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Tracking real-time hot topics in the crypto world and seizing the best trading opportunities. Today is Tuesday, April 7, 2026. I am Wang Yibo! Good morning, crypto friends☀ Hardcore fans check-in👍 Like and get rich🍗🍗🌹🌹
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On Monday, global financial markets were cautious with a mix of bullish and bearish signals. The latest deadline set by Trump remains unresolved. Expectations of Japanese currency intervention increased, causing the US dollar index to fall below 100. Gold prices surged then retreated, international oil prices fluctuated and closed higher. US stocks edged higher, but many European countries, A-shares, and Hong Kong stocks were closed for holidays, significantly reducing trading activity. Against this backdrop, the crypto market has shown a rollercoaster pattern independent of traditional financial markets: early morning prices sharply broke higher, with Bitcoin successfully surpassing $70k, and Ethereum breaking through $2,120 resistance, demonstrating the independent nature of digital assets; however, the rally was short-lived, with prices pulling back slightly from early morning to late night, forming a clear rollercoaster trend. This volatility is not accidental—partly driven by the phase of capital flowing into crypto markets during traditional market closures, pushing prices up, and partly influenced by geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran. Profit-taking at high levels triggered subsequent pullbacks, reflecting the weakening correlation between crypto and traditional markets, and highlighting the high volatility and speculative nature of digital assets. Yibo will continue to monitor Federal Reserve policy implementation, institutional capital flows, and on-chain data changes, providing real-time updates on strategic layouts and target assets.
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Bitcoin stabilized after dropping to a low of $66,000 yesterday, then began a volatile rebound. It surged to a high of $69,500 in the morning, then slightly retraced to $68,800 before rising again. In the afternoon, it reached a peak of around $70,350, but faced short-term strong resistance at that level. Coupled with profit-taking by bulls, prices quickly pulled back overnight, dropping to around $68,300 for support before rebounding. Overall, the pattern shows a rally hitting resistance, profit-taking, and then support-based recovery. The short-term remains in a range-bound pattern, with clear resistance at $70,000–$70,350 and a key support at $68,300.
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Ethereum stabilized after dropping to a low of $2,020 two days ago, then started a sideways upward structure. It surged to $2,135 in the morning, then slightly retraced, and continued climbing to around $2,174, encountering short-term strong resistance and entering a consolidation phase at high levels. Overnight, profit-taking caused a rapid pullback to around $2,087 for support, followed by a rebound. The overall pattern shows a bottoming and rising trend, with resistance at $2,174 and support at $2,087–$2,100, which are key levels to watch for rebounds. The short-term remains in a range-bound pattern.