🔥 Last 24 Hours Top 10 Cryptocurrency Hot Topics

1. Middle East conflict triggers a plunge in the crypto market, with the US and Israel conducting military strikes on Iran. BTC briefly drops to $63,216, while mainstream coins like ETH and SOL suffer heavy losses, causing a sudden black swan event in the market.
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2. Nearly $500 million in total crypto liquidations across the network in 24 hours, totaling $498 million, with 147,000 accounts forced to liquidate. Long positions account for over 90%, with the largest single liquidation at $11.17 million.
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3. BTC has declined for five consecutive months, with a roughly 14% drop in February. Since October 2025, it has continued to weaken, as safe-haven funds shift to traditional assets like gold and crude oil.
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4. BlackRock withdrew over 10,000 BTC from Coinbase within three days, worth approximately $717 million. Large institutional movements have attracted significant market attention.
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5. The first batch of Hong Kong dollar stablecoin licenses has been officially issued. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority requires 100% reserves and segregated custody. HSBC, Standard Chartered, and Bank of China Hong Kong are among the first to receive approval.
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6. The White House has set a deadline of March 1 for stablecoin regulation, advancing the implementation of the Clarity Act. It clarifies the regulatory roles of the SEC and CFTC and addresses disputes over the classification of interest-bearing stablecoins.
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7. The total cryptocurrency market cap decreased by 2.0% in 24 hours, falling below $23.5 trillion. Mainstream coins collectively weaken, and market panic spreads.
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8. Search volume for "How to buy Bitcoin" has surged significantly, approaching levels seen during the 2017 bull market. Retail investor interest is rising, but the current market is still dominated by institutions.
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9. Crypto VC funding activity has dropped to 2017 levels, with a sharp decline in monthly funding deals. Primary market liquidity continues to tighten, and the industry is cooling down.
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10. South Africa is increasing crypto regulation, incorporating cryptocurrencies into foreign exchange controls and the global information exchange system. RWA tokens are banned, and exchanges are required to report user information.
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