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Gate Research Daily Report: Bitcoin’s $69,000–$71,000 range is the key zone for bulls to validate the sustainability of the rebound. Ethereum is gradually stabilizing at lower levels, with MACD turning bullish and price moving toward the upper Bollinger Band, signaling a clearer short-term technical recovery. News circulating on X has intensified retail FOMO, driving ZKP up 32.80% over the past 24 hours, while SAFFRONFI surged more than 40%, mainly due to increased short-term trading activity. Bitcoin selling pressure has temporarily eased, but a durable market recovery will require a revival in spot demand. A crypto market structure bill may pass within the next few months, with stablecoin yields emerging as the key point of contention. Meanwhile, Jump Trading plans to exchange liquidity provision for minority equity stakes in Kalshi and Polymarket.

Aster vs Hyperliquid compares two leading Perp DEX protocols. Hyperliquid currently leads with a 28.2% market share, while Aster is rapidly catching up through aggressive fee buybacks and user experience improvements. This article examines their market position, product features, on-chain metrics, and token dynamics.

How does Aster work? This article explains the problems Aster solves, its model, and core platform features, breaking down Aster Chain's 1001x leverage, Hidden Orders, and Shield Mode.

Gate Research Daily Report: On Feb. 9, the crypto market entered a choppy recovery phase after a deleveraging shock, with flows showing a clear structural split: capital crowding into BTC while major altcoins remain under pressure. BTC has rebounded and is consolidating around $70,000, which remains the key pivot for bulls vs. bears; ETH is being weighed down by whale deleveraging and debt-repayment selling, and may repeatedly test the $2,000 psychological level in the near term. On the thematic side, AI Agents and memes remain the high-beta core, with BNKR, PIPPIN, and PENGUIN leading gains. In our Alpha section, we highlight Vitalik’s view that algorithmic stablecoins represent “true DeFi,” Cathie Wood’s thesis that gold strength tends to lead and BTC follows, and Tether’s accelerating shift toward a conglomerate model via global diversification, governance upgrades, and expanded hiring.

ASTER is the native token of Aster decentralized perpetual exchange. This article explains ASTER tokenomics, use cases, allocation, and recent buyback activity, showing how buybacks, token burns, and staking mechanisms are used to support long term value.

Gate Research Daily Report: On February 6, BTC stabilized and rebounded after a rapid sell-off that pushed prices down to around USD 60,000, and is now consolidating above the USD 64,000 level; ETH followed the broader market decline, briefly dipping to around USD 1,745 before quickly recovering; GT formed a short-term low near USD 6.23 after a deep pullback and is currently in an oversold rebound phase with a low-level consolidation structure; ZEUS became the market focus with a gain of 89.29%. Crypto ETFs continued to see net outflows, reflecting a clear decline in institutional risk appetite; the sharp drop in Bitcoin prices led Strategy to report a USD 12.4 billion loss in Q4; meanwhile, Tether invested USD 150 million to acquire a stake in Gold.com, accelerating its expansion into tokenized gold.

Gate Research Weekly Report: BTC broke below $73,000 as deleveraging continued, with total liquidations reaching $2.56 billion over recent days; ETH pulled back to the key $2,000 support level, while a deeply negative premium index signals weakening institutional demand. Stablecoin market capitalization edged lower, and Ethereum gas fees remained subdued. Amid a structurally weak market, select assets moved counter-trend, including the BNB Chain Chinese meme coin “我踏马来了,” WMTX driven by the DePIN narrative, and SYN supported by adoption within the Filecoin ecosystem. On the event front, Ripple Prime integrated Hyperliquid, introducing a prime-brokerage model to on-chain derivatives, while Bitnomial launched regulated XTZ futures. On-chain data show a renewed convergence between profitable and unprofitable BTC supply, a historical “bottom signal” that may point BTC toward the $60,000 range, with key support at the 2021 peak near $69,000. Vitalik Buterin reassessed the L2 roadmap, emphasizing differentiated val

Gate Research Daily Report: On February 4, the crypto market continued to face broad pullback pressure, with major assets generally trading under strain. On the thematic side, capital remained concentrated in high-beta plays tied to AI and onchain infrastructure narratives. ARC rallied strongly on renewed attention around the “Rig” framework for AI builders, ALCH gained momentum on the back of AI workflow and agent tooling infrastructure themes, while ENSO drew interest for its cross-chain execution abstraction and one-stop DeFi execution layer concept. At the macro and industry level, the Puell Multiple has entered a historical discount zone, signaling increased miner stress but gradually improving long-term accumulation value. Gate Ventures announced a strategic investment in the crypto payment network Mesh, strengthening its positioning in stablecoin and payment connectivity infrastructure. Meanwhile, Vitalik reiterated that Ethereum L2s should shift away from the original “brand sharding” vision toward mo

