According to a report by Odaily Planet Daily, Adam, a macro researcher at Greeks.live, stated on the X platform that 27,000 BTC options expired on April 10th, with a put-call ratio of 0.71, a maximum price threshold of $69,000, and a notional value of $1.94 billion; 151,000 ETH options expired, with a put-call ratio of 0.77, a maximum price threshold of $2,050, and a notional value of $330 million. This week, influenced by the US-Iran ceasefire, Bitcoin broke through $72,000 and its recent consolidation range. Bitcoin options market share continues to exceed 80%, with open interest concentrated at the end of April and the end of June, and trading primarily focused on the end-of-April term. Data shows that the implied volatility (IV) for most Bitcoin terms has fallen to around 40%, while the IV for major ETH terms has fallen to around 60%, and skew has risen. Currently, cryptocurrencies are being driven by other markets, and various indicators such as fund flows are showing bearish characteristics.

According to a Reuters report, sources familiar with the matter said that Middle Eastern oil producers have asked Asian refiners to submit loading plans for April and May in preparation for the eventual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. However, there are currently no signs that Tehran is lifting its near-total blockade of this crucial waterway, which had previously caused a sharp rise in energy prices. Nevertheless, the previously announced two-week ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran has rekindled hopes for the strait's reopening. Two sources said that Saudi Aramco, the world's largest exporter, has asked its customers to submit applications for shipments from the ports of Yanbu and Rastanaura in May. One source indicated that this will depend on the recovery of exports from the eastern port of Rastanaura, which requires ships to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

According to Huoxun Finance, the ETH staking ratio has hit a record high, and the Ethereum network is currently secured by approximately $85 billion worth of staked ETH.

According to data from Token Terminal, the ETH staking ratio has reached an all-time high, with the network currently secured by approximately $85 billion worth of staked ETH.

Huoxun Finance reports that Binance co-founder He Yi (@heyibinance) published a lengthy article on the X platform on April 10th, directly responding to OKX founder Xu Mingxing (@star_okx)'s series of accusations against CZ and Binance. In the article, He Yi refuted each accusation, pointing out six "methods" employed by Xu Mingxing: deliberately blaming Binance for the October 11th market crash, defining the BNB chain Meme as Binance manipulating the market, hiring online trolls to suppress competitors, and using large platforms to drive traffic to herself; she also bluntly stated, "You are too good at attacking a professional woman," emphasizing that her status was achieved through independent hard work and had nothing to do with anyone else. At the end of the article, He Yi strongly responded to external attacks against her personally, stating, "You are too good at attacking a professional woman; all you need to do is stigmatize her by saying 'she got what she has today because of men,' deliberately creating scandalous rumors to belittle me as a 'trophy,'" and clearly stating, "My status was not given to me by anyone; I built my own empire. I came, I saw, I conquered—this applies to my career as well as my personal relationships." Previously, CZ (@cz_binance) had posted a statement regarding Xu Mingxing's public announcement of a $1 billion bet, demanding that he "apologize like a man." Xu Mingxing responded that CZ's public initiation of a massive bet violated the professional ethics of an exchange executive under regulatory oversight. The dispute between the two parties continues.