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On March 23, the crypto market returned to a choppy and slightly bearish structure, with both BTC and ETH pulling back. Major assets continue to dominate overall direction, while opportunities in altcoins remain concentrated in localized rotation. Among top gainers, SIREN (+169.56%), BR (+59.80%), and BANANAS31 (+48.29%) ranked as the top three performers among assets with a market capitalization exceeding $10 million. At the industry level, three key themes are emerging as the most notable: shared infrastructure for digital gold, institutional-grade capital market connectivity, and stablecoin treasury platforms. The broader narrative continues to evolve toward standardization, interoperability, and infrastructure development.

Gate Research Weekly Report: BTC remained in weak consolidation over the past day, facing resistance near $71,000, while ETH pulled back to the $2,200 level after its recent rally, showing slower short-term momentum. Altcoins remained mixed, and market sentiment stayed in the “Fear” zone. Stablecoin market capitalization held at $311.68 billion, while Ethereum gas fees remained at ultra-low levels. ETN, ENJ, and SIREN posted gains of 19%–33%. Meanwhile, Prediction Markets TVL rose to $479.66 million, and total RWA on-chain market capitalization reached $22.817 billion, showing that capital continues to focus on sectors with clearer real-world demand. In the coming seven days, ZRO, RIVER, and H will unlock approximately $54.50M, $29.17M, and $10.85M worth of tokens respectively, which may create short-term supply pressure.

Over the past 24 hours, BTC rebounded to around $74,672.2 before pulling back and repeatedly testing support near $71,000. ETH rose to around $2,350 but then weakened, dropping to $2,150 and entering consolidation. ETN, ENJ, and SIREN surged 33%, 25%, and 19% respectively, driven by expectations around EVM compatibility, gaming/metaverse momentum, and options demand, with trading volumes expanding in tandem. The Bank of Japan held rates steady as expected, signaling a “gradual” approach to tightening based on economic and inflation conditions. Polymarket will launch a “Situation Room” bar in Washington, D.C. focused on real-time event monitoring. Meanwhile, Nasdaq has received approval from SEC to enable trading of tokenized securities.

Gate Research Daily Report: On March 20, BTC held above $70,000 after a pullback, ETH stabilized near $2,100, and GT rebounded to $6.86 from recent lows. The broader market remained in a structural correction, while AIA led gains with a 33.07% surge. Meanwhile, the crypto market structure bill continued to advance, BTC showed relative resilience amid macro volatility, and SEC Chair Paul Atkins said the latest crypto legal interpretation is only the beginning.

Gate Research Daily Report: On March 20, BTC held above $70,000 after a pullback, ETH stabilized near $2,100, and GT rebounded to $6.86 from recent lows. The broader market remained in a structural correction, while AIA led gains with a 33.07% surge. Meanwhile, the crypto market structure bill continued to advance, BTC showed relative resilience amid macro volatility, and SEC Chair Paul Atkins said the latest crypto legal interpretation is only the beginning.

Gate Research: Over the past two weeks, the crypto market has transitioned from a post-deleveraging compression phase into a low-crowding recovery phase. BTC posted a range gain of approximately 2.2%, while ETH rose about 9.5%; measured from local lows to highs, their recovery magnitudes reached roughly 15.8% and 24.9%, respectively. This report analyzes recent market dynamics in BTC and ETH by examining price volatility, account long/short ratios, open interest, ETF net inflows, funding rates, and liquidation structures. It also reviews live trading signals, parameter sensitivity, and strategy performance over the past two weeks using a 4-hour dense moving average breakout strategy, highlighting that the market has gradually shifted from a defensive recovery phase to a trend-following trading environment.

On November 17, BTC remained in a short-term weak downward consolidation structure, with 92,976 USD forming a key short-term low and serving as the core defense for bulls. ETH is also in a short-term weak consolidation pattern but showed a clear rebound signal after touching the 3,004 USD low. GT, after experiencing a sharp decline and reaching a low of 10.51 USD, has gradually shifted from a downward trend to a weak consolidation and stabilization phase. In addition, RESOLV (+44.4%), LIGHT (+49.17%), and KITE (+13.59%) performed strongly, indicating that stablecoins and payment-related assets are once again becoming focal points for market capital. Ethereum spot ETFs recorded a historic third-highest weekly net outflow of 729 million USD. ZEC contract positions surpassed 1.5 billion USD, reaching a record high, with significant increases in privacy network trading activity. Meanwhile, Japanese regulators plan to reclassify BTC, ETH, and other cryptocurrencies as financial products, potentially reducing tax r

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.

