in VIRTUAL, $278,955.3 in ARC, $274,050.77 in WHITEWHALE, $272,674.38 in TAO, $266,661.58 in SHIB, $260,930.32 in PLAY, $244,679.24 in AAVE, $240,722.76 in KGEN, $239,018.91 in PEPE, $236,429.19 in CLO, $232,381.44 in TON, $219,250.27 in WLD, $217,531.82 in LIT, $208,420.99 in MOVE, $207,947.43 in 4, $204,549.17 in TRUMP, $198,294.45 in VVV, $195,192.67 in ARB, $190,630.29 in FHE, $183,080.9 in UAI, $172,357.69 in DN, $167,736.91 in ICNT, $167,706.03 in XLM, $167,360.11 in USELESS, $159,375.56 in 1000FLOKI, $157,954.07 in LIGHT, $157,069.07 in ZRO, $157,032.64 in STRK, $150,228.38 in HUMA, $149,247.48 in LYN, $148,030.26 in DEEP, $143,110.32 in PIEVERSE, $142,200.97 in OP, $141,083.43 in 1000SHIB, $140,437.71 in NIGHT, $137,009.89 in MERL, $132,686.42 in 人生K线, $129,774.48 in ONDO, $125,523.53 in B, $121,282.48 in ZKP, $118,801.92 in ETC, $7.53 million in Others. The data is sourced from the quarterly and perpetual contracts of Binance, Bybit, HTX, OKX, Gate, Hyperliquid, Bitfinex, BitMEX. The statistical period is from 8:30 AM on January 14, 2026 to 8:30 AM on January 15, 2026. This report is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.

Odaily reports that Coinbase Markets announced on its X platform that the conversion from Maker (MKR) to Sky (SKY) is complete. Sending and receiving Maker (MKR) is now re-enabled.

Odaily reports that the Zcash Foundation has announced the formal conclusion of its multi-year investigation by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which has explicitly stated it will not recommend any enforcement action. The foundation stated that it received a subpoena related to "certain crypto asset offerings" in August 2023 and has now received notification of the case's closure from the regulator. An SEC spokesperson responded that the agency "does not comment on the existence of investigations." This closure comes against the backdrop of a shift in the SEC's enforcement approach towards the crypto industry. Over the past year, the SEC has withdrawn or terminated several cases, including one involving Coinbase, and investigations into some DeFi projects, a move seen as a contrast to its previously more aggressive regulatory stance.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that with the Senate Banking Committee hearings approaching, US crypto legislation has entered its final sprint. The bill has now seen over 70 amendments, with disagreements rapidly escalating over stablecoin yields and DeFi regulation, drawing involvement from the crypto industry, banking lobbying groups, and consumer protection organizations. The Senate will revise and vote on the bill on Thursday. The bill aims to clarify the regulatory boundaries between the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), define the attributes of digital assets, and introduce new disclosure requirements. Committee Chairman Tim Scott released the 278-page bill text on Monday, after which senators from both parties submitted numerous amendments. Some proposals involve granting the Treasury Department the power to sanction "distributed application layers," while others focus on stablecoin yields, becoming the biggest point of contention. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that his Stand With Crypto group will score Thursday's revision vote, saying it will test whether senators are "on the side of bank profits or on the side of consumer rewards." Industry insiders point out that while the bill still has momentum, its final direction remains highly uncertain.