PANews reported on October 10th that Gate Research Institute's latest research report, "Gate Research Institute: BTC Short-Term Volatility After Hitting a High," noted that after Bitcoin broke through $126,000 on October 7th to hit a new yearly high, it entered a short-term volatile range, with overall market momentum slowing. However, at the same time, institutional funds are significantly returning, ushering in a new round of structural repricing for crypto assets.

According to Farside data, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw net inflows of $897 million over the past seven days, a two-month high, indicating a significant rebound in institutional buying. The research institute believes this round of capital inflows is closely related to growing expectations of Federal Reserve easing, and that traditional financial capital is reassessing the value of crypto assets in this new cycle. This round of market changes not only reflects the return of institutional confidence but also the deepening of the crypto ecosystem's compliance and practicality.

Gate Research Institute points out that compliant staking, asset tokenization, and stablecoin innovation will collectively form the main themes of the next phase of the market. The return of institutional capital not only represents a rebound in liquidity but also heralds a rebalancing of the crypto-financial landscape. In the future, the competition for dominance in the crypto market will unfold within a framework of dual advancements in capital and institutions.