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JUST IN: Michael Saylor say it's a "Good Friday to buy Bitcoin." https://t.co/HJFPCalnRU

JUST IN: $12 trillion Charles Schwab to launch Bitcoin and Ethereum trading for users "soon." https://t.co/q7CVHycxG0

https://t.co/fAIKlzAh0m $BTC Bitcoin how big is the threat REALLY ? (keep your pants on CT sheesh)

CoinGlass 2026 Q1 Cryptocurrency Market Share Research Report Data from centralized exchanges in Q1 2026 show that #Binance remains the only platform in the industry that ranks first across all four core dimensions: derivatives turnover, average open interest, order book depth, and user asset settlement. In Q1, Binance's derivatives turnover was about $4.90 trillion, accounting for roughly 34.9% of the Top 10 total share, with an average OI of around $23.9 billion, and user asset deposits of about $152.9 billion. The next #OKX occupies the second position. Among all centralized platforms, OKX is still the closest challenger to Binance, especially on the primary battlefield of derivatives. In Q1, OKX's derivatives turnover was about $2.19 trillion; although there is a clear gap with Binance, it still firmly holds second place. Moreover, in $BTC and $ETH contract depth, OKX's performance is also the most competitive. Looking at the top five data, the market has formed a relatively clear tiered structure. In terms of derivatives trading volume, Binance, OKX, Bybit, Gate, and #Bitget rank first to fifth respectively. Notably, Bitget is no longer just a platform staying at the table through short‑term traffic or single hotspots; it has transitioned from a growth‑stage platform to a stable one. From a trend perspective, overall market trading volume in Q1 2026 is still contracting, indicating that risk appetite has not fully recovered. However, derivatives remain the core battlefield, with the spot‑to‑derivatives turnover ratio still close to 9.6×. This means the market is not expanding through new capital inflows but continues to operate in a relatively cautious environment focused on leverage, hedging, and short‑term trading. In such an environment, the top platforms find it easier to continue absorbing liquidity and user assets, because when the market is not overly optimistic, traders and capital naturally gravitate toward platforms with deeper liquidity, stronger execution, and higher asset settlement. Therefore, the head‑effect is very evident across the industry. The exchange landscape is gradually unfolding; merely capturing "trading" is no longer enough to become mainstream. The competition now hinges on who can simultaneously master trading, open interest, depth, and asset settlement. In plain words, the race is no longer about who makes the most noise, but who truly possesses the capability to become market infrastructure.

【Bullish🔥】 🇺🇸Cash App #CashApp will revive the Bitcoin faucet #BitcoinFaucet on April 6, distributing $BTC worth $1 million (≈ ¥160 million) - The original faucet in 2010 distributed over 19,000 $BTC https://t.co/sJB9u5OzJY

BULLISH 🔥 “It’s a Good Friday to buy Bitcoin.” - Michael Saylor. https://t.co/8Ip2w0Lcja