Gate News announcement, according to an official announcement from Gate Gate has removed the trading markets for 27 tokens including FURY, SYLO, GEC, SLICE, NAOS, BITCAT, RENA, SAVM, TRG, CHER, TAPROOT, VALUE, SOP, NLC, MPT, NAM, MOONPIG, AA, GGG, SMOLE, MPH, GPUAI, ALPACA, ROOM, ZBU, and TCT. After evaluation, these tokens do not meet the standards for enabling trading. For users who have submitted forms and meet the requirements, Gate has deposited the corresponding buyback amounts into the users' accounts. After delisting, users can continue to use Gate as a wallet to store assets for these coin types. The specific delisting time for wallet functions and the operational details will be notified separately.

Gate News message, April 13, on-chain analyst Ai Yi monitored and showed that address 0x338…bf8ea opened a 25x leveraged short position for 6,700 ETH last night, with a position value of about $14.75 million. The opening price was $2,209.4, the liquidation price was $2,218.7, and the liquidation room was only $9.

Well-known analyst Tom Lee said in an interview that despite the U.S.-Iran conflict and rising oil prices, the stock market did not fall, showing that the market has strong resilience. He believes that most S&P constituents have undergone significant adjustments, that the worst-case scenario for the overall market may already be behind us, and that there is room for upside from here. He is bullish on Ethereum as well as technology, industrial, and mid- and small-cap stocks.

The expected shift around Iran ceasefire talks is toward pessimism, and the trading market shows that the ceasefire success rate set by Trump is only 3%. Iran rejected a short-term ceasefire proposal and put forward long-term political and economic conditions, further compressing the room for negotiations. Energy markets are strengthening in expectation, and the probability that WTI crude for April, which hit $120, rises to 77%. Crypto assets such as Bitcoin are under pressure during the phase when risk appetite declines, with capital flowing into traditional safe-haven assets.

A research report from China International Capital Corporation (CICC) notes that the Iran–U.S. conflict has pushed up oil prices, increasing inflation risks, affecting expectations for Fed rate cuts, and driving selling of gold ETFs. Geopolitical developments put oil prices at a crossroads, while the gold market is focused on how an economic downturn could affect it; in the future, it may reassess expectations for rate hikes. Demand for gold investment and prices may have room to rise.

In April 2026, after Bitcoin pulled back for five consecutive months and then stabilized, demand remained weak, apparent demand was negative, and sell pressure was higher than buying. Bitcoin transfers by large mining companies and asset management institutions were seen as a sell-pressure signal; the whale cohort shifted to reducing holdings, and retail selling became even more pronounced. With market supply-demand imbalance, the upside room for a near-term rebound was limited.

Kevin O’Leary has recently said that Bitcoin and Ethereum account for 98% of the value in the crypto market, and he called them the only meaningful investment. However, the altcoin market still has room to grow, and investors need to balance risk and reward between core assets and emerging assets.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell spoke at Harvard University, emphasizing economic uncertainty and unclear policy direction, causing markets to hold off. Bitcoin has been trading sideways around $67,400, showing some resilience. Powell mentioned inflation and the state of the job market, suggesting that policy room is limited. Market expectations for future policy changes have been muted, and both traditional markets and crypto assets are waiting for key catalysts.

Recent data shows that if Bitcoin falls below $60,000 again, the time for the market to recover to its historical high could be delayed until 2027. Analysts believe that the current pullback and market conditions suggest there is still room for further downside, coupled with increased selling by whales, which intensifies the pressure on market recovery.

BlockBeats news, on March 28, in response to community discussions about the high fees for Binance TWAP (Time Weighted Average Price) orders, users posted on social media questioning why this function, which can be implemented with a simple strategy, incurs an additional fee of about 0.12%, which is clearly too high. In this regard, CZ publicly responded, saying: "Well, that's too expensive." This brief statement was interpreted by the market as a direct acknowledgment of user concerns and also indirectly reflects that there may be room for reevaluation of pricing for related products within the platform.