Wu Shuo learned from the official dashboard that the market capitalization of Ondo’s stock tokens has exceeded $1 billion, covering BNB Chain, Ethereum, Solana, and HyperEVM. Meanwhile, the total trading volume of Ondo’s stock tokens has surpassed $18 billion, with $5.6 billion in minting and redemption transactions. Over the past month, Ondo tokens have risen by more than 60%, and the market cap has broken through $2 billion.

Just noticed the crypto market is taking a real hit today. Bitcoin dropped below 76K, which hasn't happened in ages, and that's basically triggering a domino effect across everything else. Ethereum is down over 6%, Solana and BNB each fell around 3%, and XRP is down about 4%. It's not some single headline causing this—feels more like a classic deleveraging situation. The liquidation numbers are wild. We saw roughly 237 million in BTC long positions get wiped out in just 24 hours. But here's the thing—this isn't new. Over the past week alone, BTC liquidations hit 2.16 billion, and for the whole month it's over 4.4 billion. So leverage has been bleeding out of the market for weeks, not just today. When Bitcoin drops, those forced sells turn into market orders that push it lower, which triggers even more liquidations. Since Bitcoin dominates the derivatives space, this pressure naturally spills into altcoins as traders cut risk everywhere. Looking at open interest in perpetual futures, it fell about 4.4% in the last day alone—that's roughly 26 billion in exposure wiped. Over the past month, total derivatives open interest is down around 34%. There's also growing nervousness around some major holders who are sitting on massive unrealized losses, which adds to the risk-off mood. Even stocks in Europe are weakening, so this isn't just a crypto thing. For crypto news watchers, the key level to watch is 75K for Bitcoin. If it holds there, the market might stabilize. Break below it and we're looking at 70K as the next major support. Until Bitcoin stops falling and these liquidations slow down, expect volatility to stay elevated and any bounces to struggle. The pressure here is real—this is weeks of deleveraging finally catching up to the market.

You know, I recently came across a story that really makes you think about the risks in the crypto market. It’s about a guy named Jerome Calvin — a classic example of how you can lose everything on volatile assets. This person lost $5.6 billion. Yes, you read that right — billion. From complete wealth to zero. And now he’s the poorest person in the world, ironically surrounded by memories of what was once his fortune. Interestingly, his portfolio included exactly those assets that are now being discussed everywhere: SHIB, BTC, SOL, PEPE. A classic crypto portfolio that seemed promising but ultimately led to disaster. This story is a great example of why the poorest person in the world often becomes a victim of their own mistakes in managing capital. Lack of diversification, too high risk, possibly bad timing of entries — all played a role. When you see stories like this, you realize that even the poorest person in the world was once wealthy. It’s not about luck or failure — it’s about how important it is to manage risks. The crypto market can give, but it can also take everything away in an instant.