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The concept of Bitcoin was first proposed by Satoshi Nakamoto on November 1, 2008, and officially came into existence on January 3, 2009. Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer, decentralized cryptocurrency that does not rely on a central authority for issuance, but rather completes transactions through a proof-of-work consensus mechanism on the blockchain, commonly known as "mining." Bitcoin uses a distributed database of P2P network nodes to confirm, verify, and record currency transactions, with a total issuance of 21 million coins.
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first_img Canaan launched a $20 million buyback, with mining machine revenue down 96%

Bitcoin mining machine manufacturer Canaan has launched a $20 million stock repurchase plan, which is part of the $100 million repurchase authorization approved by the board on November 6, with a duration of 12 months. Management stated that they will actively promote the repurchase once the funds are in place and may adjust the purchase arrangements based on operational and financing needs. As of Wednesday's close, Canaan's stock price has fallen about 75% this year. CEO Zhang Nengeng stated that while maintaining a long-term digital asset reserve, the company is selectively liquidating cryptocurrency holdings to fund the stock repurchase.Canaan's revenue from mining machines in the third quarter was $4.8 million, a 96% decrease from $118.6 million in the same period last year, which the company attributed to weakened demand and declining prices. During the same period, self-mining revenue was $9.5 million, nearly double that of mining machine revenue. The company recorded a profit of $8 million for the quarter, but an operating loss of $42.9 million, with profits mainly coming from the revaluation gains of cryptocurrencies and financial derivatives. Previous disclosures indicated that the company had sold 3,952 ETH and 54.5 BTC for approximately $13.9 million and used $5.4 million in late August to repurchase 13.6 million American depositary shares.As of September 30, Canaan held 1,875.5 BTC, of which 1,258 BTC were pledged for loans, 100 BTC were placed in fixed-term products, and the remaining 517.5 BTC were directly recorded as cryptocurrency assets, valued at $43.7 million at the end of the quarter. The company's total cash and restricted cash amounted to $72.8 million, of which $50 million was used to support letters of credit for infrastructure commitments, leaving approximately $22.8 million outside the restricted balance. Management stated that the current stock price does not adequately reflect the company's business and growth prospects.

Analysis: The process of deleveraging has accelerated, and Binance's Bitcoin open interest has decreased by 17% in one month

CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost stated that within less than a month, the open interest of BTC on the Binance platform has decreased from 10.6 billion dollars to 8.8 billion dollars, a drop of 17%. Meanwhile, its 180-day moving average has risen from 8.4 billion dollars to 8.6 billion dollars. As the open interest falls below the moving average, new signals of deleveraging are emerging in the market. In a bull market phase, this signal typically appears when market corrections are nearing their end, reflecting that traders are reducing their leveraged exposure, which includes both voluntary liquidations and forced liquidations due to insufficient margin.Aside from the fact that this process may last for months in a bear market, a similar signal last appeared in June of this year when the BTC price was below 60,000 dollars, subsequently rebounding to above 87,000 dollars, with an increase of over 45%. Currently, as the open interest declines, the market is also experiencing large-scale liquidations. Low volatility seems to encourage some traders to take on higher risks to compensate for the insufficient returns brought about by the narrowing price fluctuations, making them more susceptible to market reversal shocks. Over the past three months, the monthly liquidation scale on Binance has reached new highs since 2021: over 1.4 billion dollars in August, 1.1 billion dollars in September, and 1.3 billion dollars in October. This trend appears to continue into November, with the liquidation scale exceeding 520 million dollars before the end of the first half of this month.These data highlight the potential losses that leveraged trading can bring to investors. In a market environment with low volatility and shrinking trading volume, blindly increasing risk exposure due to a lack of patience can quickly lead to heavy costs. However, the deleveraging phase also helps improve the market environment. Reducing leveraged positions can lower the risk of cascading liquidations, allowing spot demand to play a greater role in market pricing, thereby helping Bitcoin establish a more robust market structure.
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