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According to ChainCatcher citing Coinglass data, if BTC breaks above $80,252, the cumulative short liquidation volume across mainstream CEXs will reach $1.612 billion. Conversely, if BTC falls below $73,452, the cumulative long liquidation volume across mainstream CEXs will reach $1.398 billion.

```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on April 28 that Gabriele Foa, global credit portfolio manager at asset management firm Algebris Investments, stated in a report that European Central Bank policymakers may focus more on growth risks rather than inflation concerns during their policy decisions on Thursday. He noted that data across Europe continues to be weak, contrasting with the more resilient growth momentum in the United States and the United Kingdom. Despite the growth risks, the market has priced in more than two rate hikes by the end of 2026—according to London Stock Exchange Group data, the market expects 66 basis points. Foa said: "Growth forecasts are being revised downwards, though not significantly compared to the scale of potential downside risks." He pointed out that the market is unlikely to tolerate further fiscal slippage without demanding higher compensation at the long end of the yield curve.```

Commerzbank: If oil prices continue to rise, the price of gold may fall back to around $4,500/ounce. Zinc prices have already risen too much and are expected to undergo a mild correction before starting to rise again in the medium term. It is believed that lead prices have almost no room for recovery, and by the end of this year, the price is likely to be $2,100 per ton.