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Gate Research Daily Report: On August 24, all three major U.S. stock indexes rose, while Hong Kong stocks climbed back above 26,000. South Korean equities were mixed, with semiconductor heavyweights providing support. The crypto market remained in consolidation at elevated levels, with DENT, NPC, and SPK leading gains among altcoins. On the industry front, Term Finance suffered an approximately $8.5 million governance attack, Tether ended its mining project in Uruguay, and research from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland highlighted the price feedback mechanism in crypto investing.

Gate Research VIP Daily Report: On August 21, Bitcoin briefly topped $75,000 as spot ETF inflows returned and call options activity increased, while ETH and GT also advanced. ONG, ONT, and PEOPLE gained 141.21%, 35.28%, and 32.07%, respectively. Kraken’s parent explored full banking status outside the US, the White House discussed the CLARITY Act with industry executives, and CME, the CFTC, and Kalshi clashed over prediction-market regulation.

Gate Research Daily Report: On August 21, U.S. equities declined as higher oil prices, rising Treasury yields, and Walmart’s outlook weighed on sentiment. Hong Kong stocks advanced on strength in healthcare and gold shares, while South Korean equities rebounded sharply, led by semiconductor heavyweights. The crypto market rallied, with BTC gaining 7.31% and breaking above $75,000, while ETH rose 4.23%. ONG, ONT, and PEOPLE surged 141.21%, 35.28%, and 32.07%, respectively. Kraken’s parent company is exploring full banking status outside the U.S., the White House discussed the CLARITY Act with industry executives, and tensions over prediction-market regulation intensified.

Gate Research VIP Daily Report: Over the past 24 hours, amid improving expectations for crypto policy and a rebound in risk-asset sentiment, BTC rallied on strong trading volume to its highest level since early June. BTC rose 6.97%, while ETH surged 17.42%. MAGMA, RE, and TRUMP gained 36.23%, 35.10%, and 28.32%, respectively, driven by rotation into DeFi and real-world assets (RWA), as well as catalysts from a White House meeting. Mina deployed its Mesa protocol upgrade to the devnet. A White House crypto meeting urged Congress to advance market structure legislation. Meanwhile, the U.S. more than doubled the size of its Treasury buybacks to ease pressure and liquidity concerns in the long-term Treasury market, helping equities stabilize.

Gate Research Weekly Report: BTC broke out of its previous consolidation range this week, rising approximately 9.23% over the past seven days to $69,343. ETH gained around 19.86% over the same period to $2,253, significantly outperforming BTC, although short-term technical indicators for both assets have moved into overheated territory. Total stablecoin supply remained at approximately $309.4 billion, while adoption continued to advance across payments, tokenized securities, and on-chain settlement. MAGMA, RE, and TRUMP were among the week’s most active tokens. On the industry front, Mina deployed its Mesa upgrade to devnet, while the White House urged Congress to advance crypto market structure legislation. Funding activity was concentrated in Bitcoin treasury strategies, DeFi credit, and compliant stablecoin infrastructure. Over the next seven days, AVAX, VENOM, and ALT are set to see sizable token unlocks. The potential impact of this additional supply on market liquidity and short-

Gate Research VIP Daily Report: Over the past 24 hours, BTC rose 0.36% and ETH gained 0.29%. Despite persistent pressure from oil prices and interest rates, spot buying supported a modest recovery in major cryptocurrencies. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index climbed to 41 from 31 the previous day, indicating a notable improvement in market sentiment. ACE, WKC, and VELVET surged 46.80%, 20.24%, and 15.31%, respectively, driven by sector rotation across blockchain gaming, meme tokens, and DeFAI, alongside rising trading volumes. U.S. regulators proposed crypto asset offering exemptions and an investment contract safe harbor, potentially opening new pathways for project financing. The U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency granted preliminary approval to national trust bank charter applications from stablecoin issuers. Meanwhile, Ethereum’s EIP-8363 proposal for a gradual issuance-burn mechanism sparked debate over its potential impact on validator yields.

