A whale transferred 1000 ETH to Binance after a year of hibernation

UK 10-Year Bond Yield Hits Highest Level Since 2008 on April 14th (FXStreet)

On April 14th, per ChainNews, a crypto whale swapped 24,564 ETH for 784.7 BTC just two hours ago—valued at roughly $58.38 million, at an ETH/BTC rate of 0.0319. The move appears to be a bet that the ETH/BTC rate will drop, enabling the whale to acquire more ETH when swapping back from BTC to ETH later.

April 14th: According to Lookonchai monitoring, a trader sold 1,934 XAUT one month ago at $5,037 per unit (total value ~$9.74 million), securing a $1.74 million profit. Two hours ago, the same trader used $9.74 million to purchase 4,093 ETH at $2,380 per unit.

April 14 — Sources report that the France-UK-led Hormuz Strait Affairs Conference will discuss potential economic measures against Iran as the strait remains closed.

April 14: On-chain Perp DEX market trading volume rebounded, per DefiLlama data. Ecosystem project TradeXYZ saw higher trading volume but lower open interest. Meanwhile, Hyperliquid’s total perpetual contract open interest surged to a new February 2024 high—this round of position growth was not entirely driven by traditional markets. Current top Perp DEX by 24-hour trading volume: - Hyperliquid: ~$7.41B volume, $8.23B open interest - TradeXYZ: ~$2.47B volume, $1.87B open interest - Aster: ~$2.62B volume, $2.07B open interest - EdgeX: ~$2.15B volume, $964M open interest - Lighter: ~$1.83B volume, $761M open interest - Pacifica: ~$485M volume, $85.05M open interest Links: [Hyperliquid](https://app.hyperliquid.xyz/join/NTOD) [Aster](https://www.asterdex.com/en-US/referral/aboter) [Lighter](https://app.lighter.xyz/?referral=70045843) [Pacifica](https://app.pacifica.fi/trade/PAXG?referral=pacbot)

April 14th — Wintermute noted in a post that markets went through two distinct phases last week: powered by ceasefire hopes in the first half, the Nasdaq rose 4.5%, Bitcoin climbed 2.6%, and the VIX dropped below 20. Over the weekend, the Islamabad talks collapsed, the U.S. announced a full naval blockade of Iranian ports, Brent crude surged 8% in a single session to re-enter $103+, and risk assets pared earlier gains. On the macro front: - U.S. March CPI climbed 3.3% year-over-year, while core CPI rose 2.6% — slightly below forecasts. Markets view this as an isolated energy shock rather than broad-based inflation. - Asian markets edged lower overnight, with Nasdaq futures holding steady. Markets are reacting less sharply to each news item, either pricing in the worst-case scenario or growing complacent. On the crypto front: - Bitcoin finished last week up 2.6% but didn’t lead gains, trading in a $65k-$73k range for over two months. - Bitcoin spot ETFs posted a net inflow