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Gate Research Institute's daily market review and outlook covers Bitcoin and altcoin market trends, macro capital flows, on-chain metrics analysis, updates on hot projects, token unlock information, and key industry conferences, providing comprehensive analysis and forecasts for the cryptocurrency market.

Gate Research's Weekly Market Review and Outlook covers Bitcoin and altcoin trends, macro liquidity, on-chain indicators, hot project updates, token unlock information, and key industry events, providing comprehensive analysis and predictions for the cryptocurrency market.

Gate Research Institute's daily market review and outlook covers Bitcoin and altcoin market trends, macro capital flows, on-chain metrics analysis, updates on hot projects, token unlock information, and key industry conferences, providing comprehensive analysis and forecasts for the cryptocurrency market.

Gate Research's Weekly Market Review and Outlook covers Bitcoin and altcoin trends, macro liquidity, on-chain indicators, hot project updates, token unlock information, and key industry events, providing comprehensive analysis and predictions for the cryptocurrency market.

Gate Research's Weekly Market Review and Outlook covers Bitcoin and altcoin trends, macro liquidity, on-chain indicators, hot project updates, token unlock information, and key industry events, providing comprehensive analysis and predictions for the cryptocurrency market.

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.

Gate Research: BTC and ETH remain in a consolidation and recovery phase, with no confirmed trend reversal, while capital continues to rotate toward low-volatility assets and long-term narrative plays. Aave Horizon’s RWA market has surpassed $600 million in net deposits, signaling sustained institutional participation. Tokenized stocks have exceeded $1 billion in assets under management, underscoring the accelerating expansion of on-chain securities.

Gate Research: On January 7, the crypto market remained under pressure and traded in a consolidative manner, with risk appetite staying defensive. BTC pulled back from recent highs and moved into range-bound consolidation, with short-term momentum easing while the medium-term structure remains intact; ETH showed relatively resilient performance. On the thematic side, DSYNC, FHE, and XPLA posted strong gains, driven by narratives around AI agents, privacy computing, and Web3 gaming/IP co-creation. Structurally, new highs in Aave Horizon’s RWA borrowing, record Polygon PoS fee burns, and multiple Solana metrics reaching record levels in 2025 stand out as key fundamental positives, though the sustainability of the broader trend still depends on continued sentiment stabilization and the materialization of incremental catalysts.

Gate Research: BTC has stabilized again on the 4-hour timeframe, with a clear upside structure in place. Overall price action points to a mild and orderly recovery. ETH's catch-up move is gradually taking shape, with a noticeably steeper trend slope than BTC. Supported by returning capital inflows, its upside pace has continued to accelerate. Capital flows across public blockchains are showing clear divergence. More conservative, allocation-oriented capital is rotating back into core settlement layers, led by Ethereum. Base, as a user onboarding and asset distribution layer, is also seeing sustained net inflows. Polymarket Builders trading volume has reached a new all-time high, further strengthening the head effect. The increase in trading activity is mainly concentrated in a small number of mature tools, including betmoar.

Gate Research: On January 5th, global markets enjoyed widespread gains, and the crypto market staged a solid overall rebound under the combined influence of the classic “January effect” and a broad repair in macro risk appetite. BTC led the rally, while ETH and major mainstream assets followed steadily in a market structure that remained relatively restrained and orderly. In the Solana ecosystem, the Meme sector showed clear signs of heating up again: PONKE surged sharply on renewed classic Meme narratives combined with capital rotation; MSQ strengthened driven by small-cap rebound dynamics and liquidity resets; WOLF attracted fresh capital attention amid a revival of the Matt Furie family narrative. On the news front, Infinex’s public sale fundraising has progressed far below expectations so far, underscoring the real-world constraints between project pricing and current community consensus. At the same time, Solana is poised to move forward with its Alpenglow consensus-layer upgrade in the near term, positi