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Gate Research Daily Report: On May 26, against the backdrop of the US stock market closure, the crypto market remained weak and range-bound, with BTC recording an intraday low around $76,575 and the $77,900 zone continuing to exert clear resistance, while ETH kept oscillating repeatedly near the $2,100 level. The altcoin market continued its pattern of capital flowing toward leading assets, with POND, WOJAK, and GUA representing relatively active themes in Layer0 infrastructure, Meme, and AI+Web3 culture concepts respectively, as the overall market stayed dominated by structural theme rotations. On the industry front, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows for six consecutive trading days totaling about $1.55 billion, causing 2026 cumulative net inflows to narrow rapidly and keeping institutional risk appetite under pressure. At the same time, Hyperliquid’s native token HYPE hit a new all-time high, driven by ETF inflows and the protocol’s buyback mechanism. On the security side, 86 G

On May 25, BTC continued its weak consolidation between $76,000 and $78,000, while ETH traded narrowly around $2,100, with bulls and bears locked in a prolonged tug-of-war. Overall market sentiment remains in the fear zone. WALLET, AVL, and NIL led gains in the account abstraction, BTCFi, and AI privacy computing sectors, respectively. Options market data shows that volatility compression for both BTC and ETH is nearing an end, and institutional capital is beginning to layout for directional breakouts. On the industry front, the EU’s crypto sanctions against Russia and Belarus took effect, adding RUBx and the Digital Ruble to the list of restricted assets. Separately, European compliant Stablecoin issuer StablR suffered a Multi-Signature exploit, causing EURR and USDR to de-peg and triggering a reassessment of security and credit risk for European compliant Stablecoins. Vitalik also reiterated that the Ethereum Foundation will not proactively support… (The full original text will be su

Gate Research Daily Report: On May 25, the crypto market remained in a weak consolidation phase, with BTC trading between $76,000 and $78,000 while ETH continued to hover around the $2,100 level. Overall market sentiment stayed in the Fear zone. The altcoin market remained driven by sector-specific rotations, with WALLET, AVL, and NIL standing out across the account abstraction, BTCFi, and AI privacy computing narratives, respectively. On the industry side, the EU’s crypto-related sanctions against Russia and Belarus officially took effect, with RUBx and the digital ruble added to the restricted asset list, further tightening global crypto compliance boundaries. Meanwhile, European stablecoin issuer StablR suffered a multisig exploit that caused EURR and USDR to depeg, prompting the market to reassess the security and credit risks of compliant European stablecoins. Vitalik also reiterated that the Ethereum Foundation would not actively support ETH’s price or intensify marketing efforts

This article is based on the TradingAgents multi-agent LLM financial trading framework and explores its migration and application in the BTC crypto asset market. The study first reviews the core architecture of TradingAgents, including the division of roles among the analyst team, researcher debate, trader decision-making, risk management team, and fund manager approval, and then adapts the framework to the characteristics of the BTC market. The article then uses BTC/USDT as the research object and constructs a backtesting experiment based on 1-hour data from February 1, 2026 to May 1, 2026, comparing the results with a Buy and Hold baseline strategy. The backtest results show that TradingAgents-BTC achieved a total return of +20.25% during the test period, significantly outperforming the -7.89% return of Buy and Hold over the same period. Overall, the experiment suggests that a multi-agent LLM framework has certain active market-timing and risk-control capabilities in BTC trading scen

Gate Research Daily Report: On May 22, BTC briefly fell below $78,000 and then consolidated above $77,000, ETH traded near $2,130, and GT pulled back toward $7.00. ZEST, PROVE, and BOB outperformed. Meanwhile, the CLARITY Act advanced regulatory framework expectations, the SEC sought public comment on prediction market ETFs, and a hawkish FOMC minutes release intensified debate over the rate path.

Gate Research Daily Report: On May 22, BTC briefly fell below $78,000 and then consolidated above $77,000, ETH traded near $2,130, and GT pulled back toward $7.00. ZEST, PROVE, and BOB outperformed. Meanwhile, the CLARITY Act advanced regulatory framework expectations, the SEC sought public comment on prediction market ETFs, and a hawkish FOMC minutes release intensified debate over the rate path.

