过去 24 小时全网合约爆仓 1.39 亿美元，以多单为主

In the past hour, total liquidations across the entire network reached $43.04 million, with BTC liquidations of $21.52 million

Gate News news, on April 10, Coinglass data shows that over the past 1 hour, the total liquidation amount across the entire network reached $43.04 million. Of this, short positions were liquidated for $38.65 million, and long positions were liquidated for $4.38 million. By coin, the liquidation amount for BTC reached $21.52 million, and for ETH it reached $10.83 million.

CME Group’s crypto derivatives will begin “24/7 trading” at the end of May, while also launching two crypto futures contracts.

CME Group will begin offering 24/7 trading for cryptocurrency futures starting May 29, and will also add AVAX and SUI futures, showing that traditional finance is quickly moving toward the crypto market. This move not only meets market demand for round-the-clock trading, but also serves as a test of whether traditional financial assets can operate 24/7 in the future. The new futures contracts will provide more flexible options and capital efficiency, further expanding CME Group’s crypto product lineup.

Bitcoin breaks through $75k, and the cumulative short-liquidation intensity of major CEXes will reach $75k

April 10, according to reports: If Bitcoin breaks above $75k, the liquidation strength of short positions on major CEXs will reach $75k; if it falls below $71k, the liquidation strength of long positions will reach $1.25B. The liquidation chart shows liquidation strength, not the exact contract values.

“Sports Betting Contract” is a derivative! The U.S. CFTC blocks local law enforcement to fight for regulatory control of prediction markets

The U.S. federal government argues that sports event wagering should be treated as a financial derivative rather than gambling, and it seeks to bar Arizona from enforcing against Kalshi, the prediction market platform. If the court backs the federal position, prediction markets will operate under uniform nationwide regulation, weakening each state’s ability to regulate. This legal dispute concerns the legitimacy of prediction markets and the allocation of regulatory authority, affecting the future development of the industry.

CME Group’s crypto derivatives will start “trading around the clock” at the end of May, and will also launch two crypto futures products at the same time

CME will begin offering 24/7 trading for crypto futures starting May 29, and will also add AVAX and SUI futures, showing that traditional finance is rapidly moving closer to the crypto market. This move not only meets market demand for round-the-clock trading, but also serves as a test of whether future traditional financial assets can operate 24/7. The new futures contracts will provide more flexible options and capital efficiency, further expanding CME’s crypto product lineup.

ETH 15-minute jump of 0.62%: spot and on-chain funds in sync driving price moves

2026-04-10 11:00 to 2026-04-10 11:15 (UTC), the ETH price saw a clear intraday surge, with a 15-minute return of +0.62%. The candlestick price range was 2197.27 to 2212.8 USDT, with a swing of 0.71%. During this period, trading activity increased significantly, market attention rose, and volatility intensified. The main drivers behind this sudden move are a simultaneous rise in spot trading volume and the total value of on-chain transfers. In the first 10 minutes, spot trading volume was about $420,000, significantly higher than the average over the previous hour, confirming a more noticeable