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YB (YieldBasis) 24-hour volatility at 51.6%: Trading volume soars driven by speculation and buying momentum
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/18 11:21
PRIME fluctuates 44.2% within 24 hours, surging to $0.444: no clear 24h driving event
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/18 08:40
ALICE (MyNeighborAlice) 24-hour price fluctuation of 47.8%: trading volume surges with no clear news catalyst
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/18 07:09
MemeCore (M) fluctuates 31.3% in 24 hours: Volatility driven by surge in trading volume and new ATH
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/18 07:02
aPriori (APR) fluctuated 51.1% in 24 hours: Surge in trading volume accompanied by sharp volatility
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/18 06:50
GENIUS (GENIUS) fluctuated 41.5% in 24 hours: Exchange listing celebration and token burn event drive the movement
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/18 06:21
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Shipping Sources: Strait of Hormuz Closed Again, All Vessels Prohibited from Passage On April 18, according to shipping sources: merchant vessels received radio messages from the Iranian Navy indicating that the Strait of Hormuz is closed again, prohibiting any vessels from passing through. (Jinshi)
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Iranian Revolutionary Guard Fires on Tankers Attempting to Cross Strait of Hormuz On April 18, the maritime intelligence company 'TankerTrackers' stated on social media that two Indian vessels attempting to cross the Strait of Hormuz were forced back by the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Navy, during which gunfire was reported. One of the vessels was a very large oil tanker flying the Indian flag. The Iranian side has not yet commented on this incident. (Xinhua News Agency)
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IATA: European flights may begin to experience large-scale groundings as early as the end of next month, and countries need to coordinate responses.The International Air Transport Association is urging governments worldwide to swiftly formulate coordinated and comprehensive response plans to reduce the impact on flight operations. According to a report from Lianhe Zaobao, IATA Director General Willie Walsh pointed out on Friday that the International Energy Agency had previously assessed that Europe could begin to face tighter aviation fuel supplies within about six weeks, a warning that deserves serious attention. Walsh stated: “Based on the current situation, Europe could begin to cancel flights as early as the end of May due to aviation fuel shortages, and some regions in Asia are already experiencing similar circumstances.” Prior to Iran’s announcement of the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, Walsh emphasized that if aviation fuel shortages occur, governments must establish smooth communication and orderly emergency coordination mechanisms in advance, to prevent the launch of fuel rationing measures from affecting aviation transport operations. European Union Energy Commissioner Jørgensen also admitted in his interview with the Financial Times that risks to aviation fuel supply are rising and flights may soon be affected. He suggested that EU member states should share fuel inventories to buffer against the potential impacts of a prolonged crisis. However, European Commission spokesperson Itkonen said there is currently no sign of a systemic shortage in aviation fuel supply that would be sufficient to cause large-scale flight cancellations.
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