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Bitcoin and Ethereum prices fell by approximately 0.75% after Bitcoin failed twice to break through the $80,000 mark. A negative premium index on a certain exchange indicates weakened US demand. Activity in the crypto derivatives market has decreased, with open interest, trading volume, and liquidation volume all declining, while funding rates and options data reflect a cautious hedging attitude in the market. Overall, altcoins have underperformed Bitcoin, but certain coins, such as ApeCoin, which rose by 17%, still saw speculative gains.

According to the PRO major order list, the total trading data of major players in BTC and ETH over the past 24 hours are as follows: BTC: Total traded amount is $1.111 billion, with $646 million bought and $465 million sold, resulting in a difference of $181 million. ETH: Total traded amount is $1.343 billion, with $759 million bought and $584 million sold, resulting in a difference of $175 million. The latest data shows that major players are still making moves at key price levels: BTC net limit order difference is $1.525 billion; ETH net limit order difference is $273 million. Major orders may be withdrawn or executed at any time, and non-PRO version K-line charts cannot track these changes in real time. The PRO "Major Order Tracking" indicator monitors every change in large limit orders in real time, helping you determine whether this "wall" is still there. Note: A positive order difference indicates that buy limit orders outnumber sell limit orders for the coin, suggesting an active buy side below the current price; a negative value means the opposite, indicating sell pressure above. Data is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice.

BlockBeats News, April 28th, Bitget will list Pharos (PROS) spot trading. The deposit channel is now open, and the trading channel will open today at 21:00 (UTC+8).