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Tracking real-time crypto market hot spots and seizing the best trading opportunities—today is Friday, April 10, 2026. I am Wang Yibo! Good morning, crypto friends ☀. Hardcore fans, check in 👍. Like and get rich 🍗🍗🌹🌹
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On Thursday, global markets saw clear volatility due to the easing of the situation in the Middle East. The U.S. Dollar Index closed down 0.2%, and the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield closed at 4.2810%. Although this should have been positive for risk assets and anti-inflation assets like cryptocurrencies, expectations of a Middle East ceasefire simultaneously suppressed safe-haven sentiment. Large amounts of capital flowed into U.S. tech stocks (Nvidia rose 1%, and Amazon rose more than 5%), diverting incremental funds away from the crypto market. At present, the crypto market is locked in a standoff between profit-taking by earlier holders and low-level buy orders; ultimately, it has displayed a choppy tug-of-war pattern and failed to break out into a clear one-way range. Overall performance was weaker than anti-inflation assets like gold (closed up 1.06%). In the short term, it will still be dominated by macro sentiment, capital flows, and expectations for Federal Reserve interest rates, maintaining a range-bound consolidation pattern. Yibo will continue to track the Federal Reserve’s policy implementation, changes in institutional capital flows, and shifts in on-chain data, and will update its positioning strategy and target-asset dynamics in real time.
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Yesterday, during the daytime, Bitcoin overall stayed in a narrow range of 70500 to 71500, with sideways consolidation. In the evening, the price slightly dipped to 70492 before finding support, stabilizing, and gradually moving upward in a choppy fashion. The high rebounded to around the 72500 area. Today’s early session saw the bulls test a push higher again; the price surged to around 73100, but then met clear sell pressure. It printed a long upper shadow pin-dart pattern and quickly fell back. The price is currently trading again around the 71700 area. Overall, the chart is still locked in a short-term high-level box-range tug-of-war channel, with the battle between bulls and bears intensifying. Resistance is significant at the 73000 level, while support at 70500 is relatively firm. The direction for the short term is still not clear; going forward, it will be crucial to focus on whether the range breaks to choose the trend direction.
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Ethereum has recently also been stuck in a narrow range-bound consolidation. Yesterday’s daytime saw it continue to oscillate between 2156 and 2200, with a back-and-forth fight. In the evening, after dipping to the 2156 support level, it stabilized and rebounded. In the late session, it pushed up as high as around 2228, before entering high-level consolidation. At the open this morning, influenced by linkage with U.S. stock index futures, the price quickly surged to 2245, forming a long upper shadow pin-dart, and then rapidly fell back. It is currently again trading under pressure below 2200. From a technical standpoint, in the short term it remains in a box-range oscillation channel of 2156 to 2245. Selling pressure is concentrated in the 2200 to 2245 range, while the 2156 support is relatively strong. The morning’s pin-dart clearly indicates insufficient upward breakout momentum. The battle between bulls and bears is fierce, leaving the short-term direction unclear. Going forward, it will be necessary to closely watch for a break of the range to confirm the short-term trend.