In the past hour, total liquidations across the network reached $19.23 million, with $14.21 million from long positions, with $5.01 million from short positions. BTC liquidation $5.14 million, ETH liquidation $8.43 million.

According to a report on the SEC's official website, SEC Chair Paul S. Atkins and CFTC Chairman Mike Selig officially launched the Project Crypto joint initiative on January 29th at CFTC headquarters. This initiative aims to harmonize the two agencies' regulatory standards for the crypto market in response to bipartisan market structure legislation currently being pushed forward by Congress. Paul S. Atkins stated that the current regulatory model is ill-suited to the current state of technological convergence, and fragmented regulation has become a source of investor confusion rather than protection. Project Crypto will seek to establish a unified framework in areas such as trading, clearing, custody, and risk management, and will adhere to the principle of minimum effective dose for appropriate regulation. Furthermore, SEC staff have provided guidance over the past year on memecoin, stablecoins, mining, staking, and broker financial responsibility, and have clarified that registered advisors and regulated funds can deposit crypto assets with specific state-licensed financial institutions. This initiative marks a shift in regulatory focus from enforcement-driven to rule-clarification, aiming to reduce compliance costs through interagency collaboration.

According to CoinGlass data monitoring, the total liquidation amount across the network in the past 24 hours reached $1.464 billion, including $1.341 billion in long positions and $123 million in short positions. A total of 202,756 people were liquidated. Liquidations occurred in the last hour ($34.2209 million), the last four hours ($63.1179 million), and the last 12 hours ($225 million). The largest single liquidation occurred on the HTX BTC-USDT trading pair, worth $80.5799 million.

According to a report by The Block on January 30th, Vetle Lunde, Head of Research at K33, stated that Norway's sovereign wealth fund's indirect Bitcoin exposure is projected to grow by 149% to 9,573 coins by 2025. Its main investments include Strategy, MARA, Metaplanet, Coinbase, and Block. While the national fund does not directly purchase Bitcoin, many of these companies continue to hold it.

According to BitcoinTreasuries.NET, as of January 30, among the top 100 listed companies holding the most Bitcoin in the past 7 days, 7 companies increased their Bitcoin holdings, holding a total of 1,131,957 Bitcoins.