Data: 2,925,400 TON transferred from an anonymous address, then routed through a relay and flowed into TON

ETH 15-minute drop of 0.69%: Price pressure from declining burn volume and short-term capital arbitrage

2026-04-09 18:00 to 2026-04-09 18:15 (UTC), ETH closed down 0.69% within a 0.88% intraday trading range, with the price fluctuating between 2203.91 and 2223.58 USDT. Trading volume in this range rose slightly, market attention stayed high, but short-term volatility increased, prompting investor caution. The main drivers behind this unusual move are that ETH on-chain Gas fees have fallen to historical lows, causing the EIP-1559 burn amount to decline. As a result, the net-supply contraction effect weakened, and the supply-demand structure faced adjustment pressure in the short term. Meanwhile,

BTC drops 0.62% over 15 minutes: exchange net inflows intensify and short-term arbitrage converges to trigger volatility

From 18:00 to 18:15 on April 9, 2026 (UTC), the BTC price return recorded -0.62%, closing in the range of 71857.8 to 72375.1 USDT, with a trading range of 0.72%. Market attention was notably elevated, volatility intensified, and capital moved quickly within a short period. Overall market sentiment has become more cautious, and investors’ willingness to trade in the short term has increased. The main driving force behind this abnormal move is an increase in net inflows to BTC exchanges during the anomaly window; the 10-minute net flow reached 755.92 BTC, indicating that some investors chose to transfer funds to exchanges to seek arbitrage opportunities in the midst of the volatility issue

ETH 15-minute pump of 0.71%: spot marginal buy pressure amplifies liquidity, pushing the short-term move higher

2026-04-09 17:00 to 2026-04-09 17:15 (UTC), the ETH price fluctuated in the range of 2207.09 to 2224.42 USDT, recording a positive return of +0.71%, with an amplitude of 0.78%. The short-term price increase attracted market attention. Although overall sentiment remains relatively cautious, volatility in the spot market has increased. The main driving force behind this move was that the spot market saw marginal active buy orders amid a backdrop of tighter derivatives conditions and an overall contraction in liquidity. As ETH perpetual contract open interest and trading volume both saw a clear decline (within 24 hours, it c

CME Group BTC futures liquidity falls to a 14-month low, with basis trading failures triggering institutional capital outflows

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange’s Bitcoin futures market has continued to weaken. In March 2026, the daily average open interest fell to $7.2 billion, hitting a new low since February 2024, and has been declining for five straight months. The main reason is the large-scale unwinding of basis trades, which eliminated the arbitrage spread and caused leveraged capital to exit.

ETH 15-minute pump 1.31%: On-chain capital inflows and whale buying power are in sync, driving the rally

2026-04-09 15:30 to 2026-04-09 15:45 (UTC), the ETH price closed at 2219.86 USDT, with a range low of 2181.68 USDT. The 15-minute return was +1.31%, and the amplitude was 1.75%. During this period, market trading activity was active, attention increased significantly, and short-term volatility intensified. The main drivers of this unusual move are on-chain capital inflows and persistent buying by large whales. First, on-chain trading volume suddenly surged during the window above; the frequency of large transfers increased, indicating that institutions or major players entered quickly. At the same time, active addresses

Bitcoin ETF Sees $159.62M Single-Day Outflow While Ethereum and Solana ETFs Continue Negative Trend

Gate News message, according to April 9 data, Bitcoin ETFs recorded a single-day net outflow of 2,242 BTC (valued at $159.62M), while showing a 7-day net inflow of 2,723 BTC ($193.89M). Ethereum ETFs experienced a single-day net outflow of 23,158 ETH ($50.48M), with 7-day net outflows reaching 22,90