Bitcoin traded little changed around $62,600 on Tuesday, despite Strategy's purchase of 1,550 BTC for $101 million, as risk-averse investors awaited U.S. inflation data and next week's Fed meeting. The lack of price movement reflects cautious sentiment, with derivatives markets showing negative funding and put-heavy positioning. Total crypto futures volume slipped 1.3% to $190.7 billion, while liquidations crashed 48%, signaling aggressive leverage has been flushed. Open interest remained flat around $103 billion. In a major security incident, Humanity Protocol's H token plunged up to 90% after attackers stole private keys from a Humanity Foundation member, draining over $32 million from 17 wallets. The theft is ongoing, with the attacker selling stolen H for ether and minting additional tokens on BNB Chain. Humanity advised users to avoid its bridge and liquidity pools. This attack follows a 2026 pattern of key theft rather than code exploits, similar to Solana's Drift and Kelp DAO incidents. Sahara AI's SAHARA token also dropped 60% to near its all-time low, with massive turnover indicating a capitulation event. However, Sahara denied any security issues, attributing the move to a pre-scheduled token transfer.

Key facts

• Bitcoin flat at $62,600 despite Strategy buying 1,550 BTC for $101 million.
• Derivatives show negative funding and put bias; liquidations down 48%.
• Humanity Protocol H token crashes 90% after $32M private-key theft.
• Sahara AI's SAHARA drops 60% in capitulation but denies security issues.

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