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As of April 8, 2026, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading within the range of $70k–$71k, with a 24-hour increase of approximately +2.27%, and market capitalization has rebounded to $1.4 trillion. The market remains highly volatile, dominated by "news-driven" sentiment, with geopolitical tensions and institutional funds being the main drivers of the current trend.
Core Driving Logic
Geopolitical: Ceasefire Expectations Dominate Sentiment
Risk Appetite Recovery: The market holds strong expectations for the US-Iran "45-day Temporary Ceasefire Agreement," and signals of easing geopolitical conflicts directly reduce global risk premiums, prompting funds to flow back into risk assets.
Oil Price Transmission: Although the situation in the Strait of Hormuz remains uncertain, progress in ceasefire negotiations has temporarily alleviated concerns over the "high oil prices–high inflation–high interest rates" spiral, providing a macro window for BTC rebound.
Funding Environment: Institutional "Real Money" Large-Scale Buying
ETF Daily Inflows: On April 6, the US spot Bitcoin ETF saw a daily net inflow of up to $471 million, hitting the highest level since late February, indicating significant institutional allocation at key levels.
Corporate Buying Support: MicroStrategy added approximately $330 million worth of Bitcoin between April 1–5, with corporate-level demand remaining a crucial underlying support.
Regulatory and Technical Aspects: Clearing of Bad News and Short Squeeze
Regulatory Clarity: The US SEC and CFTC jointly issued guidelines on digital asset classification, clearly defining BTC as a "digital commodity" rather than a security, removing longstanding compliance obstacles.
Short Covering (Short Squeeze): Previously, market sentiment was bearish, accumulating large leveraged short positions. When prices broke above $70k, a chain reaction of forced liquidations occurred, with over $300 million in total liquidations across the network in the past 24 hours, predominantly from short positions, amplifying the rally.
Technical Analysis and Key Levels
Key Range: $68k – $71,000 is the current core consolidation zone.
Support: $68,000 (psychological level; if broken, look to $66,000).
Resistance: $71,000 – $72k (previous high-density area; breaking through opens upward space).
Trend Judgment: The daily chart remains in a high-level wide-range consolidation, with insufficient MACD momentum. A sustained move above $72,000 is needed to confirm a new bullish trend.
Risk Warnings
Reversal Risk from News: If US-Iran negotiations break down or Trump issues new threats, prices could quickly retreat below $68,000, resulting in a "rollercoaster" movement.
Macro Headwinds: Brent crude oil prices remain high (above $100), and if inflation data exceeds expectations, the Fed's rate cut expectations will be further delayed, suppressing risk asset valuations.