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04:53

Ethereum Spot Volume Surges 72%, Traders Eye $2,600 Liquidity Gap

Abstract: Ethereum's perpetual futures show robust buying pressure, with 24h net taker volume at $5.5B and the highest 30-day average since July 2022. ETH tests $2,400 and eyes a liquidity zone at $2,475–$2,634 as EMAs rise; CVD sits around $12.6B with neutral funding, suggesting a near-term liquidity target in that range. ETH perpetual futures show strong buying with $5.5B 24h net taker volume and a 30-day high; ETH tests $2,400, aiming for $2,475–$2,634 liquidity zone as EMAs rise; CVD ~ $12.6B, funding neutral.
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14:56

MicroStrategy Could Drive Bitcoin to $10M If It Accumulates 7.5% Supply, Saylor Says

MicroStrategy aims for 7.5% of Bitcoin supply, implying $10M per BTC; as of Apr 19 it held 815,061 BTC (~3.88%) for $61.56B, needing ~3.62% more to target saturation in Saylor’s long‑term accumulation plan. Abstract: MicroStrategy seeks to accumulate roughly 7.5% of Bitcoin supply, a threshold Saylor suggests could push BTC to about $10 million and slow purchases thereafter. By April 19 it owned 815,061 BTC (≈3.88% of supply) for $61.56B and would require about 3.62 percentage points more to reach the target, indicating a approaching saturation of its long-run accumulation strategy.
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09:21

JPMorgan Chase Raises S&P 500 Year-End Target to 7,600, Citing AI Investment Surge and Easing Geopolitical Risks

Summary: JPMorgan lifts 2026 S&P 500 to 7,600, 2027 to 385 EPS, driven by AI enthusiasm and easing Middle East tensions; forward P/E stays 22x, potential to 23x and ~8,000 if tensions fall; warns of short-term consolidation amid oil and geopolitical risks. Abstract: JPMorgan’s strategy team, led by Dubravko Lakos-Bujas, raised the year-end S&P 500 forecast to 7,600 from 7,200, citing renewed AI enthusiasm and easing Middle East tensions. 2026 EPS is boosted to $330 and 2027 to $385, with the forward multiple held at 22x; a quicker geopolitical resolution could lift the multiple to 23x and push 2026 toward 8,000. The AI theme gained momentum after Anthropic unveiled Mythos, with about two-thirds of AI-related S&P 500 stocks outperforming. Risks include higher oil prices and lingering geopolitical tensions, suggesting a potential short-term consolidation before further gains.
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04:26

Gate launches the "Compute Power Goes Ballistic" campaign: complete tasks to unlock mystery boxes and win a Mac Studio M3 Ultra; USDT wealth management offers 6% APY; BTC/ETH/SOL staking up to 16% APY

Gate News message, according to the Gate official announcement on April 22, 2026, the platform has launched a "Compute Power Goes Ballistic" themed campaign. During the campaign (from 14:00 on April 22 to 16:00 on April 26, UTC+8), users can complete multiple tasks to unlock the chance to open mystery boxes. Prizes include Mac Studio M3 Ultra, RTX 5090 GPU, XPIN tokens, lucky draw gift bags, and more, using a 100% guaranteed win model. The tasks cover multiple scenarios such as instant exchange trading, spot trading, derivatives trading, deposits, invitations, and VIP upgrades, with different tasks corresponding to different numbers of mystery box openings. At the same time, the platform has introduced interim wealth-management products: USDT 14-day fixed-term wealth management with an annualized return of 6%. You can apply with a net deposit of ≥ 1,000 USDT, with a personal limit of 20,000 USDT. For on-chain earnings, staking BTC, ETH, and SOL can receive up to a 7.5% boost, with staked SOL reaching up to 16% annualized returns. In addition, new and existing users can also participate in multi-asset wealth-management products such as ETH, USDD, XAUT, AIA, SWCH, 0G, and APT, with some products offering annualized returns exceeding 100%.
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04:01

Chinese Insurers Invest Over $250M in Hong Kong IPOs Amid Policy Support

Mainland Chinese insurers have invested over US$250 million in Hong Kong IPOs this year, led by Ping An and others, shifting toward AI, semiconductors, new energy, and biotech as regulatory changes and Beijing support promote patient, higher-return listings. Mainland Chinese insurers, including Ping An, Taikang Life, New China Life, and China Post Life, have allocated over US$250 million to Hong Kong IPOs this year, targeting AI, semiconductors, new energy, and biotech. The move is driven by low domestic rates, Beijing's long-term equity backing, and regulatory easing, reinforcing Hong Kong as the preferred listing venue and signaling patient capital from insurers.
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