USDY is currently fluctuating narrowly within the 1.126–1.130 range, reflecting unclear market preference between yield and liquidity, with overall weak trading activity. Driven by easing geopolitical risks and a short-term strengthening of the US dollar, short-term allocation demand has increased. However, the drop in oil prices and a revival of risk appetite are restraining safe-haven sentiment. In terms of trading strategy, it is recommended to buy near the lower end of the range and sell at the upper end—gradually positioning around 1.126, taking profits around 1.129–1.130, and strictly setting a stop loss below 1.125. For the medium and long term, holdings can be adjusted based on US dollar liquidity and interest rate trends to hedge against fixed-income and liquidity risks.

From mid-March to mid-April, USDY traded within the narrow range of 1.1263 to 1.1295. The candlestick chart shows a gradual climb from 1.1263 on March 20 to 1.1291 on April 15, a cumulative drift of about 0.25%. Except for brief surges in trading volumes on March 31, April 6, and April 7, most trading days recorded volumes below 1,000 lots, indicating persistently low overall market liquidity and an unclear trend. This movement reflects the market's lack of a clear preference between yield and liquidity demand.

Easing tensions in the Middle East have led to a short-term recovery in risk assets, with Bitcoin breaking through $72,000 and lifting the entire crypto sector. In this environment, some funds are inclined to gamble on high-risk assets, while arbitrage demand also drives continued allocation to yield-bearing USDY, resulting in significant increases in daily trading volumes alongside slight price upticks triggered by news. However, the decline in oil prices curbs safe-haven demand, making USDY's sentiment performance relatively moderate.

Bitcoin surged past $72,000, rising about 3% to approximately $72,300, driven by easing tensions in the Middle East. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu reportedly initiated talks with Lebanon, supported by Trump's call for reduced Israeli military actions to maintain a ceasefire. Bitcoin's 24-hour gain of around 2% outpaced other major cryptocurrencies and coincided with a rebound in U.S. stocks and a drop in oil prices. Bitcoin is increasingly decoupling from tech stocks, influenced more by geopolitical and risk-averse factors.

Analysis: Bitcoin breaks through $72,000, Middle East ceasefire expectations boost market sentiment.

As the impasse in US-Iran negotiations deepens, the US dollar strengthens in the short term, pushing up short-term interest rates and enhancing USDY’s yield advantage compared to non-interest-bearing stablecoins. Meanwhile, the Fed’s hawkish stance tempers market expectations for easing, and inflation risks persist. If oil prices remain elevated, yield-driven stablecoins are likely to continue attracting allocation needs. Thus, from an asset allocation standpoint, USDY offers medium- to long-term value for hedging against US dollar liquidity tightening and diversifying fixed-income risks.

Analyst Dilin Wu from Pepperstone states that the failure of US-Iran talks has entrenched uncertainty, causing a short-term strengthening of the US dollar alongside a slight decline in US Treasury yields. After the initial market reaction fades, Treasury yields may show complex movements, with short-term yields dipping due to risk aversion, while rising oil prices could push long-term yields higher by anchoring inflation expectations. Energy and defense sectors are expected to outperform, reflecting supply constraints and increased geopolitical risk premiums.

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Given USDY's current upper and lower bounds near 1.126 and 1.130, a range trading strategy is advised: in the short term, accumulate positions near 1.126 with a clearing-out target set at 1.129–1.130 and a stop loss below 1.125. If there is renewed strength in market news, selectively increase positions through swing trading. For the medium and long term, maintain appropriate allocations in accordance with changes in US dollar liquidity and interest rates to diversify fixed-income and liquidity risks.

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