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Gate Research Daily Report: On June 2, the crypto market remained under pressure, with BTC falling below the daily Bollinger Band midline and retreating to around $71,000, while ETH continued to consolidate near the $2,000 level. Market sentiment remained in the Fear zone. The altcoin market stayed broadly weak, with capital continuing to rotate among a limited number of thematic sectors. Among the top performers, ESPORTS, WLD, and HOME led gains across the GameFi, AI identity, and DeFi aggregation sectors, respectively. On the industry front, Gate officially launched stock trading services, further advancing the integration of crypto assets with traditional capital markets. Meanwhile, Hong Kong's virtual asset trading volume continued to expand, and Vietnam proposed allowing digital assets to be used as collateral for bank loans, highlighting the accelerating trend of regulatory openness and TradFi integration across Asia. At the same time, the NFT market remained subdued, while OpenS

On June 1, BTC remained in a weak consolidation range between $73,000 and $74,000, while ETH pulled back and traded around the $2,000 level. Market sentiment remained firmly in the Fear zone. PORTAL, H, and GAT led gains across the cross-chain GameFi, digital identity, and Web3 communications sectors, respectively. Options market activity suggests that some traders have begun positioning for volatility around key June macro events, including Nonfarm Payrolls, CPI, and the FOMC meeting, through BTC $77,000 straddles and ETH $1,900 put options. On the industry front, the court-ordered freeze affecting Zama’s cUSDC reignited discussions around privacy-focused DeFi, tainted fund contamination, and asset segregation mechanisms. Meanwhile, although the number of on-chain attacks in Q1 2026 more than doubled year over year, total losses declined significantly, highlighting a shift in security risks from large centralized entities toward long-tail protocols. At the same time, the Polymarket in

Gate Research Daily Report: On June 1, the crypto market remained in a weak consolidation phase. BTC traded within the $73,400–$74,200 range, while ETH pulled back toward the $2,000 level, with market sentiment staying in the Fear zone. The altcoin market continued to be driven by selective, theme-based rotation rather than broad participation. Among the top performers, PORTAL, H, and GAT led gains across the cross-chain GameFi, digital identity, and Web3 communications sectors, respectively. On the industry side, the freeze of Zama’s cUSDC sparked discussions around privacy-focused DeFi and asset segregation mechanisms. Meanwhile, the number of on-chain attacks in Q1 2026 more than doubled year over year, although total losses declined significantly. At the same time, the Polymarket insider trading case and the rollout of perpetual futures testing highlighted the prediction market sector’s transition toward a dual-track path of regulatory development and product innovation.

Gate Research Daily Report: On May 29, BTC consolidated around $73,600 after falling to the $72,581 area; ETH remained in the $2,000–$2,020 range; GT traded narrowly between $6.80 and $6.85. ALLO became the top gainer with a +88.01% surge. Meanwhile, Sui mainnet resumed after a halt caused by a gas charging logic bug; Hyperliquid’s SpaceX pre-IPO contract suffered a 45% flash crash, triggering around $1.5 million in liquidations; and U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $733.4 million in daily net outflows.

Gate Research Daily Report: On May 29, BTC consolidated around $73,600 after falling to the $72,581 area; ETH remained in the $2,000–$2,020 range; GT traded narrowly between $6.80 and $6.85. ALLO became the top gainer with a +88.01% surge. Meanwhile, Sui mainnet resumed after a halt caused by a gas charging logic bug; Hyperliquid’s SpaceX pre-IPO contract suffered a 45% flash crash, triggering around $1.5 million in liquidations; and U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $733.4 million in daily net outflows.

In 2026, leading private technology companies including SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic have successively advanced their IPO plans. Among them, SpaceX is reportedly targeting a valuation of up to $1.75 trillion and seeking to raise $75 billion, potentially making it the largest IPO in history. The massive liquidity absorption effect of these mega IPOs could create short-term pressure on crypto market liquidity. At the same time, the crypto industry is providing on-chain access to Pre-IPO investments in top-tier technology companies through innovative mechanisms such as RWA tokenization and SPVs, enabling broader participation from both retail and institutional investors. Gate’s Pre-IPO products further lower capital barriers through digitalized investment structures while offering liquidity support, allowing ordinary users to gain access to primary market opportunities previously reserved for institutional capital.