Gate Research Daily Report: Over the past 24 hours, BTC rose 0.36% and ETH gained 0.29%. Despite persistent pressure from oil prices and interest rates, spot buying supported a modest recovery in major cryptocurrencies. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index climbed to 41 from 31 the previous day, indicating a notable improvement in market sentiment. ACE, WKC, and VELVET surged 46.80%, 20.24%, and 15.31%, respectively, driven by sector rotation across blockchain gaming, meme tokens, and DeFAI, alongside rising trading volumes. U.S. regulators proposed crypto asset offering exemptions and an investment contract safe harbor, potentially opening new pathways for project financing. The U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency granted preliminary approval to national trust bank charter applications from stablecoin issuers. Meanwhile, Ethereum’s EIP-8363 proposal for a gradual issuance-burn mechanism sparked debate over its potential impact on validator yields.

Gate Research VIP Weekly Report: The crypto market failed to benefit from easing inflation. BTC declined initially before stabilizing and staging a modest rebound, ending the week down 3.08%. ETH followed a similar pattern but posted a smaller weekly decline of 1.81%. VELVET, ETHFI, and LINK ranked among the top performers, with 7-day returns of +123.25%, +29.40%, and +15.42%, respectively. On-chain capital recorded net outflows of approximately $289 million over the past week, while Ethereum’s net outflows narrowed significantly from around $1.069 billion the previous week to $453 million. Capital increasingly flowed into high-efficiency and high-yield opportunities. Spark Liquidity Layer TVL rose 12.8% week over week to $1.765 billion, indicating that stablecoin liquidity is shifting from passive deposits toward active asset allocation.

Gate Research Daily Report: On August 18, U.S. stocks closed lower, weighed down by rising oil prices and higher U.S. Treasury yields. Hong Kong stocks rebounded, led by the semiconductor and optical communication sectors, while the Korean market was closed. The crypto market recovered, with BTC rising 2.04% and GPS, TUT, and FLIP leading the gains. U.S. stablecoin regulation continued to advance, and Harmony announced a large-scale on-chain rollback plan.

Gate Research VIP Daily Report: On August 17, the crypto market continued its weak consolidation. BTC fell below $63,000, ETH leveraged longs kept reducing positions, and GT maintained low-volatility trading. Capital rotated into Web3 gaming and AI trading themes, with PORTAL, AIO, and VELVET leading the gains. On the industry front, the SafePal data breach affected nearly 40k customers, Ethereum’s Hegotá upgrade entered the proposal screening stage, and the jurisdictional dispute between Novig and U.S. state regulators over prediction markets further escalated.

Gate Research Daily Report: On August 17, global stock markets showed mixed performance. The three major U.S. indices edged lower, Hong Kong’s tech sector came under pressure, while South Korean stocks rose, driven by concentrated foreign buying in semiconductor and auto heavyweights. The crypto market remained in a weak range-bound session, with BTC and ETH down 0.42% and 0.41% respectively over the past 24 hours, while PORTAL, AIO, and VELVET led the gains. On the industry front, the SafePal data breach affected nearly 40,000 customers, Ethereum began screening proposals for the Hegotá upgrade, and the regulatory conflict between Novig and U.S. states over prediction markets further escalated.

Gate Research VIP Daily Report: On August 14, The crypto market remained range-bound, with BTC down 0.07%, ETH up 0.32%, and GT gaining 0.14%. SCRT, BR, and LUCIC rose 30.00%, 16.19%, and 14.32%, respectively, driven by privacy-computing narratives, BTCFi momentum, and low-cap technical breakouts. Tether’s asset-tokenization platform Hadron launched on Sui, providing institutional infrastructure for issuing tokenized equities, bonds, and commodities. Ethereum plans to move away from Poseidon toward SHA2 or BLAKE2s as part of its post-quantum security roadmap. The SEC has again delayed its innovation exemption for tokenized securities, leaving the US compliance pathway uncertain.