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Gate Research Daily Report: BTC and ETH rebounded alongside the pullback in oil prices, with short-term momentum recovering while interest rate pressure remained. DOOD, IOST, and MPLX rose 85.56%, 43.02%, and 37.89%, respectively, driven by renewed NFT interest, token burns, and support for KRW trading pairs. On October 20, the Swiss regulator approved a retail-focused ETF that directly holds BTC. Mastercard opened early access to agentic payments on October 20, enabling machine-to-machine settlement. Bitwise data showed that the amount of ETH staked reached a record high of 43.8 million ETH, while annualized staking yields continued to decline. SpaceX’s latest earnings report following its public listing beat expectations, supported by growth in its AI and connectivity businesses, sending shares higher in after-hours trading.

Elevated inflation, high interest rates, and a technology-stock correction collectively weighed on crypto risk appetite, with BTC and ETH declining 1.97% and 4.98%, respectively, over the week. XMR, TIA, and INJ ranked among the top performers, posting 7-day returns of +12.09%, +9.20%, and +6.36%, respectively. Public blockchains recorded an overall net outflow of approximately $397 million over the past week, as capital rotated from general-purpose blockchains and L2 asset pools toward specific use cases such as leveraged trading, payments, stablecoins, and RWA infrastructure. StarkWare’s OffMarket introduced a position-privacy layer for Polymarket, advancing prediction markets toward a model that balances verifiability, trading privacy, and compliance auditing.

Gate Research Daily Report: On October 19, U.S. technology shares rebounded, Hong Kong markets closed for the Chung Yeung Festival, and South Korean battery and biopharma shares gained. BTC and ETH eased while BR, AIC and XNY rose. SkyAI completed the sale of all SOL and launched a cash tender offer; Strategy acquired 267 BTC, and BlackRock filed for PBIT. Watch technology earnings, U.S. spot ETF flows, market-structure reforms, and risk appetite.

Gate Research Daily Report: On October 19, the crypto market extended its recovery, with BTC reclaiming $82,000 and ETH following suit, while GT traded sideways below $10. Capital rotated into small- and mid-cap projects such as ARIA, ICNT, and SOLV. On the industry front, South Korea will consult with the five major crypto exchanges on its 2027 crypto tax policy, Goldman Sachs continued advancing its tokenization initiatives, and MSCI tightened its scrutiny of Bitcoin treasury companies in its index reviews.

Gate Research Daily Report: On October 19, U.S. equities weakened as declines in AI and semiconductor stocks weighed on the market. Hong Kong stocks posted a modest rebound, while Southbound funds recorded net selling. South Korean equities recovered sharply following a steep sell-off the previous day. The crypto market edged higher, with BTC and ETH gaining 0.93% and 0.59%, respectively, while ARIA, ICNT, and ERA led the gains. On the industry front, DTCC plans to open its tokenization services to commercial participants, Cysic’s cross-chain bridge suffered an attack, and Charles Schwab began rolling out external wallet transfers for BTC and ETH in phases.

Gate Research VIP Daily Report: U.S. equities recovered from early losses on the back of solid corporate earnings, easing risk pressures from the previous session’s hotter inflation data and tech-sector pullback. The crypto market also staged a modest rebound alongside broader risk assets. Short-term momentum in BTC and ETH improved, but medium-term pressure remains, with risk appetite yet to recover. STBL, PUFFER, and ITA surged 102.01%, 88.09%, and 79.17%, respectively, driven by small-cap momentum, staking-related catalysts, and low liquidity. Cross River integrated RLUSD into its core banking system to support real-time settlement and cross-border payments. KR1 launched Ethereum validator nodes through Lido stVault, with plans to stake 6,000 ETH. Starknet opened a vote on transitioning to an independent, quantum-resistant Layer 1, exploring a new path toward enhanced security.

Gate Research Daily Report: U.S. equities recovered from early losses on the back of solid corporate earnings, easing risk pressures from the previous session’s hotter inflation data and tech-sector pullback. The crypto market also staged a modest rebound alongside broader risk assets. Short-term momentum in BTC and ETH improved, but medium-term pressure remains, with risk appetite yet to recover. STBL, PUFFER, and ITA surged 102.01%, 88.09%, and 79.17%, respectively, driven by small-cap momentum, staking-related catalysts, and low liquidity. Cross River integrated RLUSD into its core banking system to support real-time settlement and cross-border payments. KR1 launched Ethereum validator nodes through Lido stVault, with plans to stake 6,000 ETH. Starknet opened a vote on transitioning to an independent, quantum-resistant Layer 1, exploring a new path toward enhanced security.

Gate Research Daily Report: BTC, ETH and GT remained under pressure, with BTC consolidating near 81,700 USDT and ETH and GT close to their 24-hour lows. WAL, ZEREBRO and ARC rose. Patrick Witt left the White House Crypto Council, Richard Heart was reportedly detained in Istanbul, and Standard Chartered pushed its US$2 trillion stablecoin-market forecast to 2030.

Gate Research Weekly Report: Over the past week, accelerating U.S. inflation revived expectations of another interest-rate increase and weighed on equities. The S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average, and Nasdaq Composite fell approximately 1.2%, 0.1%, and 2.5%, respectively, for the week. BTC was broadly unchanged over the past seven days at around $81,812, while ETH declined approximately 1.88% to $2,429. Total crypto market capitalization stood at roughly $2.76 trillion, with BTC dominance rising to approximately 59.27%. Total stablecoin supply reached around $306.6 billion, while Q, BTW, and BAT ranked among the week’s strongest-performing tokens. Key industry developments included Ripple and Privy’s embedded-wallet partnership, Interactive Brokers’ expansion into ETH staking, and Solana’s upcoming Alpenglow upgrade. Funding primarily flowed into AI data rights, on-chain AI inference, and Bitcoin-denominated insurance. Over the next seven days, AKE, TRUMP, and ZRO are scheduled for

Gate Research Daily Report: BTC climbed back above 83,000 USDT, while ETH reclaimed the 2,500 USDT level. GT continued to consolidate at elevated levels. Capital rotated among major crypto assets, AI governance, Layer 2, and zero-knowledge proof projects, while market attention centered on institutional staking services, tokenized derivatives, and shifting macro interest rate expectations.

Gate Research Daily Report: U.S. stocks edged lower as strong bank earnings were offset by a pullback in chip stocks. Hong Kong equities were mixed, while South Korean stocks plunged amid a semiconductor sell-off. BTC and ETH rebounded, with Q, ZCAT, and BAT leading the gains. A rebound in tokenized stock trading on Solana, the Moscow Exchange’s preparations for crypto trading, and European banks’ accelerated rollout of compliance services emerged as key market themes.

Economic resilience and rising oil prices reinforced concerns over persistent inflation and higher-for-longer interest rates, while elevated Treasury yields constrained crypto valuations. BTC and ETH both ended the week lower, significantly underperforming U.S. equities. STRK and NEAR ranked among the top performers, with 7-day returns of +101.57% and +20.04%, respectively. Major public blockchains recorded an overall net outflow of approximately $340 million over the past week, as capital continued rotating from broad crypto beta toward high-turnover trading and stablecoin infrastructure. Ethereum saw approximately $1.022 billion in net outflows. PaperTrade achieved a rapid initial launch with leverage of up to 1,000x, although its notional trading volume, liquidation risks, and pricing mechanism warrant further scrutiny.