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Gate Research: On November 27, BTC and ETH respectively reclaimed the key psychological levels of $90,000 and $3,000, igniting a broad recovery across the cryptocurrency market. Platform tokens, exemplified by GT, surged strongly, while market sentiment exhibited marked improvement. In the hotspot token sector, Merlin (+157.95%) exploded over 150% due to its mainnet upgrade and short-squeeze dynamics; XION (+98.6%) rose nearly 100%, propelled by robust KRW trading pair activity and strong purchasing power from Korean investors; and the popular BSC memecoin BANANAS31 (+66.62%) saw trading volume skyrocket to $470 million, driven by resonant community engagement and capital inflows that propelled its price higher. S&P downgraded Tether-USDT's rating to "Weak," refocusing attention on stablecoin risks; the Cosmos community initiated research on a new tokenomics model for ATOM, aiming to replace inflation incentives with ecosystem revenue sharing; and Ethereum co-founder Vitalik donated 12

Gate Research Weekly Report: BTC and ETH have both reclaimed key psychological levels at $90,000 and $3,000, respectively, signaling a clear recovery in market sentiment. Funds are rotating across multiple sectors, including exchange tokens, Layer-1s, and meme coins. S&P downgraded Tether–USDT’s stability rating to “Weak” but Stable; the Cosmos community has initiated a new ATOM token proposal, reigniting debate over token-economic risks; and Ethereum co-founder Vitalik donated to privacy-focused communication efforts. Plasma’s token has fallen 90% from its early peak, with the project still far from delivering on its ambitious promises. Bitcoin faces a $13.6 billion monthly options expiry this Friday, with 77% of open interest sitting out-of-the-money. Resulting hedging flows may continue to amplify short-term volatility.

Gate Research Daily Report: On November 24, BTC’s current price has retraced to around $86,600. If it continues to break below the short-term moving average support, it may face further downside toward the $85,800–$84,500 support range. ETH showed a slightly bearish consolidation pattern, encountering resistance around $2,840 and currently oscillating near $2,780. Ethena’s Q3 fee revenue hit a record high, surpassing $150 million; video-sharing platform Rumble launched the Rumble Wallet, supporting BTC, XAUT, and USDT tipping; and Wormhole Labs introduced Sunrise, bringing assets like MON into the Solana ecosystem.

Gate Research Daily Report: On November 24, BTC’s current price has retraced to around $86,600. If it continues to break below the short-term moving average support, it may face further downside toward the $85,800–$84,500 support range. ETH showed a slightly bearish consolidation pattern, encountering resistance around $2,840 and currently oscillating near $2,780. GT formed a temporary low around $9.24 after a prior sharp decline, then stabilized within a wide range and slowly climbed along the MA30. Meanwhile, TNSR (+53.24%), PARTI (+41.58%), and DYM (+23.68%) posted significant gains, reflecting a notable short-term surge in market appetite for high-volatility assets. Ethena’s Q3 fee revenue hit a record high, surpassing $150 million; video-sharing platform Rumble launched the Rumble Wallet, supporting BTC, XAUT, and USDT tipping; and Wormhole Labs introduced Sunrise, bringing assets like MON into the Solana ecosystem.

This report systematically examines the development trends and competitive landscape of prediction markets, with a focus on Polymarket’s ecosystem strategy centered on Builder Codes. It highlights that Polymarket is transforming prediction markets from a single platform into decentralized infrastructure by opening liquidity and developer networks, creating a “Prediction-as-a-Service” system embeddable in any scenario. The report also dissects Polymarket’s four-layer ecosystem structure, revealing that third-party Builders account for less than 3% of total platform trading volume but hold tenfold growth potential.

BTC and ETH continue to trade in a weak, choppy structure, with prices trending lower and rebounds lacking strength. Volatility has spiked multiple times, reflecting fragile sentiment. On the derivatives side, leverage has not returned after a major deleveraging event, with open interest remaining at low levels. The concentrated long liquidations in early November further indicate declining confidence, suggesting that short-term downside risks remain. From a quantitative strategy perspective, the moving-average trend-breakout model has delivered strong performance in assets such as XRP, DOGE, and ADA, though it may still face signal delays and stop-loss whipsaws during strong one-sided trends. In contrast, the Gate Quant Fund employs a market-neutral arbitrage and hedging framework, emphasizing stable returns and risk control, offering investors a lower-volatility and more sustainable long-term allocation option.

