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This report highlights that as of October 2025, the global oracle sector’s Total Value Secured (TVS) has surpassed $102.1 billion, with a total market capitalization of $14.1 billion. The market remains dominated by Chainlink, while competition is shifting from technical scalability toward economic model sustainability and cross-chain capability. The report notes that oracle growth has entered a “multiplier effect” phase, with momentum shifting from DeFi-native demand to Real World Assets (RWA), which are emerging as the core driver of institutional adoption. Meanwhile, cross-chain communication (CCIP), prediction markets, and AI-integrated oracles are expected to shape the next growth curve. On the economic front, the sector is transitioning from a “pay-per-call” model to a “service staking” paradigm, signaling a return to fundamentals-based valuation logic. The report estimates LINK’s long-term fair value range at $26–35, with potential upside to $40–45 upon the implementation of the Smart Value Recovery (S

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. 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: 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.

In October 2025, Layer2 and high-performance blockchains saw a rebound in activity, while on-chain structures remained differentiated. Arbitrum led the trend, with transaction volume up over 34% and more than $1 billion in net inflows driven by DRIP incentives and asset tokenization, solidifying its position as the leading Layer2 network. Starknet rose on the back of the BTCFi narrative, attracting a steady return of capital and users. Bitcoin entered a technical correction after retreating from its highs, with short-term positions stabilizing and long-term holders resuming accumulation, indicating a market rebalancing phase. Polymarket gained momentum with its narrative of merging prediction markets and traditional finance, surpassing $2.7 billion in monthly trading volume, while Humanity Protocol focused on “AI + DID” and zero-knowledge identity verification, with its token $H up over 300% in the past month, becoming a leading project in the decentralized identity sector.

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.

Gate Research Weekly Report: BTC’s technical rebound has stalled, with short-term momentum remaining weak; ETH’s recovery also lacks strength, as its rebound is constrained by short-term moving averages. Balancer released a preliminary report on its recent exploit, confirming that a rounding logic error was exploited. Monad’s mainnet is set to launch on November 24, with the MON token claim window now closed. BTC spot ETF flows have turned positive, signaling a brief recovery in market sentiment. The total cryptocurrency spot market capitalization rebounded to $3.45 trillion, with overall market sentiment showing short-term stabilization.

Gate Research reported that Bitcoin fell below $100,000 this week for the first time since June, hitting a low of $99,932 and breaking below its 200-day moving average, marking the second-largest single-day drop of the year.

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.

Gate Research Daily Report: 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.

Last week, DASH surged over 67%, standing out as the top-performing token. TRUMP and ICP also posted gains of 24.85% and 16.70%, respectively, rising against the short-term market trend. Benefiting from simultaneous performance upgrades and ecosystem expansion, Starknet delivered the strongest performance, attracting net inflows of over $100 million in a single week, making it a new hotspot for capital. Meanwhile, heightened narrative attention combined with tightening regulations has once again positioned privacy assets as a hedge for "censorship resistance and asset sovereignty". The privacy token sector has regained market focus, with ZEC soaring over 190% in the past month, leading gains in the privacy track.

Gate Research Daily Report: Expectations for future rate cuts faced headwinds, leading to a pullback in risk assets. Bitcoin dipped to a low of $105,312, with a single-day decline exceeding 2.5%. Ethereum is also in a corrective phase, with both price action and market sentiment leaning bearish. The privacy coin sector rose roughly 15%, led by Decred, which surged 68.28% within 24 hours. The Unite governance proposal eased short-term selling pressure and reinforced long-term growth orientation, driving UNITE up 146.18% in 24 hours. Meanwhile, FTSE Russell announced a partnership with Chainlink to bring its indices and market data on-chain, and Donut Labs completed a $15 million seed round, advancing the deployment of AI-powered crypto trading terminals.

Gate Research Daily Report: : On November 3, BTC showed a generally weak and volatile trend, fluctuating around $108,900. ETH, after briefly consolidating above $3,850, dipped again to around $3,790, displaying a gradual downward movement. GT, following a short rebound, came under renewed pressure and is currently consolidating near $12.90. Meanwhile, BEAT became the market focus with a remarkable +58.90% surge.In broader market developments, decentralized exchange trading volume in October hit an all-time high of $613.3 billion. ARK Invest expanded its crypto holdings to $2.15 billion, while Tether reported over $10 billion in net profit for the first nine months of the year and launched both a share buyback program and an investment fund license application.

Gate Research Daily Report: On November 3, BTC showed a generally weak and volatile trend, fluctuating around $108,900. ETH, after briefly consolidating above $3,850, dipped again to around $3,790, displaying a gradual downward movement. GT, following a short rebound, came under renewed pressure and is currently consolidating near $12.9. Meanwhile, BEAT became the market focus with a remarkable +58.90% surge.In broader market developments, decentralized exchange trading volume in October hit an all-time high of $613.3 billion. ARK Invest expanded its crypto holdings beyond $2.15 billion, while Tether reported over $10 billion in net profit for the first nine months of the year and launched both a share buyback program and an investment fund license application.

Gate Research Daily Report: On October 31, BTC experienced a rapid pullback from its high followed by a short-term rebound; ETH continued its downward trend but showed signs of stabilizing at the lows; GT stabilized and rebounded around $12.57 after repeatedly breaking support; JELLYJELLY rose approximately 40.56% within 24 hours. Strategy’s Q3 profit fell to $2.8 billion, and Bitcoin’s premium hit an 18-month low; Ethereum officially scheduled the Fusaka upgrade for December 3; after a pullback, Ethereum rebounded in the evening, with its trading range narrowing.

Since mid-October 2025, BTC and ETH have remained in a high-level consolidation phase, with price structures and volatility showing clear divergence while short-term momentum has weakened. In the derivatives market, leveraged positions have undergone deleveraging followed by gradual recovery, with ETH positions displaying stronger resilience. On October 10, long-position liquidations exceeded $19 billion, reflecting mounting pressure at higher price levels and fading short-term confidence. Overall structure remains stable, though the rebound momentum appears limited. In terms of quantitative strategies, the RSI-based reversal model has performed solidly in assets such as BTC, delivering cumulative returns of around 50%. However, higher returns are still accompanied by greater volatility and drawdown risk. In contrast, the Gate Quant Fund focuses on market-neutral arbitrage and hedging strategies, emphasizing stable returns and robust risk management to provide investors with a more balanced and sustainable qu