OKX-BTC/USDT is currently trading at $101945.40, with a 5-minute decline of 0.06%. Please be aware of the market fluctuations.

The current price of ETH is $3352.17, with a rise of 0.07% in the past 24 hours. Among them, the total liquidation amount of contracts across the entire network in the past 24 hours was 233 million US dollars, with the main liquidation being short orders and ETH liquidation being 63.31 million US dollars (27.10%). The data is for reference only.

[Stable Deposit Phase 2 Exceeds $500 Million, Over 60 Wallets Mistakenly Deposited $2.34 Million] The second phase of Stable deposits has exceeded $500 million. According to monitoring by Lookonchain, more than 60 wallets mistakenly entered the contract address as the recipient address during deposits, involving a total of over $2.34 million. The project team reminds users to verify the recipient address before depositing to avoid sending funds to the wrong address.

[Stable Phase II Deposit Progress Over Halfway, First Address Deposits Nearly 100,000 USDC] On-chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring shows that within 25 minutes of the Stable Phase II deposit opening, a total of 242 million USDC has been successfully deposited, with progress over halfway. A large number of transactions are still pending. The first deposit address, 0xba6...8a2dB, spent 11 seconds and $243 in gas fees to successfully deposit 98,998.5 USDC, close to the 100,000 USDC limit. To prevent Sybil attacks, the funds are primarily transferred from exchanges. The first 20 small deposit addresses all adopted the "OKX withdraws small ETH + Bybit withdraws USDC" model, with fund preparation and deposit times closely aligned.

[JPMorgan Predicts Bitcoin May Rise to Around $170,000 in the Future] The JPMorgan analyst team stated that Bitcoin could rise to approximately $170,000 within the next 6 to 12 months, citing factors such as leverage reset and improved volatility of Bitcoin relative to gold. Analysts pointed out that the crypto market has recently pulled back about 20% from its peak, including the largest liquidation event in crypto history in the perpetual contracts market on October 10, followed by a smaller-scale liquidation on November 3. Analysts believe the November 3 liquidation is related to shaken investor confidence, as the decentralized finance protocol Balancer suffered a vulnerability attack exceeding $120 million, raising concerns about protocol security in the market.