While BTC, ETH, and XRP are stagnant, speculative capital is flowing into institutional-focused altcoins like Quant, The Graph, and Chainlink, driven by infrastructure development and adoption by major financial institutions.

The Graph (GRT) surged by 25.58%, driven by plans to migrate query traffic and an increase in trading volume. However, cautionary signals such as rising exchange holdings and a bearish bias in futures trading have also emerged. Whether the $0.027 support level holds is expected to be a crucial inflection point for future price movements.

In the global market, Quant (QNT) was searched the most, with Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) also receiving attention. In the Korean market, Quant also ranked first, but the number of stocks showing an upward trend only in Korea was 8, showing a difference from the global market.

The domestic cryptocurrency market failed to find direction, with Bitcoin and Ethereum seeing slight declines. Sun surged 43.3%, marking the largest increase, while Amp fell 15.4%. Investor sentiment remained in the 'greed' zone.

The Graph Foundation is migrating Subgraph Studio query traffic to The Graph Network, starting with BNB Smart Chain and Polygon. This move aims to increase on-network query demand for GRT and reduce reliance on centralized infrastructure.

Coinbase is delisting eight crypto trading pairs, including ANKR-EUR, BAT-BTC, BAT-ETH, COMP-BTC, FIL-BTC, GRT-BTC, JASMY-USDT, and YFI-BTC, to consolidate liquidity. The underlying assets remain tradable.

In the KRW market, FLOKI showed strength with a weekly surge of over 76%, while IOST and Arbitrum also rose by more than 50%. Polymath, Falcon Finance, and others recorded a buying volume intensity of 500%, indicating a short-term concentration of demand. It is a time when volatility management is necessary.

The Graph's Rewards Eligibility Oracle is now live, ensuring Indexers meet service standards for rewards. This change affects Delegators too, reallocating existing GRT rewards without altering total issuance, aiming for better distribution.

The Graph's Subgraph MCP now allows AI agents with a Gateway API key to query live Subgraphs, inspect schemas, and access on-chain data across over 15,000 deployments, potentially increasing network utility and demand.

Coinbase is delisting five tokens: Idex (IDEX), Loopring, Omni Network (OMNI), Pirate Nation (PIRATE), and StaFi. Trading is suspended on Simple and Advanced Trade, Coinbase Exchange, and Coinbase Prime. Holders can still access and withdraw funds.

Loopring (LRC) has released a developer guide allowing L2 and DEX history data to be queried via The Graph, even after its own L2 has shut down. Past data is indexed on Ethereum L1 and accessible through The Graph network with a free API key.

The US government has transferred $349,000 worth of cryptocurrency seized from FTX and Alameda to a new address. The assets include MKR, COMP, GRT, ENJ, and MDT.

A U.S. government wallet linked to seized FTX and Alameda assets has moved approximately $349,000 in crypto, including MKR, COMP, GRT, ENJ, and MDT. This action follows the bankruptcy proceedings of the two firms.

The Graph has launched MCP servers and AI agent skills, enabling natural language querying of live on-chain data without needing GraphQL, SQL, or custom infrastructure. This update aims to simplify data access for users.

The Graph is adopting Coinbase's open AI payment standard x402, enabling developers and AI agents to access on-chain data via USDC payments without API keys. This allows for on-demand querying of subgraph data.

The Graph has launched Agent0 Subgraphs on April 23rd, now live on Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Monad, and Polygon. This new product indexes ERC-8004 agents in real-time across multiple mainnets, streamlining data retrieval with a single GraphQL schema.

US Congress members are investing in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and Cardano, with holdings reported under the STOCK Act. Some also invest in ETFs and related companies.

Binance will cease trading for four spot trading pairs: BNB/TUSD, GRT/BTC, SOL/TUSD, and TRUMP/BRL, effective 12:00 PM (UTC) on the 10th. The delisting is due to insufficient liquidity and low trading volume, although support for the tokens themselves will continue.

April 2026 crypto catalysts: CLARITY Act markup, Ethereum's Glamsterdam upgrade, and AI token growth. Bitcoin and Ethereum show potential breakouts. Web3 and memecoins also have growth potential. Market sentiment is cautiously optimistic.

Robinhood lists GRT and W, expanding access to a large retail user base with fiat on-ramps. This could boost liquidity and trading volumes.