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Flash
- 02:42Trader qwatio Faces Another Partial Liquidation, Current Unrealized Losses Exceed $4.6 MillionAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, on-chain analyst Onchain Lens has monitored that trader @qwatio has once again suffered partial liquidation, incurring a loss of $1.22 million on short positions in BTC (40x leverage), ETH (25x leverage), and FARTCOIN (10x leverage). Currently, their unrealized losses have exceeded $4.6 million.
- 02:37A major whale sells 407,427 TRUMP tokens worth approximately $3.96 millionAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain has monitored that a certain whale sold 407,427 TRUMP tokens, worth approximately $3.96 million, incurring a loss of $1.37 million.
- 02:08Over 50 Companies in Hong Kong Intend to Apply for Stablecoin LicensesOdaily Planet Daily reports that with the Stablecoin Regulation set to take effect on August 1, there are currently 50 to 60 companies interested in applying for a Hong Kong stablecoin license. Half of these are payment institutions, while the other half are well-known internet companies, most of which have Chinese capital backgrounds. Industry insiders expect that only 3 to 4 licenses will be issued in the first phase, with the initial stablecoins mainly pegged to the Hong Kong dollar and the US dollar. (Hong Kong 01)