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Bitcoin breaks through $78,000, while Ethereum climbs above $2,390. This article reviews the V-shaped reversal trend from April 13 to 22, analyzing the evolution of liquidation data and the Fear and Greed Index.

Bitmine increases its weekly holdings by 101,627 ETH, bringing its total holdings to nearly 5 million ETH. This article breaks down the logic behind institutional-grade ETH accumulation of staking returns, the trend toward institutionalization, and its impact on Ethereum’s supply structure.

Bitcoin spot ETF posted a net inflow of $996 million for the week, hitting a new high since January. BlackRock’s IBIT led the way. Total assets under Bitcoin spot ETFs surpassed $100 billion, and the institutional allocation trend continues.

The Strait of Hormuz blockade triggers a major shock in the crypto market: after Bitcoin first breaks above $78,000, it then falls back to $74,000, and the market remains in panic. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the transmission mechanism between geopolitical shocks and crypto market price action.

Last week, Strategy added 13,927 BTC at an average price of $71,902, bringing total holdings to over 780k BTC. In Q1, Strategy purchased about 89,599 bitcoins. Its financing model shifted from convertible bonds to high-dividend preferred stock, with both unrealized losses on the books and tax-related pressure.

On April 17, Bitcoin traded in a tight range near $75,500. The U.S. vetoed a war-powers resolution against Iran, while Israel and Lebanon reached a 10-day ceasefire—geopolitical signals moved in opposite directions. Institutional fund inflows coexisted with outflows on-chain; Bitcoin’s correlation with the Nasdaq briefly turned negative—leaving the market waiting for a breakout in either direction.

BTC breaks through $75,000; the Iran–Israel ceasefire and fresh highs in U.S. stocks lift risk assets, but the options market remains somewhat cautious. The ETH/BTC ratio rebounds, signaling capital rotation.

Gate Pre-IPOs launches its first SPCX on the platform, offering SPCX subscriptions at a price of $590 per share, with an implied market value of $1.4 trillion. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the Pre-IPOs product mechanics, SPCX exit paths, and valuation logic, helping users understand how to track the value of top unicorns with a low entry threshold of 100 USDT.

Trump claimed that the Iran conflict was “nearing an end,” and after that, US stock futures jumped across the board, gold surged sharply, oil prices plunged, and Bitcoin briefly broke above $76k. This article offers an in-depth analysis of how a geopolitical shift triggers a broad rebound in risk assets.

BTC breaks through $74,000, reaching the highest level since the outbreak of the Iran war; short sellers are liquidated in a single day totaling $427 million. How did expectations for U.S.-Iran negotiations trigger this round of gains?

The U.S. Navy began blockading the Strait of Hormuz starting April 13, U.S. Eastern Time, with all passage halted. Crude oil prices jumped nearly 10% in a single day, while Bitcoin fell 1.2% over the past 24 hours.

U.S. Central Command confirms that, starting April 13, it will impose a maritime blockade on Iranian ports, while international shipping through the Strait of Hormuz is not affected. WTI crude oil prices break above $105, and Bitcoin falls back to around $71,000, with global energy and crypto asset markets responding in sync.

The breakdown of the nuclear talks between Iran and the U.S. caused Bitcoin to surge and then pull back, with the situation in the Strait of Hormuz and macroeconomic data becoming the focus. This article will explain the logic behind volatility in the crypto market amid geopolitical conflict and the movement of on-chain capital.

Analyze market expectations before the release of the U.S. March CPI data, divergences in the inflation structure, and the potential transmission pathways to crypto assets’ risk appetite.

Strategy In Q1, bought 89,599 BTC, while Bitcoin ETFs saw nearly $500 million in outflows year over year, marking a historic divergence in capital between the two types of institutions.

After the Iran–Israel ceasefire, Bitcoin and gold both rose in sync before pulling back. From the perspective of geopolitical chess, we break down the deeper logic behind the price moves and the outlook that follows.

Tom Lee says the market has shown clear bottoming signals and he continues to be bullish on Ethereum and Bitcoin. This article combines on-chain data with Gate market data to provide an in-depth analysis of this latest view from the Wall Street analyst.

The Federal Reserve’s March meeting minutes show that “some” officials supported raising interest rates, with hawkish language noticeably upgrading from January’s “several” officials, putting the crypto market under pressure from tighter interest-rate expectations.

Iran has set up a tiered toll system in the Strait of Hormuz, requiring tankers to pay a toll of $1 per barrel in RMB or cryptocurrency. This move is reshaping global energy trade and the cryptocurrency market landscape.

The Federal Reserve’s March meeting minutes will be released tonight, as tensions in the conflict between Iran and the U.S. escalate and the direction of interest rates becomes uncertain. This article will explain the key focus of the minutes, the conditions for rate hikes, and the impact on the crypto market.