Gate Research Daily Report: After a round of heavy selling, Bitcoin fell by around 20% over a two-week period. Ethereum has broken below USD 2,400, with the market structure turning bearish. Tweets related to C98 triggered retail FOMO, pushing the token up 37.03%, while PURR broke above the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement level and gained 28.37%. JPMorgan expects Warsh to accommodate Trump’s push for rate cuts in the short term before reverting to a more hawkish stance after the midterm elections; retail pessimism has entered extreme territory, raising the possibility of a technical rebound; and Cboe plans to relaunch binary options trading to compete directly with prediction markets.

Gate Research Daily Report: On Feb 2, crypto markets broadly fell as pullbacks in stocks and gold/silver weighed on risk appetite, with the Fear & Greed Index dropping to 14—its lowest level this year. BTC is consolidating near the lows after a capitulation wick, with $75K as key support and $80K as major resistance; ETH underperformed, with $2,200 as the critical line—if it breaks, downside targets shift to $2,150 and $2,000. Despite the weak tape, POKT, LMTS, and AVA outperformed on their respective catalysts. Key narratives included prediction markets posting a record $12B+ in January volume, the AI-agent narrative spilling into Clanker and boosting token launches/trading activity, and renewed risk debate in the meme sector after Murad’s reported ~$58M six-month drawdown.

Gate Research Daily Report: On January 30, the crypto market came under broad pressure, with Bitcoin falling below $82,000 and briefly dipping to around $81,000, while Ether retreated to the $2,700 level and remained technically weak. GT declined in tandem but showed relatively resilient downside, consolidating around the $9.20–$9.30 support zone. Despite weakness in major assets, selective capital rotation persisted, with small-cap tokens such as SENT and GWEI posting strong gains driven by AI and Ethereum infrastructure narratives. Meanwhile, a tech-led selloff fueled a cross-market risk-off move, alongside notable industry developments including Bit Digital’s exit from Bitcoin mining and the revival of The DAO with a $220 million Ethereum security fund.

Gate Research Weekly Report: BTC and ETH are consolidating after a pullback from recent highs; positioning has turned defensive, with flows rotating into steadier altcoin themes such as tokenized commodities/gold, payments, privacy, and DID. Ethereum continues to dominate tokenized commodity issuance with an 85% share. Long-term holders have accelerated distribution, marking Bitcoin’s strongest sell pressure since August. Prediction market volume hit a new all-time high, increasingly acting as an on-chain “expectations pricing layer.” Polymarket is driving a surge in USDC usage, and Mizuho upgraded Circle’s rating while highlighting its growth optionality. SUI is set to unlock roughly $60.94 million worth of tokens over the next 7 days, representing 11% of circulating supply.

As we move into 2026, the crypto market has transitioned from a technology-driven landscape to an "attention economy." From the meteoric rise of the AI agent-themed token $CLAWD to the politically charged $PENGUIN on Solana, meme coins have become essential assets for capturing market liquidity. This article offers a comprehensive analysis of the leading meme sectors in 2026 and demonstrates how to leverage professional tools to uncover high-potential 100x tokens ahead of the curve.

Gate Research Daily Report: On January 28, the crypto market saw a brief relief rebound, with broad-based gains and capital rotating back into core assets and large-cap majors. On the thematic side, mid- and small-cap tokens such as PIPPIN, BNKR, and XRD rallied strongly on agent narratives and expectations around product/tooling updates, with flows clearly concentrating into higher-beta names. Meanwhile, Tether launched its USAT dollar stablecoin as part of a two-track approach combining regulatory segmentation and distribution expansion; Kite released a mainnet roadmap centered on agent-native trust and pay-per-call payments; and Polygon continued to lead x402 agentic payment transactions, while Base activity has weakened for eight consecutive days.

This article delivers an in-depth analysis of the factors fueling the 1,900% price rally of the River protocol token, RIVER. It covers strategic endorsements from Arthur Hayes and Justin Sun, as well as satUSD’s cross-chain “chain abstraction” narrative. The piece also compares the divergence between RIVER’s FDV trajectory and its $160 million TVL. Furthermore, it examines how negative funding rates on Gate.com futures have driven a short squeeze, propelling RIVER’s price above $80.