Macro Trends

Gate Research Daily Report: Affected by factors including Trump’s proposed 15% global tariffs, Bitcoin lacks strong upward momentum. Ethereum continues to consolidate near its 20-day low, with multiple momentum indicators still pointing to a weak market structure. PIPPIN rose 16.62%, mainly driven by strong speculative buying and community momentum. POWER gained 12.05%, largely fueled by leveraged trading activity. Anthropic’s announcement on automating COBOL system modernization triggered an 11% drop in IBM’s share price. ZachXBT is set to release a major investigation, with prediction markets and Trump-related projects expected to face scrutiny. Vitalik sold 10,700 ETH this month at an average price of $2,027, drawing market attention.

Gate Research Daily Report: On January 28, the crypto market saw a brief relief rebound, with broad-based gains and capital rotating back into core assets and large-cap majors. On the thematic side, mid- and small-cap tokens such as PIPPIN, BNKR, and XRD rallied strongly on agent narratives and expectations around product/tooling updates, with flows clearly concentrating into higher-beta names. Meanwhile, Tether launched its USAT dollar stablecoin as part of a two-track approach combining regulatory segmentation and distribution expansion; Kite released a mainnet roadmap centered on agent-native trust and pay-per-call payments; and Polygon continued to lead x402 agentic payment transactions, while Base activity has weakened for eight consecutive days.

Gate Research Daily Report: Bitcoin fell further below $84,000 on Tuesday, and dragged by BTC’s correction, Ethereum dropped below $2,800 over the past 24 hours, approaching its key $2,600 support again. Ancient8 announced a partnership with the gaming identity layer Dæmons, driving A8 up 89% in the past 24 hours; PRIME’s recent gains were mainly fueled by exchange listings and trading incentives, rising 45% over the same period. Kalshi announced it will tokenize thousands of its existing prediction market contracts on Solana, a move likely to attract more institutional and retail participation; meanwhile, Strategy established a $1.44 billion dividend reserve fund to support payouts, signaling robust cash flow and liquidity management to investors.

At the core of AON’s business model is the delivery of integrated risk solutions for global companies through insurance brokerage, risk management, corporate advisory, and reinsurance services. Compared with traditional insurance companies, which directly assume claims liability, AON is more of a global corporate risk management platform. Its revenue mainly comes from brokerage commissions, consulting service fees, and risk management related businesses.

LIT (Global X Lithium Battery ETF) is a thematic ETF mainly focused on lithium resources, lithium battery manufacturing, and companies across the new energy value chain. LIT’s performance during a new energy rally is essentially driven by lithium resource prices, new energy vehicle demand, and profitability across the battery value chain. When the new energy market enters an expansion cycle, lithium mining companies, battery manufacturers, and energy storage companies usually benefit at the same time, which can push LIT higher.

Can you sell after a stock hits its daily limit-up? Drawing on the recent rally in AI, semiconductor, and tech sectors, this article explores whether and when to sell after a limit-up, along with key risks and strategies often overlooked by retail investors.

DuPont (DD) is an American materials technology company whose main businesses cover electronic materials, industrial manufacturing, high-performance materials, the semiconductor supply chain, and advanced engineering materials. DuPont’s (DD) core way of participating in the semiconductor supply chain is to provide electronic materials, packaging materials, and industrial manufacturing support for chip production. DuPont does not directly design chips, but many semiconductor production processes depend on high-performance materials systems.

DuPont’s (DD) high-performance materials business is essentially an industrial support system built around electronics manufacturing, industrial technology, and advanced materials. DuPont does not mainly sell consumer products. Instead, it participates in global manufacturing through electronic materials, industrial materials, and engineering materials.

DuPont (DD) is an American materials technology company whose main businesses cover electronic materials, industrial manufacturing, high-performance materials, the semiconductor supply chain, and advanced engineering materials. DuPont is not positioned as a traditional basic chemicals producer. Instead, it has built a long-term research and development system around high-value materials and industrial technologies.

A limit down is not a trading suspension: In most markets, buy orders can still be placed, but execution and value depend on the order backlog, liquidity, and the reason for the decline. Drawing on recent NVDA earnings and new A-share regulations, this objectively breaks down common misconceptions and key risk management points for "limit-down buying."

The core way DTE (DTE Energy) participates in the U.S. energy transition is by gradually adjusting its traditional utility structure through new energy development, grid upgrades, and emissions reduction strategies. DTE’s business focus is expanding from a traditional energy supply model into a modern energy system.

DTE (DTE Energy) is a U.S. utility and energy infrastructure company whose main businesses cover electricity supply, natural gas transmission and distribution, grid operations, and new energy development. At its core, DTE is positioned to provide cities, industries, and households with long term, reliable energy services through energy networks and infrastructure.

SYY is the stock ticker of Sysco Corporation, a U.S. foodservice distribution company. Its core business includes restaurant ingredient delivery, cold chain logistics, warehouse management, and restaurant supply chain services. As one of the world’s largest Foodservice distribution platforms, Sysco has long held an important position in the U.S. restaurant supply chain system.

The U.S. Foodservice market is one of the world’s largest restaurant supply chain systems. Its core structure includes food distribution platforms, cold chain logistics networks, restaurant procurement systems, and large-scale warehousing and delivery systems. As chain restaurants, delivery consumption, and food supply chain digitalization continue to develop, the Foodservice industry has become important infrastructure within the U.S. consumption system.

SYY is the stock ticker of Sysco Corporation, a U.S. foodservice distribution company. Its core business includes food procurement, warehouse management, cold chain logistics, and restaurant delivery services. As one of the world’s largest Foodservice distribution platforms, Sysco has long held an important position in the U.S. restaurant supply chain system.