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Gate Research Institute Report: From June 24 to July 7, 2025, the cryptocurrency market continues to experience high-level fluctuations, with funds accelerating rotation towards small and mid-cap tokens. Projects like BONK and REKT show a resonance of volume and price, leading to a short-term surge in popularity; some assets with increased volume but stagnant prices reflect market divergence. The structural market trend continues, and unusual trading volumes remain a key signal. Recently, projects such as Altius, Camp Network, ChainOpera, and Sapien have successively opened airdrop tasks. This article will summarize the participation methods to assist users in seizing the rebound period's dividends and layout opportunities.

This report summarizes the Web3 fundraising landscape in June 2025. During the month, a total of 119 fundraising deals were completed, reaching $5.14 billion — the highest monthly total recorded in 2025 so far, reflecting a strong rebound in capital inflows. Fundraising activity this month was marked by high concentration and institutional dominance. The CeFi sector led the way with $3.3 billion — nearly three times the combined total of all other sectors — mainly driven by active large-scale mergers, acquisitions, and post-IPO fundraising, highlighting the accelerating integration of Web3 with traditional finance. The report also highlights major projects including Yupp, Momentum, HashPower, Avantis, and OpenTrade.

Gate Research has recently released "Analyzing the Dual Relationship Between Listed Companies and Cryptocurrencies," which examines cryptocurrencies from the perspective of listed companies and listed companies from the viewpoint of cryptocurrency projects. For different listed companies, purchasing cryptocurrencies can be divided into three core motivations: obtaining high staking yields, achieving high asset appreciation, and strategic ecosystem positioning. For cryptocurrency projects, PoW public chains need listed companies with stable cash flows as their coin hoarders; PoS public chains require internet or cloud computing companies as coin hoarders; and Infra-type projects need software security companies as their coin hoarders. Listed companies and project teams need to clearly understand their roles in the ecosystem to establish long-term cooperation and win-win mechanisms.