The Chinese meme coin community was recently ignited by a wave of emotions.
It all started with a blunder from the official CAKE team—due to a parameter misconfiguration, they accidentally deducted 99% of the funds from the "Get Rich Soon" and "Get Wealthy Soon" pools. To make things even more surreal, they then dumped "Get Rich Soon" on the market, causing tens of thousands of token holders to suffer massive paper losses overnight.
This kind of move would normally leave people disheartened, but the community's reaction was interesting: instead of despair, many treated this incident as "advers

There's a migration tool that makes switching from USDC-based margin markets surprisingly painless.
Here's how it works: qualifying users get their closing fees covered when they exit USDC positions, swap into USDe, then rebuild the same exposure. Basically, you're moving to a new margin infrastructure without paying the usual switching costs or losing your positioning.

#数字资产行情上升 The recent Bitcoin trend has been quite clear. During the daytime consolidation, I let go of some positions at the 886 level, then bought back near 90,000 in the evening. Now it's around 93,000, which matches the pre-interest rate expectation outlined earlier this morning—about a 3,000-point range. Once the strategy was confirmed, I locked in all the profits. When it comes to $BTC's price movements, it's still best to pay close attention to the candlestick charts.

ETH is currently at a critical point of intense long-short competition. The latest data shows that if the price falls below the $2,998 support level, long positions across major trading platforms will face liquidation pressure as high as $1.376 billion—no small figure.
On the other hand, it's not easy for the shorts either. If ETH breaks above $3,311, the cumulative liquidation intensity for short positions could reach $1.317 billion. Both sides have roughly the same amount of "ammunition" stored up, indicating that the long and short forces are relatively balanced at the moment. Whoever manag

There is a clear signal in the market lately: the US dollar continues to weaken, driven by rising expectations of a rate cut in December.
This round of expectations is not unfounded. Several factors have converged—the ADP employment data underperformed market forecasts, inflation data for the services sector show pressures are easing, and there's a rumor that Trump may nominate the relatively dovish Hassett as Federal Reserve Chair. Taken together, these developments have led the market to bet that the "liquidity tap" may loosen.
For crypto assets, this creates a structurally favorable environ

Thinking about entering a BNB position again. Fingers crossed this time I won't get stopped out.

Has the market trend changed?
Recently, I've noticed an interesting phenomenon—the capital flows on major exchanges have become clearly polarized.
A month ago, some top platforms were still attracting short-term funds. But now? Data from the past 24 hours and the past week show that these platforms are actually experiencing net capital outflows.
What's even more noteworthy is that Gate has recently continued to maintain net capital inflows.
What does this shift mean? It could indicate that investors are starting to reallocate their assets, or it might signal that the suffocating wave of panic

Weekend Market Watch, Day 212—Trading volumes have dried up to an absurd degree; both ups and downs feel like a performance. The real action will have to wait until markets open on Monday. For now, total crypto market cap is stalling around $3.14 trillion.
BTC is barely holding 89k, but the volume... Last weekend's bull trap and dump are still fresh in my mind. Will we see the same old trick again this week? I have no confidence either way. ETH, on the other hand, is benefiting from the Fusaka upgrade and is temporarily holding above 3000, but we’ll have to wait for the workweek to see the rea

BTC heading to $300,000? Let’s do the math: it’s just over $90,000 now, so a 3.3x jump would get us there.
Institutions are buying like crazy, Trump (you know who) is constantly voicing support, and the halving cycle is still playing out—these three forces combined make a $300k scenario by 2026 not so far-fetched.
But what about retail investors? Plenty have gone all-in, and some are running on empty. Some are dreaming of financial freedom, others are calculating how close they are to liquidation.
Bottom line: whether BTC hits $300k is one thing, but whether you can hold on is another. If your

Cardano entering the governance phase is honestly quite a subtle matter. Founder Charles Hoskinson, together with his tech company IOHK, has indeed finished all the work they were supposed to do—most of the promises made back then have basically been fulfilled, and from now on, their task is routine network maintenance.
But here’s the issue: IOHK essentially makes a living from development. So you can see them now shifting their focus to new projects like Midnight, partnering with others to create new stories—this logic actually makes sense. But looking at it from another perspective, if Charl

To be honest, I feel pretty helpless. I'm clearly a streamer focused on technical analysis—I put serious effort into studying candlesticks, on-chain data, and market trends. Yet, hardly anyone reads these in-depth posts. On the other hand, when I casually post some complaints, jokes, or market gossip, the engagement skyrockets.
Is this just the reality of content platforms nowadays? Everyone claims to want deep, meaningful content, but in practice, their fingers swipe past it faster than anyone. No matter how detailed my ETH technical analysis is, it can't compete with a simple "Is it going to

The crypto community just got rocked by a major bombshell! A few things revealed by the founder of a top exchange during a recent interview directly impact where us retail investors should put our money next.
First up—personnel changes. The new Co-CEO has officially taken the helm, and the team setup is seriously strong. The whole platform is now running super smoothly. This isn’t just for show—what does it mean behind the scenes? It means the exchange is shifting from a founder-driven, “one boss calls the shots” startup model to a “professional team co-governance” mature corporate structure.

Everyone is watching the Fed’s rate cuts, but what we should really be worried about is the Bank of Japan’s potential move next week.
Bitcoin’s rebound from $80,000 to $94,000 has already priced in most of the rate cut expectations. The real focus now is—what signals Powell will send in his speech, and whether Japan will actually raise rates.
Many people may have forgotten what happened after Japan ended its ultra-low interest rate policy in 1998. The Asian financial system took a direct hit—Indonesia and Thailand couldn’t handle the pressure, and South Korea nearly went bankrupt. The Fed made

Job cuts are piling up fast this year. We're talking 1.1 million announced layoffs so far — the worst we've seen since 2020 when the pandemic hit.
That's a serious number. Companies across tech, finance, and traditional industries are tightening belts. When the job market tanks like this, risk appetite usually follows. People get nervous, spending drops, and that ripple effect? It hits everything from stocks to crypto.
What's wild is how quickly sentiment can shift. One quarter you're hiring aggressively, the next you're cutting headcount to survive. This kind of economic pressure tends to pus

I’ve exited from PIPPIN, and for those of you still holding short positions, take my advice. I used to be stubbornly short too, but fortunately, I cut my losses in time; otherwise, the funding fees alone would have eaten me alive.
You can see the current trend for yourselves—it shows no sign of reversing, just grinding sideways and specifically harvesting shorts’ funding fees. If you really want to keep shorting, it’s better to wait until the funding rate drops, then test the waters with a small position—don’t go all in.
Actually, there are quite a few assets in the market today presenting sho

Made a crazy profit of 3.72 million USDT in ten days. Honestly, even I’m a bit stunned by that number.
Started with 152,000 USDT, and now the account sits at 3.86 million USDT. No exaggeration—if this round of trades were made into a tutorial, it could be a classic case study for three years. Looking back at those FIL trades, the timing was absolutely perfect.
The AIA trade was the most satisfying. Around the $20 mark, I saw the candlestick pattern and felt something was off—heavy volume at the top, clearly someone was trying to exit. I decisively shorted and watched it drop to $8, netting 280