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April 7, 2026 Crypto Market Morning Report

1. Market Wrap-Up: BTC Stages a “Short Squeeze” Rebound

Price Performance: Driven by expectations of a U.S.-Iran ceasefire, market risk appetite has rebounded. Bitcoin (BTC) briefly broke above $70,000 during the day (peaking at $70,300), and the 24h gain was about 4%; Ethereum (ETH) rose in tandem to around $2,160.

Capital Clash: This is a typical “short covering” rally. Over the past 24 hours, roughly $314 million was liquidated across the entire network, with more than 80,000 people being liquidated, of which the share of short-position liquidations was over 70%. Currently, with the price hovering near the $70,000 level, strong resistance is being faced; be alert for a potential fade after a push higher.

2. Regulatory Signals: SEC “Safe Harbor” Proposal Submitted to the White House

Policy Booster: The SEC’s crypto “Safe Harbor” proposal has been submitted to the White House for review. The proposal includes a “startup exemption” clause, allowing crypto projects to receive a 4-year regulatory grace period under certain disclosure conditions. If approved, it would greatly ease compliance pressure on early-stage projects.

Clear Classification: The SEC and CFTC jointly released digital asset classification guidance, clearly defining regulatory boundaries for non-security assets such as “digital commodities.” The commodity attributes of assets like XRP and BTC have been further reinforced.

3. Institutional Updates: MicroStrategy Adds More and Quantum “Threat” Talk

Institutional Increase: MicroStrategy again added about $330 million worth of Bitcoin, showing its long-term bullish stance. US Bitcoin spot ETFs also ended their streak of outflows and shifted into net inflows.

Potential Risks: Google’s quantum team released a white paper stating that quantum computers in the future may significantly shorten the time needed to crack Bitcoin private keys (theoretical projections). Although this is a long-term threat (expected to be around 2029–2030), it has still sparked discussion among some technical-investor circles.

4. What to Watch Today: Geopolitics and SOL Support

U.S.-Iran Situation: Although ceasefire expectations are pushing prices higher, there is still a risk that negotiations could break down. If the situation becomes tense again today, the $68,000–$69,000 support level will be tested.

Key Level for SOL: Solana (SOL) followed the rebound to around $81, but it must hold the $78–$80 support zone; if that level is lost, it could trigger a new round of selling pressure.

One-Sentence Summary: Regulatory optimism (safe harbor) and geopolitical easing (ceasefire) are the two main positive catalysts today, but the pressure to take profits above $70,000 cannot be ignored—don’t chase rallies blindly.