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Gate Research VIP Daily Report: On October 8, crypto markets came under pressure as inflation and geopolitical risks rose, with BTC, ETH and GT declining and total market capitalization falling to $2.93 trillion. ITA, ZEUS and MET gained. Orca and Loopscale merged as Formation, Grayscale explored multi-asset ETFs, and Abstract plans to shut down on December 15.

Gate Research Weekly Report: BTC and ETH fell 3.78% and 1.64%, respectively, over the past seven days, as higher oil prices, rising yields, and expectations of further rate hikes weighed on risk appetite. ITA, ZEUS, and MET surged 207.10%, 124.80%, and 22.66%, respectively, driven by low liquidity, cross-chain narratives, and DeFi rotation. Polygon integrated TRON into its payments stack. Cardano launched a compliance-focused token standard to support on-chain regulatory controls, while Lido unveiled a lending protocol. U.S. equities came under pressure from rebounding oil prices and yields, with markets awaiting the Federal Reserve meeting minutes. Fundraising activity centered on RWA, on-chain issuance, and derivatives, with Spiko raising $90 million. CONX, STRK, and APT rank as the top three token unlocks over the coming week.

Gate Research VIP Daily Report: Amid moderate market risk appetite, with macroeconomic uncertainty still limiting investors’ willingness to chase gains, BTC remained range-bound and edged higher, yet has not broken out of its recent consolidation range. ETH retreated after an initial rally and continued to consolidate on a weak footing, still underperforming BTC. POND, MOVR, and GRASS rose 30.68%, 25.57%, and 25.41%, respectively, mainly driven by a rotation of market narratives around DeFi, cross-chain infrastructure, and decentralized data. Aave is considering introducing a token burn mechanism under Aavenomics 3.0; World Assets completed a $49 million OTC sale with a one-year lock-up period; and AMD acquired World Labs for $8.2 billion, stepping up its investment in physical AI.

Gate Research Daily Report: Amid moderate market risk appetite, with macroeconomic uncertainty still limiting investors’ willingness to chase gains, BTC remained range-bound and edged higher, yet has not broken out of its recent consolidation range. ETH retreated after an initial rally and continued to consolidate on a weak footing, still underperforming BTC. POND, MOVR, and GRASS rose 30.68%, 25.57%, and 25.41%, respectively, mainly driven by a rotation of market narratives around DeFi, cross-chain infrastructure, and decentralized data. Aave is considering introducing a token burn mechanism under Aavenomics 3.0; World Assets completed a $49 million OTC sale with a one-year lock-up period; and AMD acquired World Labs for $8.2 billion, stepping up its investment in physical AI.

Lower oil prices and easing trade risks supported U.S. equities and crypto assets, but the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rising above 5% continued to weigh on valuations. BTC and ETH ETFs saw significant inflows, while stablecoin supply expanded in tandem, although trading activity across DEXs and TradFi markets cooled. On-chain capital increasingly concentrated in structural opportunities such as USDC, SOL staking, and tokenized equity-backed lending. In derivatives, BTC advanced while OI and options open interest declined markedly, funding rates temporarily turned negative, and DVOL fell while Skew remained negative, indicating that despite partial deleveraging, demand for downside protection persisted.

U.S. economic resilience reinforced expectations that interest rates would remain higher for longer, while the 10-year Treasury yield’s move above 5% constrained crypto valuation expansion. The crypto market nevertheless edged higher, supported by lower oil prices, easing trade risks, and improving risk appetite for technology stocks. QNT, SEI, and ZRO ranked among the top performers, with 7-day returns of +305.84%, +53.91%, and +40.71%, respectively. Public blockchains recorded an overall net outflow of approximately $444 million over the past week, with capital increasingly concentrated in networks offering real revenue and stablecoin infrastructure. Arbitrum and Arc attracted net inflows of approximately $558 million and $229 million, respectively, while Hyperliquid recorded a net outflow of approximately $958 million.

Gate Research Daily Report: Rising Treasury yields and oil pressured U.S. equities, while Hong Kong cyclical sectors outperformed and South Korean semiconductors weakened. BTC retreated and ETH held relatively firm as KAIO, CHEX and NMR advanced. The report also covers Senate scrutiny of Tether, Citi and Coinbase's U.S. stablecoin payment plans, and Strive's purchase of 1,107 BTC.

Gate Research Daily Report: On September 28, the crypto market remained in a high-level consolidation phase, with BTC trading around $84,000, ETH facing mild pressure, and GT showing relative strength. The Altcoin Season Index rose to 64, as capital rotation broadened into mid-cap assets such as IMX, SEI, and AIC. On the industry front, U.S. spot BTC ETFs recorded their largest weekly net inflow in nearly a year, progress on the CLARITY Act stalled, and THORChain’s handling of hacker-linked funds sparked debate over decentralization and compliance responsibilities.

Gate Research Daily Report: On September 28, global markets showed mixed performance, with all three major U.S. stock indices advancing, Hong Kong equities pulling back, and South Korean markets closed for the Chuseok holiday. The crypto market remained range-bound at elevated levels, with BTC holding above $84,000 while AIC, IMX, and W led gains. A series of rug pulls on Robinhood Chain, the DYORSWAP fake-chain incident, and Ethereum’s 2030 architecture roadmap emerged as key industry developments.

Gate Research Daily Report: On September 24, the crypto market entered a high-level correction following a rapid rally, with BTC retreating toward $84,000 and both ETH and GT coming under pressure as leveraged positions declined. Capital rotated into trending tokens such as NIL, TAKE, and SAGA. On the industry front, Blockchain.com and the NYSE explored tokenized trading for U.S. stocks and ETFs, Galaxy added $100 million in sUSDS to its corporate treasury, and Coinbase for Agents introduced U.S. stock trading and x402 payments.

Gate Research Weekly Report: Over the past week, BTC and ETH rose by approximately 10.41% and 9.85%, respectively, with their latest prices at around $84,374 and $2,689. Both, however, saw a notable pullback after oil prices rebounded and the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield returned to around 5%. The total crypto market capitalization stands at approximately $2.88 trillion, with BTC dominance at around 58.77%, while total stablecoin supply has increased to roughly $312.6 billion. AI gaming, on-chain derivatives, and privacy computing saw pockets of strong activity, with AKE, DRV, and ZAMA among the week’s top-performing tokens. On the industry front, the U.S. SEC granted a five-year conditional exemption for tokenized U.S. stock trading, Blockchain.com and the New York Stock Exchange plan to provide access to tokenized stocks and ETFs, while Galaxy allocated $100 million to Sky’s sUSDS. Over the next seven days, tokens including XPL, H, GT, FOGO, B2, FF, and GUN are scheduled for unlocks,

Gate Research VIP Daily Report: With lower oil prices easing some inflationary pressure but expectations of persistently high interest rates continuing to constrain risk appetite, BTC traded sideways and held on to its recent rebound gains. The 4-hour structure remained relatively strong, while the daily chart stayed neutral to moderately bullish. ETH pulled back slightly after an intraday rally but maintained an overall range-bound yet relatively bullish structure. MUBARAK, AURORA, and MPLX surged 78.49%, 67.80%, and 44.32%, respectively, driven by geopolitical narratives, ecosystem rotation, and renewed interest in NFT infrastructure. FXNW launch trading also went live. FastX Network launched its debut trading, fueling momentum around the AI computing infrastructure narrative. Powfi launched its mainnet, while Alephium introduced concentrated liquidity and liquid staking. Sonic rolled out its V2.2 upgrade, expanding both transaction batching and execution engine capacity.