BANK is currently experiencing narrow-range fluctuations between 0.032 and 0.036, affected by macroeconomic uncertainty and market sentiment. In the short term, investor risk appetite tends to be cautious, with capital flows driven more by emotional volatility, requiring vigilance against heightened volatility and intensified long-short battles. In the medium to long term, the ongoing expansion of stablecoin liquidity provides structural opportunities for BANK. It is advisable to watch for volume breakout signals at key range points; before a significant increase in volume, prioritize range trading, and adjust positions accordingly after a breakout.

Ongoing Middle East tensions and Japan’s March Corporate Service Price Index rising year-on-year to 3.1% have heightened market concerns about the future policy stance of the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan. Meanwhile, oil prices have surged over 40% as shipping disruptions persist, further fueling global inflation expectations. Against this backdrop, risk assets have come under pressure, investors have become more cautious with their short-term allocation to the crypto market, and overall market sentiment leans toward wait-and-see.

BTC's upward momentum slowed near $77,800 after rising from $65,000, with ETH also declining about 0.8%. Market pressure stems from Japan's March corporate service price index rising 3.1% YoY, suggesting possible BOJ rate hikes and a stronger yen, which may trigger risk asset sell-offs. Additionally, ongoing Iran conflict disrupts oil transport, pushing WTI crude over 40% higher to $96/barrel, sustaining inflation concerns and limiting Fed rate cut prospects.

Analysis: BTC's upward momentum is hindered as Japanese inflation data and the Iran war trigger market risk aversion sentiment.

On April 24, the crypto market weakened with BTC hovering around $77,800, slowing its rise from $65,000. ETH fell about 0.8%, underperforming BTC. Market pressure stemmed from Japan's March corporate service price index rising 3.1%, exceeding expectations and signaling possible BOJ rate hikes, strengthening the yen and risking global asset sell-offs. Additionally, ongoing Iran conflict disrupted oil transport, pushing WTI crude over $96/barrel, raising inflation concerns and limiting Fed rate cut prospects.

Analysis: BTC's upward momentum is hindered as Japanese inflation data and the Iran conflict trigger market risk aversion.

Danske Bank analyst Asger Wilhelm Dalsjo highlights that with the Middle East conflict entering its ninth week, central banks will assess its current and future economic impacts. This week, the Bank of Japan, Bank of Canada, Federal Reserve, Bank of England, and European Central Bank will hold policy meetings. While all are expected to keep interest rates unchanged, their evaluations of the conflict's economic effects will be closely watched, making monetary policy decisions the main market driver.

Analyst: Interest rate decision will be the main market driver, focus on the impact of Middle East conflict.

Bitcoin encountered resistance near $77,800, with upward momentum slowing and recent highs gradually declining. Although US spot Bitcoin ETFs continue to see net inflows and the Fear & Greed Index has rebounded from 'fear' to neutral, a high funding rate of up to 19% and ongoing long-short battles indicate the market has yet to establish a clear direction. In the current choppy pattern, sentiment swings will continue to dictate capital flows across the crypto asset market.

ChainCatcher reports that Bitcoin short-term holders' discount has narrowed from -21.6% to -5.7%, with the STH-SOPR 7-day average rising above 1, indicating short-term sellers are no longer clearly at a loss. However, the current price remains below the $83,000 cost basis, suggesting the market has not yet entered a true risk-on phase.

Data: Analysis: Short-term Bitcoin holders' discount narrows, market warms up but risk appetite has not yet started.

BIT Research indicates multiple signals are simultaneously strengthening, suggesting that Bitcoin's recovery rally may have begun. From technical convergence to capital restoration, the market is gradually confirming a trend reversal.

BIT Research: Multiple Signals Strengthen Simultaneously, Has the Bitcoin Recovery Rally Already Started?

Bitcoin rose 2% to $7,910 and Ethereum 3% to $2,388 amid easing geopolitical tensions, boosting Asian markets with Japan's Nikkei 225 and South Korea's Kospi hitting record highs. The US spot Bitcoin ETF saw $823.7 million net inflows for the fourth consecutive week. The crypto fear and greed index improved from 29 (fear) to 47 (neutral). Analyst Dominick John attributes gains to ETF inflows, technical breakthroughs, and reduced risk aversion.

Analyst: Both the crypto market and Asian stock markets rise amid easing geopolitical tensions.

On the daily chart, BANK perpetual contract prices have been consolidating between 0.032 and 0.036 since mid-April, with overall trading volume remaining low, showing no sign of a trending breakout. While security incidents in the DeFi sector haven't exerted sustained impact on the market, risk aversion towards niche assets still lingers in the short term. Breaking the current range will require a significant expansion in trading volume at key price levels to confirm the start of a new swing move.

The Weekly Editor's Picks (0418-0424) highlights key insights from fast-moving news, covering macroeconomic trends like the looming physical oil supply shortage despite the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, investment and crypto market analyses including user geography and token strategies, and policy updates such as the uncertain passage of the CLARITY Act. It also addresses DeFi challenges, security incidents, and notable industry developments, offering a curated filter to retain valuable perspectives amid information overload.

Weekly Editor's Picks (0418-0424)

The aftershocks of the KelpDAO hacker attack continue to impact the crypto sector, with Aave and DeFi partners addressing the fallout. Meanwhile, the Hong Kong Web3 conference highlights the industry's shift into a challenging growth phase, filtering out casual investors and emphasizing deep engagement. Key developments include major institutional Bitcoin purchases, new product launches, regulatory updates, and the rise of AI-driven innovations reshaping crypto and finance.

A Week in Review | The aftershocks of the KelpDAO incident continue, while the Hong Kong Web3 conference leads this week's core narrative.

By mid-April, the stablecoin market size had increased 34% year-on-year to nearly $319 billion, with global regulatory frameworks rapidly improving as major stablecoin issuers seek balance between compliance and innovation. Sustained liquidity growth is expected to provide fresh capital support for mid- and small-cap tokens, deepening the overall market. Over the medium to long term, stablecoin expansion will lay a solid capital foundation for assets such as BANK in the mid- to small-cap perpetuals space.

The stablecoin market reached a record $318.6 billion in April 2026, a 34% increase from 2025, amid unprecedented global regulatory actions including the GENIUS Act in the US, Hong Kong issuing its first stablecoin licenses, and MiCA reshaping Europe. Major players like Tether and Circle show contrasting regulatory standings. The market faces growing institutional involvement, regulatory fragmentation, and evolving risks as safer stablecoins gain adoption but deepen ties with traditional finance, highlighting a pivotal year ahead for global stablecoin regulation and market structure.

Overview of the Stablecoin Market Landscape and Global Regulatory Developments

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The Federal Reserve's next interest rate cut may be delayed until the fourth quarter.

The Federal Reserve maintained interest rates as expected, with internal divisions reaching the highest level since 1992.

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Gold held losses after the US Federal Reserve kept interest rates steady and said the war in Iran was clouding the economic outlook.

Brazil’s central bank cut its key interest rate by a quarter point for a second straight meeting, even as inflation accelerates and signs of economic resilience emerge.

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