Gate Research Daily Report: BTC traded in a low-range consolidation pattern before rebounding over the past 24 hours, while ETH moved largely in sync with BTC throughout the session. SUT surged more than 125% amid renewed momentum in the RWA narrative and a sharp increase in exchange liquidity; meanwhile, FIDA benefited from recovering activity across the Solana ecosystem and rising SNS domain trading volumes, while EDEN continued to gain support from growing institutional demand for tokenized on-chain U.S. Treasury products. The Fed’s April meeting minutes turned increasingly hawkish, reigniting discussions around a potential return to rate hikes and weakening the broader rate-cut narrative. Meanwhile, SpaceX officially filed for IPO, disclosing holdings of 18,712 BTC, while Hyperliquid surpassed Solana in fully diluted valuation (FDV), with Grayscale Investments and Anchorage Digital reportedly accumulating and staking more than $165 million worth of assets combined.

Gate Research Weekly Report: BTC and ETH staged a technical rebound after briefly pulling back over the past 24 hours. BTC dipped to around $76,000 before recovering above the $78,000 level, while ETH also rebounded back above $2,100. However, the 4-hour trend structure remains bearish, suggesting the market is still in a “short-term recovery, mid-term pressure” phase. Altcoins also saw sentiment improve, with the RWA sector emerging as the market leader. Tokens such as SUT, FIDA, and EDEN posted strong gains, indicating that capital continues to rotate toward real-world asset narratives and high-beta thematic plays.Looking ahead, token unlocks for H, HUMA, and MBG over the next seven days may introduce localized selling pressure and increased short-term volatility across the market.

Last week, BTC ETFs recorded net outflows of approximately $996 million, while ETH ETFs saw net outflows of around $255 million. On-chain TradFi activity and CEX derivatives trading continued to be dominated by safe-haven assets such as gold. On-chain liquidity remained concentrated in leading DEXs including PancakeSwap and Raydium. Lending activity and LST sectors on the Aave mainnet declined, with leverage demand across both Ethereum and Solana ecosystems cooling simultaneously. Meanwhile, emerging chains such as MegaETH and Plasma continued to absorb structural capital rotation. BTC open interest (OI) continued to trend lower, while the share of put option trading volume and negative 25D Skew both expanded further, accompanied by a gradual rise in the DVOL baseline. Gate’s institutional spot market share increased against the broader trend, rising 10% week-over-week, while cross-margin lending volume also grew 10% WoW.

Gate Research Daily Report: BTC briefly surged to around $77,313 over the past 24 hours before rapidly pulling back, while ETH faced resistance near $2,145 and subsequently drifted lower in a choppy range. ZEST skyrocketed more than 649% after being added to the Alpha listing of a major CEX, reflecting extreme speculative activity driven by the BTCFi narrative and low circulating supply dynamics; meanwhile, EDEN and PROMPT benefited from continued momentum in the RWA and AI Agent narratives, with strong trading volumes amplifying price action amid relatively thin liquidity conditions. Trump stated that he would give Kevin Warsh greater policy flexibility, while surging U.S. Treasury yields continued to dampen rate-cut expectations; Truth Social withdrew its Bitcoin ETF application, signaling that the crypto ETF market is increasingly entering a zero-sum competition phase. Meanwhile, Mastercard abandoned its planned investment in Zerohash and shifted toward BVNK to expand its stablecoin

Gate Research Daily Report: BTC briefly surged to around $77,313 over the past 24 hours before rapidly pulling back, while ETH faced resistance near $2,145 and subsequently drifted lower in a choppy range. ZEST skyrocketed more than 649% after being added to the Alpha listing of a major CEX, reflecting extreme speculative activity driven by the BTCFi narrative and low circulating supply dynamics; meanwhile, EDEN and PROMPT benefited from continued momentum in the RWA and AI Agent narratives, with strong trading volumes amplifying price action amid relatively thin liquidity conditions. Trump stated that he would give Kevin Warsh greater policy flexibility, while surging U.S. Treasury yields continued to dampen rate-cut expectations; Truth Social withdrew its Bitcoin ETF application, signaling that the crypto ETF market is increasingly entering a zero-sum competition phase. Meanwhile, Mastercard abandoned its planned investment in Zerohash and shifted toward BVNK to expand its stablecoin

BTC price action entered a consolidation and bottoming phase after pulling back from recent highs. BTC faced resistance near $81,900 before falling below the key $80,000 psychological level. ETH underperformed Bitcoin over the past week. Assets such as KITE, INJ, and H led the gains, rising 15.64%, 10.56%, and 9.81%, respectively. BSC recorded large net outflows for the second consecutive week, with net outflows reaching approximately $3.882 billion last week, while Ethereum saw net outflows of about $569 million. Mantle became the largest recipient of cross-chain capital inflows. Meanwhile, the cross-chain infrastructure sector is also being re-evaluated. Although LayerZero still dominates the overall cross-chain traffic, institutions and high-value assets are increasingly migrating toward Chainlink CCIP, which places greater emphasis on security and compliance.