Data: 56,989,100 POL transferred to FalconX, worth approximately $5,075,600

ETH 15-minute surge of 1.44%: ETF inflows returning and short liquidations triggering a quick spike

From 2026-04-11 18:30 to 2026-04-11 18:45 (UTC), ETH’s 15-minute return recorded +1.44%, with a price range of 2263.12 to 2312.65 USDT and a range amplitude of 2.19%. After a surge with heavy short-term volume, market attention rose rapidly, and volatility increased significantly. The main driving force behind this move is a strong reversal in ETF fund flows and a synchronized liquidation of derivatives market shorts. Specifically, on April 10, the ETH spot ETF recorded a net inflow of $114 million—its largest in three months—

ETH 15-minute rally up 0.70%: Shorts liquidated and on-chain capital inflows converge to lift prices

2026-04-11 16:30 to 16:45 (UTC), ETH’s return rate was +0.70% within 15 minutes, with a price range of 2246.84 - 2273.89 USDT and a swing of 1.20%. During this period, market attention increased, with on-chain activity and trading volume rising in tandem, and volatility amplifying in the short term. The main driving factor behind this abnormal move is that short-side funds in the derivatives market were forced to stop losses. According to data across the network, the funding rate was -0.002%, indicating short positions have the upper hand; however, the ETH short liquidation amount ($8.89M) was significantly higher than

XRP Liquidity Fails To Recover After Massive October Crash - U.Today

Liquidity in major digital assets like XRP, BTC, ETH, and SOL remains low due to a significant deleveraging event on October 10, which caused a crash and a dramatic decrease in market depth. The aftermath has led to a sustained decline in these assets' liquidity, with potential implications for future institutional price discovery.

BTC 15-minute drop of 0.45%: spot selling pressure led the move, and leveraged funds stayed on the sidelines, without worsening volatility

2026-04-11 13:00 to 13:15 (UTC), BTC recorded a short-term return of -0.45%, with a price range of 72526.3 to 72935.7 USDT, and the 15-minute swing amplitude was 0.56%. Overall market attention remains at a high level. Volatility is not extremely elevated, but downward pressure is clear, and disagreement between long and short positions in the short term has intensified. The main driving force behind this abnormal move is active sell pressure in the spot market. During this period, the combined total trading volume of the spot market and perpetual futures increased month-over-month by about 12%. Order book data shows a slight rise in resting sell orders, faster cancellations of buy orders, and short-term liquidity tightening, triggering

Under the Iran-U.S. conflict, the Bitcoin market is currently splitting: institutions continue to buy, while whales and mining firms are accelerating their sell-offs

Amid the impact of the U.S.-Iran geopolitical conflict, the Bitcoin market has diverged: institutional investors continue to accumulate Bitcoin, while whales, mining firms, and some countries are reducing their holdings. Data shows that large holders have shifted to net selling, mining firms’ sell-offs have been significant, and sovereign holders have also clearly cut exposure. Despite muted market sentiment, the price of Bitcoin has held in the $65k to $73k range, and its future direction will depend on continued inflows of institutional capital.

CME Bitcoin futures open interest falls to $8.41 billion, hitting a 14-month low

Chicago Mercantile Exchange bitcoin futures open interest fell to a 14-month low. Driven by the unwinding of basis trades, institutions are leaning toward directly holding spot, and the leverage level in the futures market has dropped significantly.