From 2026-04-08 13:00 to 13:15 (UTC), the BTC price recorded a +0.78% return. The price fluctuated between 72067.5 and 72789.2 USDT, with a range amplitude of 1.00%. During this period, market volatility exceeded the usual levels of the same timeframe, trading activity rose noticeably, and overall market attention increased. The main driving force behind this unusual move was the concentrated inflow of leveraged funds into the futures market. Within the event window, BTC futures open interest (OI) increased by 8.09% in a single day. Spot and derivatives market trading volume rose 12% month-over-month compared with the previous hour, indicating

SpaceX plans to hold an investor briefing in April and is expected to secretly file for an IPO as early as this month, with a potential raise of up to $75 billion, which could become the largest IPO in history. Musk is considering allocating 30% of shares to retail investors to stabilize the stock price. Underwriting banks are divided by region. The final size and timing have not yet been determined.

From 17:45 to 18:00 (UTC) on March 26, 2026, ETH prices briefly declined within the range of 2045.86 to 2066.97 USDT. The 15-minute return was -0.85%, with a volatility of 1.02%. This fluctuation drew market attention, as the volatility was significantly higher than usual, indicating increased uncertainty about ETH's short-term trend. The main drivers of this movement were liquidity tightening, characterized by a sharp drop in active addresses and large institutional staking. On March 25, the number of on-chain active addresses for ETH decreased by 10%.

From 08:30 to 08:45 (UTC) on March 4, 2026, BTC recorded a +0.83% return, with a price range of 69,305.8 to 69,914.2 USDT, and an amplitude of 0.88%. In a short period, market attention significantly increased, trading volume expanded compared to usual, reflecting rapid capital flow and heightened volatility. The main drivers of this movement are partial short covering and concentrated liquidation of leveraged positions. Previously, after BTC retested a key support level, short positions were forced to cover and buy, pushing the price higher. During the same period, the frequency of large on-chain transfers and the average transaction amount increased markedly.

Gate News Report, March 4th, according to CoinMarketCap data, as of press time, USUAL (Usual) is currently trading at $0.02, up 14.75% in the past 24 hours, with a high of $0.02 and a low of $0.01. The current market capitalization is approximately $26.3 million, an increase of $3.37 million yesterday. Usual is a decentralized protocol that has built a distributed banking system. The protocol issues fiat-pegged stablecoins backed by real assets (RWA), combining the security of real assets with the composability and liquidity of DeFi. USD0 is Usual's core stablecoin, fully supported 1:1 by high-quality short-term assets such as U.S. Treasury bonds, providing a stable asset that does not rely on traditional banking systems. Additionally, Usual allows users to participate in governance through the USUAL governance token.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that KCM Trade Chief Market Analyst Tim Waterer stated that when the market opens on Monday, demand for gold may be higher than usual. Considering the potential duration of the conflict, which other countries might be involved, and inflation concerns, it is expected that gold will once again serve as the preferred safe-haven asset. Stock markets and other risk assets may be sold off, and investors will be seeking the best places to store their funds, with gold likely ranking at the top of that list. (Jin10)

January 28 News, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin shared a real on-chain operation experience on the decentralized social platform Farcaster, sparking discussions among developers and users about wallet design and block explorer capabilities. Vitalik stated that in the morning, he needed to check the signature addresses in his multi-signature wallet, but at that time he was using a mobile device and had not installed his usual wallet app. In this situation, he was not limited by a specific frontend but directly queried the address through a block explorer and used the "Read Contract" function to obtain the necessary information, successfully completing the operation.

On January 28, Bitcoin experienced a technical rebound after recently dropping to $85,970, but the rally was only about 4%, and it faced resistance again around $89,380, failing to generate sustained upward momentum. Despite market progress related to ETFs, the price performance remains relatively weak, indicating that macroeconomic conditions are significantly constraining short-term trends. From a technical perspective, Bitcoin previously formed a hidden bullish divergence on the daily chart, with RSI weakening while the price remained high, temporarily pushing the price higher. However, the effect of this signal was short-lived, as buying pressure was quickly offset by selling pressure. Meanwhile, positive news surrounding ETFs has not resulted in the usual amplification effect, reflecting that risk appetite among funds remains cautious.

PANews January 24 News, according to Coindesk, the Director of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Jonathan Gould (appointed by Trump), stated that the federal trust bank application related to World Liberty Financial Inc. will proceed as usual. Jonathan Gould declined the request from Senator Elizabeth Warren for a special review of potential conflicts of interest between the President and the company.

On January 22, news broke that Trump suddenly withdrew his tariff plans against the EU and signaled a thaw regarding the Greenland issue, causing significant losses for a group of traders on Polymarket. Previously, bets on "Will Trump acquire Greenland before 2027" quickly reversed, with the probability of "Yes" dropping to about 11%, and a large amount of funds experiencing a noticeable withdrawal. This trend once again confirms the so-called "TACO trading" logic. The concept was introduced by Robert Armstrong in 2025 to describe Trump's usual strategy: first issuing extreme threats to trigger market panic, then retracting or softening the stance, thereby triggering a rebound in asset prices. The "D-Day" tariff shock in April 2025 is a typical example, and the operations around European tariffs and the Greenland issue in January 2026 repeated this pattern.