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Tom Lee: The market is showing signs of forming a bottom; Ethereum, BMNR, and Bitcoin are recommended.

Gate News message, April 10, renowned market analyst Tom Lee posted that there are increasing signs the market bottom has already formed, even though the overall market still generally remains skeptical. Tom Lee suggested that for investors who are still skeptical, they could consider buying assets that performed ahead during the U.S.-Iran war. He pointed out that Ethereum and BMNR are among his top picks, and Bitcoin is also included among the recommendations. Tom Lee believes that crypto assets have already proven themselves to be a store of value during wartime.
ETH2,25%
BTC1,2%
GateNews·13h ago

ETH 15-minute jump of 0.62%: spot and on-chain funds in sync driving price moves

2026-04-10 11:00 to 2026-04-10 11:15 (UTC), the ETH price saw a clear intraday surge, with a 15-minute return of +0.62%. The candlestick price range was 2197.27 to 2212.8 USDT, with a swing of 0.71%. During this period, trading activity increased significantly, market attention rose, and volatility intensified. The main drivers behind this sudden move are a simultaneous rise in spot trading volume and the total value of on-chain transfers. In the first 10 minutes, spot trading volume was about $420,000, significantly higher than the average over the previous hour, confirming a more noticeable
ETH2,25%
BTC1,2%
GateNews·17h ago

Claude code leak sparks an LLM crisis, hackers have stolen researchers’ ETH

Security research reveals that in the LLM agent ecosystem, over 20% of free API routers actively inject malicious code, leading to asset theft and credential crises. In addition, the Claude code-leak incident has enabled attackers to spread malware by exploiting developers’ curiosity. The research team proposes a three-layer defense mechanism to address supply-chain security risks.
ETH2,25%
MarketWhisper·21h ago
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