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Gate ResearchDaily Report: BTC and ETH rose 0.58% and 0.72%, respectively, over the past 24 hours, showing a cautious recovery ahead of the interest rate decision. BTW, SI, and PUFFER gained 46.27%, 28.60%, and 27.00%, respectively, driven by BTCFi, meme, and infrastructure narratives. A UK asset manager launched on-chain shares for a £22 billion liquidity fund and invested £50 million in the initiative. A Bitcoin mining infrastructure company raised $16 million to expand its AI compute brokerage and trading business. A hardware wallet manufacturer destroyed 18,835 devices following a website breach and the theft of authentication keys.

Gate Research Daily Report: On October 26, BTC returned above 80,000 USDT, while ETH remained in recovery. Total cryptocurrency market capitalization stood at approximately US$2.71 trillion, down 1.54% over 24 hours, as Q, TAG and DOOD gained. Hyperliquid and Payward proposed regulated on-chain perpetual futures, subject to regulatory approval; the NBA and CFTC signed a non-binding prediction-market integrity memorandum; and South Korea discussed a fourth delay to virtual-asset income tax, which has not been enacted.

Gate Research Daily Report: On October 26, global equity markets delivered mixed performances. US stocks fell under pressure from rising oil prices and Treasury yields, while Hong Kong tech stocks rebounded and South Korean stocks reversed course to close higher in the afternoon. The crypto market extended its pullback, with both BTC and ETH under pressure, while DODO, TA, and REZ led the gains. In industry developments, CoinDCX confirmed a loss of approximately 15.99 million USDT from a legacy wallet incident, while X100 Global was suspected of suffering a governance attack.

Gate Research Daily Report: U.S. technology stocks saw a sharp pullback, while Hong Kong and South Korean equities also came under pressure. BTC and ETH fell below key moving averages. BTR, MAGMA, and AKE led gains against the broader trend, while stablecoin reward rules, UK DeFi regulation, and spot BTC ETF flows remained key market focuses.

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.

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, 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 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. 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.

Gate Research Daily Report: U.S. and Korean chip shares were under pressure while Hong Kong financials relatively outperformed. BTC fell toward 81,000 USDT and ETH weakened; GTC, OSMO and RSR advanced. Blur plans to close its frontend, CFTC rulemaking could extend to 2028, and Strategy acquired 250 BTC. Monitor U.S. inflation data, oil prices, ETF flows and market risk appetite.

Gate Research Daily Report: On October 12, all three major U.S. stock indices closed higher, while Hong Kong stocks rebounded, driven by gains in property, electric vehicle, and technology shares. South Korean stocks, meanwhile, came under pressure from foreign investor selling and weakness in heavyweight semiconductor stocks. The crypto market staged a modest recovery, with BTC and ETH rising 0.87% and 1.17%, respectively, while S, LUMIA, and PLUME led the gains. On the industry front, the Moscow Exchange plans to launch regulated crypto trading, CleanSpark secured financing for data center expansion, and attackers linked to the Ledger incident continued moving stolen assets.

Gate Research Daily Report: U.S. tech stocks pull back as Hong Kong and South Korean equities face similar pressure. BTC retreats toward 82,000 USDT, while ETH extends its losses and CAW, OGN, and EL lead the gainers. Key market themes include Samsung Wallet's integration of USDC cross-border transfers, Securitize's launch of tokenized U.S. stocks, and AI's potential implications for cryptographic security.