Gate Research, the research unit of cryptocurrency exchange Gate.io, has published its weekly report on the Bitcoin and Ethereum markets. The report noted that Bitcoin briefly fell below $100,000 before recovering to $106,000, but this rise may be merely a technical correction. In today’s decline, the BTC price is currently trading at $101,180. Gate Research analysts argued that easing concerns about the risk of a US government shutdown and a recovery in risk appetite supported Bitcoin's price, but trading volume and capital inflows remained weak. According to the report, “while the leading MACD indicator is signaling a positive crossover, this doesn't signal a sustained uptrend.” Related News: The 4 Most Talked About Altcoins on Social Media Have Been Revealed Ethereum, meanwhile, spent the week fluctuating between $3,400 and $3,650, with recovery momentum reportedly limited. It was noted that overall market sentiment remains cautious, and therefore the recent surge is a technical correction rather than the start of a new bullish phase. According to Gate Research data, Bitcoin's implied volatility (IV) stood at 45% and Ethereum's at 74%. These high rates suggest analysts are anticipating continued market volatility. Analysts noted that Bitcoin's realized volatility (RV) has fallen to 39.7% and the volatility risk premium has moved into positive territory. This suggests that market participants are starting to overprice future volatility. *This is not investment advice. Continue Reading: What is the Technical Outlook for Bitcoin? Exchange Analysts Share Their Outlook