After the U.S. and Iran reached a ceasefire agreement, Bitcoin quickly rebounded to $72,000, indicating how sensitive the market is to macro events. However, derivatives market data shows that this rally was mainly driven by easing hedging sentiment rather than new inflows, and that implied volatility in the options market has fallen, suggesting that near-term risks are being released. The next few days will be critical: a large amount of Bitcoin and Ethereum options are expected to expire, which could influence the direction of the market.

The Ethereum network’s stablecoin on-chain value reaches $180 billion, accounting for 60% of the global market. Over the next four years, on-chain capital inflows are expected to reach $1.7 trillion; if Ethereum grows by 470%, there will be $850 billion in new funding before 2030. Major financial institutions have already launched tokenized funds, driving stablecoin supply to an all-time high.

Polymarket prediction market data shows that the probability of the Strait of Hormuz’s traffic volume returning to normal by April 30 has risen to 57%. Current trading volume is about $4.07 million. The event will be determined based on IMF PortWatch data, and Iran’s foreign minister said the strait can be safely navigated in the next two weeks.

Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev announced that he will partner with the U.S. Department of the Treasury to launch “Trump Accounts,” aiming to attract the next generation of investors. The account will be fee-free and has already attracted more than 4 million children to sign up. It is available to children born between 2025 and 2028, driving future growth.

Former Google quantum hardware head John Martinis warns that Bitcoin could become a target for quantum computing attacks. Quantum computers could derive Bitcoin private keys within minutes, posing a greater threat than traditional financial systems. He recommends that the community plan quantum-resistance upgrades as early as possible to address threats over the next 5 to 10 years.

Gate News message, April 7, gold supporter Peter Schiff posted, saying that assuming Bitcoin drops to $10k by the end of 2026, it will still be the best-performing asset of the next decade. Schiff said he is sure Michael Saylor will rely on this to keep pushing up the price of Bitcoin and issue more shares to buy Bitcoin. But a 92% drop will make it the worst-performing investment for most long-term holders.

Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire plans to visit South Korea in April to meet with executives from multiple banks and exchanges to discuss USDC use cases, international payments cooperation, and its KRW stablecoin plans, with the goal of expanding USDC’s use in the Korean market.

Gate News message, April 7, according to Polymarket’s latest data, the probabilities that the market is betting on for StandX to have FDV over $200 million on the next day after launch are 35%, over $400 million are 14%, and over $800 million are 11%. Currently, the total trading volume of this prediction market is over $1.29 million.

Worldcoin (WLD) price continues to hover near its historical lows, currently at $0.2482, and the near-term trend remains weak. Despite large inflows of institutional capital such as Eightco Holdings, there are still no signs of a rebound in the market—if anything, it has intensified supply pressure. On-chain data supports the risk of selling off; once the key support level of $0.2455 is broken, it could quickly drop to $0.20. Overall, WLD faces structural pressure, and the market is focused on whether it can break through the historical low.

As the XRP price enters a key policy window, the progress of the U.S. Senate's “CLARITY Act” over the next three weeks will affect its 2026 outlook. XRP is currently trading at about $1.34; if the bill passes smoothly, it could bring in $4.0 billion to $8.0 billion in capital inflows, driving the price higher. Otherwise, it will depend on the broader macro environment and could fall to below $1.20. Policy progress is the dominant factor right now, and April will become a crucial turning point.