Piyasa Tahmini

Nestlé initiated a recall of certain infant formula batches across multiple European countries following concerns over potential food safety risks. This article examines the context of the event, details the impacted products, assesses the possible dangers posed by the cereulide toxin, and offers guidance for parents on how to respond.

Italy’s inflation rate climbed to 1.2%, driven by higher food and transportation costs, although energy prices continue to decline. This article examines trends in Italy’s Consumer Price Index (CPI), explores factors restricting consumer spending, and assesses the potential implications for the nation’s economic outlook.

With global trade policies in flux, Lululemon faces mounting pressure on its supply chain costs. This article examines how emerging policy risks, inventory pricing dynamics, and market performance are transforming Lululemon’s supply chain structure and profitability.

Berkshire Hathaway increased the annual salary for its new CEO, Greg Abel, to $25 million, far exceeding Warren Buffett's historical compensation. This adjustment marks a notable shift. Here’s a breakdown of the compensation structure and the market’s reaction.

Evaluate if Bitcoin's recent rally signals a true upward trend or merely a bull trap, drawing on current price action and historical trends. Discuss whether BTC is mirroring the bear market behavior of 2022 and identify possible price risk levels.

2026 Update: Ripple has officially confirmed that XRP is not classified as a security in U.S. markets. This increased legal clarity is driving bullish technical sentiment, and market expectations point to strong potential for price surges.

Dogecoin's price has been consolidating near a major resistance level. This article examines both the opportunities and risks associated with Dogecoin potentially rallying to all-time highs if it breaks through this key resistance, with analysis centered on price structure, technical indicators, market sentiment, and possible bullish drivers.

An in-depth analysis of the resurgence of crypto presales in 2025, exploring the evolution from early participation narratives to structured financing, examining why capital is refocusing on early-stage projects, and revealing how presale models are reshaping the crypto fundraising landscape through case studies like Plasma and MegaETH, balancing compliance and innovation.

This week, the crypto market remained in a volatile range amid macroeconomic disturbances, recent consecutive rate cuts by the FED have boosted short-term market sentiment, but investors’ concerns over structural issues such as long-term inflation, fiscal deficits, and the independence of monetary policy have not subsided. Additionally, the Bank of Japan’s rate hike this month is widely anticipated. Yesterday, Bitcoin spiked to a high before dropping over 2.2%, while Ethereum also surged then retraced, ending the day up 1.2%.

This week, the crypto market remained range-bound amid simultaneous macro and sentiment-driven pressures. Expectations of a Bank of Japan rate hike triggered a pullback in global risk assets, while tighter liquidity weighed on market risk appetite. At the same time, rumors surrounding a potential change in the FED chair and ongoing policy uncertainty added to market caution regarding the future rate path. Despite this backdrop, BTC posted a notable rebound on Wednesday, briefly climbing back to around $93,000, showing clear signs of short-term recovery. Technically, downside support remains resilient, and the market has entered a news-driven consolidation phase.

According to Gate Research, the crypto market experienced a choppy recovery this week under shifting macro sentiment. As retail data weakened and several Fed officials delivered dovish signals, rate-cut expectations strengthened, with the probability of a December cut rising to 84.9%. Risk assets saw a moderate improvement in sentiment. After a continuous pullback, Bitcoin found strong buying interest near $80,000 and rebounded to around $88,000, lifting major altcoins as well. However, capital flows remain cautious, ETF inflows are limited, and the broader market still reflects a weak rebound structure.

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.

According to Gate Research, Bitcoin rebounded to around $106,000 this week after briefly dipping below $100,000, driven by easing concerns over the U.S. government shutdown and improving risk appetite. While a preliminary MACD bullish crossover has formed, both trading volume and capital inflows remain weak, indicating the uptrend is not yet established. Ethereum continues to fluctuate between $3,400 and $3,650 with limited rebound momentum. Overall, market sentiment remains cautious, and the recent rebound appears to be a technical correction rather than the start of a new bullish phase.

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.

Weekly Report Date: November 3, 2025. Please note that all opinions and information provided are for reference only and do not constitute investment advice. Strategy Recommendation: BTC Reverse Bullish Calendar Spread. For a limited time, option fee discounts are available: https://www.gate.com/zh/campaigns/3109