The entire crypto market experienced $505 million in liquidations over the past 24 hours, with long positions accounting for $362 million of that.

Bitcoin rises 4.3% to $69,100, US spot BTC ETF inflows increase to $934 million

Gate News reports that on March 10th, on-chain analytics firm Glassnode's monitoring data showed that Bitcoin rose 4.3% to approximately $69,100. Open interest in futures contracts increased, and there was positive buying in the perpetual contract market. In the United States, spot Bitcoin ETF inflows increased to about $934 million, a 20% rise from the previous week. The data also indicates that current trading volume and network activity remain sluggish, and capital flows are weak.

Gate Daily (March 10): Bhutanese government transfers 175 Bitcoins; MicroStrategy adds 17,994 BTC on dips

Bitcoin has recently rebounded strongly, with a price of approximately $68,990. The Bhutan government has transferred another 175 Bitcoins, MicroStrategy has increased its holdings by nearly 18,000 coins, reaching a total of 738,731 coins. Trump stated that the US-Iran conflict will end quickly, oil prices rose less than expected, and overall market sentiment has improved.

Hyperliquid crude oil contract surpasses $1.2 billion, ranking as the second-largest trading pair

Hyperliquid's CL-USDC contract traded over $1.2 billion in volume within 24 hours, nearly 57 times the growth compared to the US-Israel strike on Iran, indicating a sensitive response to geopolitical pressures. As a perpetual futures contract with no expiration date, settled in USDC, it attracts retail traders but does not directly represent traditional oil market prices. Overall energy and precious metals contracts have seen increased activity, reflecting market sentiment and heightened leverage trading interest.

Hyperliquid crude oil contract CL-USDC daily trading volume exceeds $1.2 billion, becoming the platform's second-largest trading market

On March 10th, Bloomberg reported that due to escalating conflicts in the Middle East, the 24-hour trading volume of perpetual contracts tracking WTI crude oil on the Hyperliquid platform exceeded $1.2 billion, making it the second-largest market after Bitcoin. The contract price briefly rose to $107 per barrel, with $75 million in short positions liquidated, indicating the market's sensitive reaction to the Iran situation.

Bitcoin funding rates hit a three-month low, are the bears "jumping the gun" before the non-farm payroll data?

This article analyzes the dynamics of the Bitcoin derivatives market, pointing out that before macroeconomic data releases, the market shows downward risks through funding rates, open interest, and liquidation data. Negative funding rates, high open interest, and the subsequent employment report collectively influence market direction, revealing how the derivatives market quickly reflects macro pressures and trader sentiment.

In the past hour, the entire network has liquidated $90.08 million, and crude oil futures contracts have liquidated $29.2 million.

Gate News Report, March 9th, Coinglass data shows that in the past hour, the total liquidation across the entire network reached $90,084,300, with long positions liquidated at $43,935,600 and short positions at $46,148,700. By asset type, XYZ:CL (Crude Oil Futures Contract) liquidation was $29.2 million, and BTC liquidation was $22.12 million.