PANews, June 22 – Crude oil opened higher amid tightening Middle East tensions, then plunged from highs as U.S.-Iran negotiations progressed and risk premiums receded, resulting in an overall "roller coaster" session. According to data from the Gate platform, WTI crude oil (CLUSDT) is now at $75.79 (-2.66%), with a 24-hour low of $75.03; Brent crude oil (BZ) is now at $79.16 (-2.78%), with a 24-hour low of $78.37. Against the backdrop of low-level choppy trading, related contract trading volumes remain active. Coinglass data shows that Gate's CLUSDT contract recorded a 24-hour trading volume of $12.7 million, with open interest of approximately $8.79 million; the BZUSDT contract recorded a 24-hour trading volume of approximately $3.832 million, both ranking among the industry's top.

Gate pioneered the commodity perpetual contract and CFD contract segment, covering mainstream energy assets such as BZUSDT (Brent crude oil), CLUSDT (WTI crude oil), and NG (natural gas), supporting 24/7 trading and USDT settlement. Leveraging Gate's innovative unified account system, users can allocate across diverse assets including stocks, metals, forex, indices, and commodities without cross-platform operations, enabling more flexible and efficient one-stop global asset strategy deployment in volatile markets.