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According to DefiLlama data, on April 10 on-chain Perp DEX market trading volume fell, with Aster’s trading volume in second place. The major trading volume rankings were, in order: Hyperliquid, TradeXYZ, and Aster.

April 9 news: After TradeXYZ’s trading volume doubled yesterday, it fell back, and Hyperliquid’s overall trading volume dropped below $10 billion. Based on the current ranking of major Perp DEX trading volumes, Hyperliquid, TradeXYZ, and EdgeX occupy the top three spots.

Gate News message, April 9, CoinGecko data shows that over the past 24 hours, XAUt0 on the Byreal platform had trading volume exceeding $1.8 million, with a market share of over 45%. At one point, it led Hyperliquid and Orca, becoming the main on-chain gold trading platform.

This week, XRP recorded a $119.6 million capital inflow, setting the highest mark since 2025 and becoming a major beneficiary in the crypto market. This round of funds returning was mainly driven by greater clarity in regulatory policy and XRP’s real-world use in cross-border payment infrastructure. Technically, it shows an initial recovery, but overall it is still in a downward channel. The support and resistance levels are $1.31 and $1.40, respectively; if it breaks through, it is expected to reach $1.50.

Bitmine has accumulated 4.8M ETH, nearly 4% of the supply, while expanding staking operations to generate up to $282M annually. With $11.4B in total holdings, the firm plans to list on the NYSE, solidifying its status as a leading Ethereum holder.

Gate News message, according to data ranking top L1 chains by average daily active users in Q1 2025, BNB Chain ranks first with 4.5 million daily average users, TRON takes second place with 3.2 million users, and NEAR Protocol secures third position with 2.5 million users. Solana and Sei Network ran

What to know: The total market cap of tokenized assets reached a new all-time high of $24.6B in January, driven primarily by growth in tokenized treasuries and a surge in tokenized commodities. Tokenized treasuries accounted for 39.0% of the total market capitalization, while tokeniz

The Ethereum network’s stablecoin on-chain value reaches $180 billion, accounting for 60% of the global market. Over the next four years, on-chain capital inflows are expected to reach $1.7 trillion; if Ethereum grows by 470%, there will be $850 billion in new funding before 2030. Major financial institutions have already launched tokenized funds, driving stablecoin supply to an all-time high.

Iran’s Bitcoin hashrate fell to 2 EH/s in the past quarter, a drop of 77%, mainly due to a sharp decline in the price of Bitcoin that affected mining profitability, rather than the Middle East conflict. Despite being affected by airstrikes, neighboring countries such as the UAE and Oman were not impacted, and global hashrate still remained at about 1,000 EH/s. Even if Iran’s hashrate has collapsed, the security of the overall Bitcoin network has not been threatened.

Phoenix reports the top 9 best-performing decentralized exchanges, with Uniswap leading at $1.25B in 24H volume. The DEX market holds 14.91% against centralized exchanges, totaling $38.76B weekly volume.

The market cap of tokenized assets reached $24.6B in January, led by tokenized treasuries and commodities. Treasuries made up 39% of this, while commodities surged due to rising gold prices. Stablecoins contributed to liquidity, with a market cap of $308B.

By 2026, the U.S. crypto asset management market landscape is gradually taking shape, and major institutions use compliant tools such as ETFs to manage more than $100 billion in assets. BlackRock leads, followed closely by Fidelity and Grayscale, while Bitwise and Galaxy compete with differentiated strategies. Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF application could reshape the market landscape, shifting the competitive focus to where the capital flows and the product structure.

As of April 6, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a net inflow of $471 million in a single day. IBIT and FBTC accounted for nearly 70%, indicating that institutional investors prefer stability. On the same day, Ethereum spot ETFs also saw a net inflow of $120 million; market sentiment leaned toward risk-on, and institutional capital’s demand for allocations to mainstream crypto assets remains strong. In addition, BlackRock has filed to enter the Nasdaq 100 ETF market, expanding its ETF product lineup.

On April 6, Bitcoin spot ETF net inflows reached $471 million, including a single-day net inflow of $182 million for the BlackRock ETF and a net inflow of $147 million for the Fidelity ETF. Bitcoin spot ETF total net assets were $90.26B, with cumulative net inflows of $56.43B.

Japan-listed company Metaplanet this week purchased 5,075 BTC for $405 million, becoming the world’s largest BTC buyer in a single week, surpassing Strategy’s $330 million. Metaplanet faces new JPX regulatory pressure, and the CEO said it will work with regulatory authorities. The total amount of BTC held by globally listed companies is 1,033,280 BTC.

Tom Lee said on CNBC that since the start of geopolitical conflicts, Ethereum has outperformed the broader market, posting a gain of more than 8% and ranking second globally. Wartime fiscal spending is expected to grow, which will provide support for the market. BitMine recently holds more than 4.8 million Ether—equivalent to more than 4.8 million Ethereum—showing bullish confidence and strategy.

LunarCrush's report on Real-World Assets (RWAs) reveals Elysia ($EL) as the leader in social activity, followed by Internet Computer ($ICP). The rankings are based on posts, interactions, and social dominance, showcasing strong engagement among top projects.

Bitcoin treasury company Strive recently increased its holdings by 113 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 13,791 BTC, ranking ninth. CEO Matt Cole hinted that it will surpass a certain CEX that holds 15,389 BTC.

The blockchain sector saw a decline in developer activity, with Ethereum still leading despite a 27.54% drop to 9.2K events. BNB Chain and Polygon followed. Notably, Cosmos recorded a 3.3% increase in activity, contrasting with others experiencing declines.

The market cap of tokenized assets reached $24.6B in January, led by tokenized treasuries and commodities. Treasuries made up 39% of this, while commodities surged due to rising gold prices. Stablecoins contributed to liquidity, with a market cap of $308B.