Gate Research: February 2025 Crypto Market Review

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2025-03-05 03:18:45
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Gate Research has released its latest report, "Gate Research: February Cryptocurrency Market Review," summarizing and analyzing February's market trends, on-chain data, key events, security incidents, funding activity, and upcoming developments. This report provides deep insights into the overall performance of the crypto market and key industry trends.

Abstract

  • In February, the total crypto market cap trended downward, dropping from $3.6T to below $3.0T by late month, signaling increased selling pressure.

  • BTC fell from $100K, briefly dipping below $80K, while ETH plunged nearly 30% to around $2,200.

  • Sui’s active addresses grew 35.81%, reflecting ecosystem growth.
  • Ethena remained resilient due to its unique mechanism and high yields. TRUMP token’s on-chain volume dropped 86.9% to $5.3B.
  • A hacker incident drove THORChain’s volume to $860M, as stolen ETH from Bybit was converted to BTC for further transfers.

  • Web3 saw 134 funding deals totaling $1.02B, down 6.4%, with CeFi and blockchain services leading at $301M and $223M. Security losses hit $1.676B, mostly from account breaches and contract flaws (53.3%).

  • On March 5-6, 2025, ENA and RED token unlocks will reach 64% and 480% of circulating supply.

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