Gate Research Daily Report: Bitcoin faces strong resistance above, and declining on-chain activity limits its rebound momentum. Ethereum, after failing to sustain upward momentum above $3,600, has once again fallen back to test key support levels. BEAT rose 139.25% within 24 hours, showing a strong price rebound, mainly driven by the positive impact of exchange listings. SUBHUB increased approximately 76.04% over 24 hours, with the price rise primarily supported by product updates. Visa launched a stablecoin payment pilot, enabling direct USDC payments. VCI Global plans to invest $100 million to acquire Oobit (OOB) tokens backed by Tether. The number of Ethereum validators has dropped back to April 2024 levels, while the waiting time in the validator exit queue has reached a new high.

On November 12, the cryptocurrency market remained in a weak consolidation phase with overall sentiment staying subdued. BTC edged up 0.36% to 103,261 USDT, while ETH rose 0.87% to 3,448 USDT, with technical indicators showing signs of weakening downside momentum. Among trending tokens, Lisk (+52.65%) led the market on strong inflows driven by its EMpower Fund and emerging market expansion; Allora (+10.54%) gained traction as its mainnet launch and multi-chain deployment reignited interest in the AI + Web3 narrative; and Canton Network (+11.81%) stood out in the enterprise blockchain sector with its new “Cantonics” economic model and developer incentive program. Meanwhile, Gate Connect launched the first-ever Apple Pay crypto-off-ramp feature, advancing Web3 payment adoption. Additionally, whale wallets accumulated over 36,000 BTC in the past two weeks, helping support Bitcoin’s consolidation around the $100,000 level.

Last week, the crypto market came under pressure from both government shutdown concerns and DeFi security incidents. Mainstream coins continued to decline, while only a few altcoins bucked the trend and posted gains. SOON surged over 195.63% last week, emerging as the standout token. WorldChain saw significant increases in activity and capital inflows, becoming a highlight in multi-chain rotation. Regulators are actively promoting the launch of leveraged spot crypto products, which could go live as early as the end of the year. Gate has rolled out a decentralized Web3 Launchpad, pushing token issuance toward fully on-chain deployment.

Gate Research Daily Report: On November 10, BTC stabilized around $103,000 before accelerating upward, reaching a short-term high of $106,683; ETH found support near $3,480 and initiated a new upward leg, hitting a short-term high of $3,658; GT is currently consolidating around $12.29. Additionally, COTI (+55.38%), RESOLV (+36.09%), and 1INCH (+11.8%) led the market gains, highlighting that DeFi and privacy sectors are once again attracting capital. ORE’s single-day revenue surpassed $1 million, with the V2 protocol igniting a Solana mining frenzy; x402 protocol’s ecosystem transaction volume plummeted 90% within half a month; Filecoin partnered with Avalanche to build a native cross-chain data bridge, accelerating the deployment of modular infrastructure.

Gate Research Daily Report: On November 7, BTC remained in a short-term weak consolidation pattern, trading narrowly around $101,500; ETH continued its downward trend, currently consolidating near $3,310. GT fell sharply from its recent high of $13.7 to a low of $10.56, where it found support and staged a short-term rebound. In addition, SAPIEN (+186.47%), FIL (+50.87%), and DUSK (+43.27%) delivered standout performances, with the AI, storage, and privacy sectors emerging as new focal points for market capital. Meanwhile, yield-bearing stablecoins recorded their largest weekly outflow since the Luna collapse, totaling $1 billion. Gate launched a decentralized Web3 Launchpad, introducing a new fully on-chain token issuance model; and Google Finance announced plans to integrate prediction market data from Kalshi and Polymarket, bridging traditional finance with Web3 data ecosystems.

Gate Research Daily Report: BTC’s technical rebound has stalled, with the short-term trend remaining weak; ETH’s recovery lacks momentum, and its upside is capped by short-term moving averages. Privacy-focused protocols continue to see record transaction volumes, driving RAIL up by 30.6%. Decred has achieved a complete on-chain governance and privacy mechanism loop, with DCR rising 19.89% over the past 24 hours. zkSync released its token proposal, sending ZK up about 11.62% in 24 hours. Balancer issued a preliminary report on the recent attack, revealing that a rounding logic error was exploited. Monad’s mainnet is set to launch on November 24, and the MON token claim window has now closed.

On November 5, the cryptocurrency market continued its correction, with overall sentiment turning fearful. BTC fell 5.72% to 99,875 USDT, breaking below the psychological threshold and entering a weak consolidation range, while ETH extended its decline by 10.82%, losing support at $3,200. Despite the market pressure, tokens such as AIA (+140.04%), JELLYJELLY (+27.56%), and CUDIS (+47.25%) rose against the trend, standing out as bright spots in a bearish market. In the news, Bitcoin’s long-position funding rate has dropped by about 62% from its August peak, indicating cooling leverage demand; Ripple acquired Palisade to strengthen its enterprise custody infrastructure; and Forward Industries launched a $1 billion share repurchase plan and filed a PIPE resale supplement, helping to restore market confidence.