Vitalik responds that Ethereum still has a contract size limit: due to DoS risk considerations, it may be lifted after EIP-7864.

Data: In the past 24 hours, the total liquidation across the network was $87,420,900, with long positions liquidated at $34,809,600 and short positions at $52,611,300.

In the past 24 hours, the total liquidation amount across the entire network reached $87,420,900, with long positions liquidated at $34,809,600 and short positions at $52,611,300. The liquidation situations for Bitcoin and Ethereum long and short positions vary, with a total of 55,855 people liquidated worldwide. The largest single liquidation occurred on Hyperliquid, valued at $8.5 million.

Silicon Valley venture capital legend is quitting! Peter Thiel liquidates his holdings in the "ETHZilla" crypto company

The once-popular cryptocurrency accumulation company ETHZilla faced a severe setback as the hype faded, with its stock price plummeting 95% from its peak. Founders Fund sold all of its holdings at the end of last year to lighten the burden. The company then restructured and began exploring new business opportunities in real asset tokenization.

Understanding Vitalik's L2 Reflection: Moving Away from Fragmentation, Restoring Order in the New Stage with Native Rollups

Written by: imToken Recently, the most discussed topic in the Ethereum community has undoubtedly been Vitalik Buterin's public reflection on the scalability roadmap. It can be said that Vitalik's attitude is quite "sharp," openly stating that as Ethereum's mainnet (L1) scalability improves, the roadmap established five years ago, which regarded L2 as the primary scaling solution, has become invalid. This statement was initially interpreted by the market as a pessimistic view or even a rejection of L2 solutions. However, a careful analysis of Vitalik's core points, combined with Ethereum's series of mainnet scaling progress, decentralization assessment frameworks, and recent technical discussions around Native/Based Rollups, reveals that Vitalik is not entirely dismissing the value of L2 solutions. Instead, it leans more towards a "correction of course":

Exclusive Interview with Dynamic Zone: Fidelity Digital Assets Manager Emma Pecenicic Reveals: The Endgame of Tokenization is to Create a "Pure Digital Native" Fund

Fidelity Global Digital Assets Head Emma Pecenicic shares insights on driving financial transformation through tokenization, emphasizing the importance of regulatory clarity and establishing digital-native funds. Asia's fragmented environment is seen as a catalyst for innovation. Fidelity is testing cross-border real-time settlement through sandbox experiments, aiming to bring the efficiency of real-time trading to retail markets in the future and achieve financial democratization.

The Endgame of "Coin Hoarding Company": Liquidation or Self-Rescue?

Author: Prathik Desai Translated and organized by: BitpushNews Just over a year ago, for many companies seeking to boost their stock prices, becoming a cryptocurrency reserve company (DAT) seemed like an easy decision. Some Microsoft shareholders convened meetings to ask the board to evaluate the benefits of including some Bitcoin on the balance sheet. They even mentioned Strategy, which is the largest publicly listed Bitcoin DAT. At that time, a financial flywheel was in place, attracting everyone to follow. Buying large amounts of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana (SOL). Watching the stock price exceed the value of these assets. Issuing more shares at a premium. Using that money to buy more cryptocurrencies. Cycle repeats. This financial flywheel supporting publicly listed stocks seemed almost perfect, enough to tempt investors. They paid over two dollars just to indirectly acquire Bitcoin worth only one dollar.