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BlockBeats News, April 9th, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, the "Strategy Whale" (0x94d3) flattened its BTC short position, increased by 81.06 BTC shorts, equivalent to approximately $5.209 million. The total position size has increased to $75.2048 million, with a weighted average price moving slightly from $69,036.20 to $69,181.40, and a liquidation price of $79,320.81. The position is currently at a floating loss of about $1.8229 million (-96.96%) and is now the largest BTC short on Hyperliquid. It is reported that during MicroStrategy's (MSTR) consecutive large-scale BTC purchases in December last year, this address took the opposite stance by establishing a large-scale short position on mainstream coins, with a position size peaking at $120 million, becoming the largest BTC short on the Hyperliquid platform at that time.

1. The 4-hour chart shows that spot gold remains below the 200-period simple moving average and has failed to break through the 50% Fibonacci retracement level from the March decline, with the bearish bias remaining intact. MACD has slipped into negative territory, and RSI is hovering around a neutral level of 52, indicating that bullish momentum is weakening. Once the $4700 level is decisively breached to the downside, gold prices may accelerate lower. 2. The initial support below is near the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement (around $4604), with further support at the 23.6% retracement (around $4411) and the previous swing low region (close to $4100), where buying interest is expected to increase. 3. On the upside, initial resistance is near 4732, with further resistance at the 50% Fibonacci retracement level of $4760; a stronger resistance zone lies in the $4897-4915 region (where the 200-period moving average and 61.8% retracement coincide); higher resistance points to the psychological barrier at $5000.

Golden Ten Data reported on April 9 that Germany's Federal Statistical Office stated on Thursday that German industrial production unexpectedly fell in February, and energy price shocks caused by the Middle East conflict are expected to further suppress output. Industrial production in February fell by 0.3% month-on-month; after an upward revision, January data was flat. The market widely expected a 0.5% increase in February. The decline in output in February was mainly due to reductions in the construction sector, as well as electronic and optical products and the pharmaceutical industry. In contrast, the Federal Statistical Office noted that automobile production increased after a sharp decline in January this year.