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PANews reported on October 11th that Coinglass data showed that over the past 12 hours, the cryptocurrency market saw $19.037 billion in liquidated contracts. This included $16.633 billion in long positions and $2.405 billion in short positions. The total liquidation amount for BTC was $5.304 billion, and for ETH, $4.361 billion. In the past 24 hours, a total of 1,621,284 people worldwide experienced margin calls, with a total liquidation amount of $19.141 billion. The largest single liquidation occurred on Hyperliquid's ETH-USDT platform, valued at $203 million.

The post ‘Invincible’ Season 4 Gets First Teaser Trailer And A Release Date appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Invincible Credit: Prime Video The much-anticipated fourth season of Prime Video’s popular animated superhero show Invincible is just around the corner. Amazon dropped a new teaser trailer for the upcoming season and it includes a release date: March, 2026. Okay, that’s not exactly a release date, but it’s a release month! We know we have just about six months to wait before we find out what happens next with our heroes. If you’re reading this post but somehow haven’t seen the first three seasons of Invincible, it’s very much not a cartoon for kids. Not only is it extremely violent, it deals with pretty adult themes, though unlike Amazon’s other big superhero show, The Boys, there’s not really graphic raunchy sex stuff or an abundance of swearing. It’s mature in ways that The Boys never will be. It’s also pretty much the best superhero show out there at the moment, consistently giving us better villains, conflicts and stories than anything out of DC or Marvel. The teaser trailer is cute. It’s not an actual trailer. We don’t see anything from Season 4. Instead, we have Mark / Invincible (Steven Yeun) and Atom Eve (Gillian Jacobs) sitting in a ruined burger joint, with Mark eyeing a plate of rotten food hungrily and Eve telling him to stop. Mark also boasts about how he just won a couple fights, something his fans complain he never does (a fun little friendly jab at the discourse in the fandom). Amazon also announced that Lee Pace (Foundation, The Hobbit) will play Viltrum’s Grand Regent Thragg, the chief antagonist of Season 4. Here’s the teaser: Season 3 was pretty epic, with some insanely dire back-to-back fights against powerful supervillains and one really tragic character death that I’m still not over. The story keeps building toward even…