Gate Research Daily Report: On November 21, BTC extended its downward trajectory after a period of volatile decline, showing a clear accelerating pullback pattern. Mirroring this trend, ETH also followed a similarly sharp correction. Meanwhile, TNSR became a market standout with a surge of more than 220%. FG Nexus sold over 10,000 ETH to raise funds for a stock buyback aimed at supporting its share price, while Tether announced an investment in Parfin to accelerate institutional adoption of USDT across Latin America. The Fear and Greed Index dropped to 15, signaling that overall market sentiment has returned to extreme fear.

Gate Research Daily Report: On November 14, after a period of volatile decline, BTC found short-term support near $98,000; ETH showed signs of a short-term rebound; GT stabilized with support around $10.9 and began to recover; while LUMINT became the market spotlight with a surge of over 670%. The first XRP spot ETF, launched by Canary Capital, began trading on Nasdaq; the Czech National Bank made its first-ever Bitcoin purchase, establishing a $1 million digital asset pilot portfolio; and Emory University doubled its Bitcoin holdings, investing $52 million to increase its stake in the Grayscale BTC ETF.

On November 20, the crypto market continued to consolidate and oscillate amid sustained extreme fear sentiment, with BTC edging up 0.43% to 92,700 USDT and ETH recovering to 3,040 USDT. Among hot tokens, Tensor (+102.63%) surged sharply due to a short squeeze triggered by extreme negative funding rates; Giga Chad (+61.29%) strengthened amid high social media buzz from whale endorsements and Walmart listing related supplements; StarkNet (+22.63%) rebounded significantly, driven by the spreading "Ztarknet" narrative and expectations of ZK infrastructure implementation. Vitalik released a key signal at Devconnect that "Ethereum needs to complete its quantum-resistant upgrade within the next four years." NVIDIA's strong earnings beat expectations, propelling a U.S. stock rebound and short-term crypto market repair. Meanwhile, a $1 billion ETH DAT trust plan led by Asian capital has been temporarily shelved due to fundraising resistance and market volatility.

This report provides a comprehensive overview of the structural changes, job distribution, and development trends in the global crypto employment market in 2025. It highlights that amid slowing global economic growth and the accelerating impact of AI on traditional industries, the crypto sector has demonstrated strong counter-cyclical resilience. With a total market capitalization approaching USD 3 trillion and more than 1.6 million professionals employed worldwide, the crypto industry has become a key driver of high-skilled employment within the digital economy.

On November 19, the crypto market saw a mild rebound despite extreme fear in sentiment. BTC edged up 0.15% to 92,410 USDT, while ETH rose 0.29% to 3,109 USDT. Among top movers, Anoma (+50.92%) surged as its ARM virtual machine went live on Ethereum, driving discussions around intents and programmable privacy; Grass (+23.03%) gained momentum ahead of its first Token Holder Call and on the back of processing 100 million scientific papers for open-science datasets; Falcon Finance (+17.69%) rallied as USDf supply exceeded 2 billion dollars and the Perryverse NFTs were fully revealed. On-chain data shows Bitcoin whales and institutions are accumulating simultaneously, with the number of wallets holding over 1,000 BTC reaching a four-month high. Vitalik introduced the Kohaku privacy framework, advancing privacy as a first-class property on Ethereum. Meanwhile, Zama launched its fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) testnet v2, marking a major step toward its upcoming mainnet launch.

Gate Research Daily Report: On November 19, the crypto market saw a mild rebound despite extreme fear in sentiment. BTC edged up 0.15% to 92,410 USDT, while ETH rose 0.29% to 3,109 USDT. Among top movers, Anoma (+50.92%) surged as its ARM virtual machine went live on Ethereum, driving discussions around intents and programmable privacy; Grass (+23.03%) gained momentum ahead of its first Token Holder Call and on the back of processing 100 million scientific papers for open-science datasets; Falcon Finance (+17.69%) rallied as USDf supply exceeded 2 billion dollars and the Perryverse NFTs were fully revealed. On-chain data shows Bitcoin whales and institutions are accumulating simultaneously, with the number of wallets holding over 1,000 BTC reaching a four-month high. Vitalik introduced the Kohaku privacy framework, advancing privacy as a first-class property on Ethereum. Meanwhile, Zama launched its fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) testnet v2, marking a major step toward its upcoming