Gate Research Daily Report: Over the past 24 hours, the crypto market came under broad pressure amid escalating U.S.-Iran tensions. BTC fell nearly 2% to $74,526, while ETH dropped more than 2.5%, as market fear intensified and roughly $160 million in liquidations swept across the market. Technically, both BTC and ETH have entered clear bearish structures, though RSI indicators are approaching oversold territory, suggesting the possibility of a short-term technical rebound. GT showed relatively stronger resilience with milder losses. Sector-wise, AI, privacy, and Web3 creator-economy tokens outperformed, with BDX, POLS, and BEAT leading gains. Meanwhile, Bitcoin miners’ AI transformation trend, Trump’s pro-crypto remarks, and the launch of the Transparency Alliance for standardized token disclosures further strengthened long-term market focus on AI infrastructure and regulatory compliance narratives.

Gate Research Daily Report: Over the past 24 hours, BTC has remained in a weak recovery phase following a sharp rally and pullback, while ETH continued retreating from around $2,090, showing weaker momentum than in the previous upward move. ZEST surged more than 649% after being added to the Alpha listing of a major centralized exchange, while EDEN and PROMPT benefited from continued momentum in the RWA and AI Agent narratives, attracting strong trading volume despite relatively low liquidity conditions. Trump expressed support for CFTC regulation of prediction markets and pledged to maintain the U.S. as the “crypto capital of the world”; meanwhile, the probability of the Fed keeping rates unchanged in June has risen to 97.3%, with rate-cut expectations nearly disappearing. OpenSea also launched the Ethereum open standard ERC-8257, positioning it as an “App Store for AI Agent tools.”

Gate Research Daily Report: Over the past 24 hours, BTC has remained in a weak recovery phase following a sharp rally and pullback, while ETH continued retreating from around $2,090, showing weaker momentum than in the previous upward move. ZEST surged more than 649% after being added to the Alpha listing of a major centralized exchange, while EDEN and PROMPT benefited from continued momentum in the RWA and AI Agent narratives, attracting strong trading volume despite relatively low liquidity conditions. Trump expressed support for CFTC regulation of prediction markets and pledged to maintain the U.S. as the “crypto capital of the world”; meanwhile, the probability of the Fed keeping rates unchanged in June has risen to 97.3%, with rate-cut expectations nearly disappearing. OpenSea also launched the Ethereum open standard ERC-8257, positioning it as an “App Store for AI Agent tools.”

Over the past week, markets continued to swing around developments in U.S.-Iran negotiations and expectations for Fed policy. Easing geopolitical tensions briefly pushed oil prices lower, while the U.S. 10 year Treasury yield climbed toward 4.56%. U.S. equities extended their divergent rally, whereas the crypto market remained broadly weak. BTC ETFs recorded roughly $1.256 billion in net outflows for the week, while ETH ETFs saw approximately $216 million in net outflows, reflecting continued cautious institutional positioning. Onchain liquidity continued to concentrate in leading DEXs such as Uniswap, PancakeSwap, and Aerodrome, while the stablecoin market increasingly shifted toward a repricing framework centered on settlement efficiency and regulatory compatibility. The Aave lending market gradually moved back toward normalization, while emerging chains such as MegaETH and Plasma continued absorbing incremental liquidity flows. In derivatives, the market maintained a low leverage, w

STRC is a key financing instrument in Strategy’s transition into a multi-layered capital structure under its BTC treasury strategy. Anchored by a $100 par value, featuring a floating periodic dividend rate, preferred-share liquidation priority, and near-monthly cash distributions, STRC is designed to attract yield-oriented capital into Strategy’s BTC reserve system. On the on-chain side, Ondo Finance’s STRCon and xStocks’s STRCx map STRC-like assets into DeFi. Protocols such as Apyx, Saturn, Pendle, and Morpho further transform STRC cash flows into stablecoins, yield-bearing assets, PT/YT structures, and collateral primitives, extending STRC from a TradFi yield product into a foundational on-chain yield asset. STRC’s appeal lies in its yield premium over traditional credit instruments, its near-par price anchor, and its composability within DeFi ecosystems. At the same time, it remains exposed to Strategy credit risk, BTC volatility, mechanism-design risks, and leverage contagion acros

Over the past week, both BTC and ETH experienced a sharp pullback followed by a recovery. BTC is currently retesting the $77,500 resistance zone, while $2,200 remains the key resistance level that will determine ETH’s short-term trend direction. Last week, Arbitrum and Base recorded net inflows of approximately $128 million and $117 million respectively, becoming the primary destinations for capital inflows. Capital is no longer parked on mainnets, prediction markets, or macro trading strategies, but is instead flowing back into Layer 2 networks better suited for application deployment and trade execution. Over the past month, cross-chain infrastructure has suffered a series of security incidents with cumulative losses approaching $400 million, as attack surfaces expanded from bridge contracts to validator networks, TSS, cross-chain messaging, and off-chain RPC systems.