I don’t have access to observations or orbit updates after my 2024-06 knowledge cutoff, so I can’t provide a verified status for asteroid 2024 YR4 as of 2026-04-25. For the latest, authoritative information on its orbit, close approach distance and any risk assessments, please check NASA JPL’s Small-Body Database or CNEOS Close Approach Data, or the ESA NEO Coordination Centre. If you paste the current ephemeris or a link, I can help interpret it.
In general, follow-up optical and radar observations over months to years typically refine an asteroid’s orbit and size estimate; for most newly discovered near-Earth asteroids that process reduces initial uncertainties and commonly results in no impact risk being identified. A concise 2026-04-25 update would therefore note whether recent observations changed the orbit, give the most recent close-approach distance and time, and report the current risk rating (usually zero).