According to OKX market data, BTC has fallen below 65,000 USDT, currently trading at 64,972 USDT, a 24-hour drop of 4.61%. (This news item was generated with AI assistance.)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, monitoring by on-chain analyst Ai Yi, 15 minutes ago, an address (0xcB3...743e) that had held ETH for over two years sold 3313 ETH. This address accumulated 6569.27 ETH between September 2023 and February 2024 at an average price of $1792.1, totaling $11.77 million, and subsequently held them in a staked state for an extended period. Last August, this position had a floating profit exceeding $19.96 million, but due to a failure to reduce holdings in time, the profit from this single transaction has now shrunk to $338,000. The remaining half of the address's position is currently near its cost basis.

According to data from Coinglass, as reported by Odaily Planet Daily, approximately $316 million in positions were liquidated across the network in the past 24 hours, including $290 million in long positions and approximately $25.6081 million in short positions.

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, Vitalik Buterin (0xfeb...03b2) continues to sell ETH. In the past 1.5 days, he sold 1694 ETH for $3.31 million. Since February 2nd, Vitalik Buterin has sold a total of 8651 ETH for $17.97 million, with an average price of $2077 per ETH. Currently, there are still 10,676 ETH (approximately $20.86 million) available for sale.

According to Huoxun Finance on February 23, with the development of quantum computing technology, approximately 7 million Bitcoins (worth about $440 billion), including Satoshi Nakamoto's 1 million BTC, may be at risk due to compromised encryption. Zeynep Koruturk, a partner at Firgun Ventures, stated that recent research shows the time required to crack RSA-2048 may be shortened to 2-3 years, potentially accelerating the threat to elliptic curve cryptography. Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino believes that recirculating vulnerable older coins is better than changing consensus rules; Digital Citizen Fund CEO Roya Mahboob emphasized that freezing old addresses would compromise Bitcoin's immutability, and supporters should upgrade encryption technology to address the threat. Meanwhile, Jameson Lopp suggested migrating vulnerable tokens to quantum-resistant addresses via a soft fork to prevent wealth redistribution by quantum attackers. OP_NET co-founder Frederic Fosco believes that the quantum threat is an engineering problem that can be solved through technological upgrades and should not be a cause for excessive concern.