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Tracking real-time crypto market hot topics and seizing the best execution opportunities—today is Friday, April 24, 2026. I am Wang Yibo! Good morning, fellow crypto friends ☀ Hardcore fans, check in 👍 Like it and get rich 🍗🍗🌹🌹
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On Thursday, global macro risk sentiment kept cooling off. The U.S.-Iran standoff escalated further, intensifying geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. This helped the U.S. dollar index strengthen and pushed up U.S. Treasury yields. Combined with a sharp surge in international oil prices, inflation concerns and expectations of high interest rates being sustained were once again reinforced. Global stock markets generally closed lower, and risk assets faced collective pressure. Affected by the negative macro catalysts converging, the crypto market yesterday overall maintained a narrow-range consolidation pattern. Price action lacked clear direction. As traditional high-volatility assets weakened in sync, market trading sentiment remained cautious, with funds in a wait-and-see mode. The battle between bulls and bears moved toward a rough balance, and in the short term the front page will continue to be constrained by the strengthening dollar and fluctuations in overseas markets—so the rhythm of range-bound oscillation should continue. Yibo will keep tracking the Federal Reserve’s policy implementation, changes in institutional fund flows, and shifts in on-chain data, updating the strategy layout and target dynamics in real time.
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Bitcoin yesterday overall maintained a narrow-range, consolidating between 77000-78500. The market repeatedly saw a tug-of-war between bulls and bears, with intense back-and-forth. Intraday, it tested lows and then rebounded multiple times, and also repeatedly surged and then pulled back, showing the typical characteristics of a high-level shakeout plus “chip turnover.” In terms of technical structure, price stayed tightly wrapped around short-term moving averages as they tangled and moved. The Bollinger Bands continued to tighten, and volatility contracted. The MACD histogram’s red and green bars alternated while shortening, with momentum staying increasingly dull—indicating that short-term direction is unclear and bullish and bearish forces are trending toward equilibrium. After dipping to the key support near 76900 in the early morning, it quickly rebounded, confirming strong buy-side support from below. Meanwhile, in the 78500-78600 area it repeatedly met resistance, and selling pressure noticeably intensified. Overall, the long-term bull structure has not been broken, but in the short term there is a lack of upward momentum. Most likely, it will continue to trade in a small range of 77000-78500, waiting for a breakout driven by volume and catalysts from the news. In terms of trading, the approach should mainly focus on selling high and buying low within the range, and then follow through with the trend after a breakout.
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Ethereum yesterday fluctuated and pulled back from the morning high around 2383. Overall, it showed a weak structure: highs gradually shifted downward, and the center of gravity continued to trend lower. After a dip to around the 2284 area early in the morning, it received buy-side support and began a technical rebound. From a technical standpoint, the hourly chart formed a descending channel. The moving average system is arranged with bearish alignment. The 2345 area—acting as a previously dense trading zone and a repeatedly tested rebound-and-rejection level—has already transformed into a strong resistance, suppressing the space for bulls to repair. MACD is operating below the zero axis, and the rebound momentum is relatively weak. RSI failed to reach overbought levels and fell again, showing that the bears remain in control while bulls are lacking strength. Current price action is in a consolidation phase after the down move; the rebound is only a weak correction and has not changed the short-term bearish structure. During the session, there is still room for repeated tug-of-war and volatility to digest. The key to watch is whether the strong resistance around 2345 can be effectively broken. On the downside, the defense lies in the 2280-2284 support zone. Until it breaks, the outlook remains biased toward weaker, sideways consolidation thinking.