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GateToken (GT) is a native cryptocurrency designed to facilitate value circulation within the Gate ecosystem and maintain the security consensus of the Gate Chain public blockchain. As a core asset bridging centralized services and decentralized infrastructure, GT was originally conceived to provide users with cross-platform equity credentials and a mechanism for on-chain resource scheduling.

In the highly volatile cryptocurrency market, merely holding assets and waiting for them to appreciate can no longer keep pace with the rapid rotation of capital. For ETH investors, traditional staking provides stable returns but sacrifices essential flexibility and agility. This article examines the structural constraints of traditional ETH staking and demonstrates how GTETH allows ETH to earn yield while retaining complete liquidity and the ability to adjust strategies.

As volatility becomes the new standard in the cryptocurrency market, directional trading alone is no longer enough to secure steady returns. This article examines the evolving market structure and demonstrates how contract trading has become essential for capital management and strategic execution. It further discusses how, under the Gate contract trading framework, traders should reconsider their approach to risk, leverage, and long-term performance.

Gate’s Lunar New Year Red Envelope Rain event features a 30,000 USDT prize pool at its core. By offering low participation thresholds and automated distribution, the event allows a diverse range of users to join and benefit with ease. This article explores the underlying event design, VIP level weighting, and platform management strategies, providing insight into new trends for exchange holiday campaigns.

Many assume that Web3's difficulties are due to high learning costs and operational complexity. In reality, the primary obstacle to mass adoption is the severe penalty for errors. In a financial environment without an undo function, every transaction exposes users to lasting risk. This article explores the structural challenges of on-chain asset management from a user psychology standpoint and discusses how Gate Vault seeks to bring amendable and recoverable security solutions to Web3.

In the highly transparent crypto market, investors no longer struggle with a lack of information. Instead, they face cognitive confusion from information overload. GateAI is not designed to predict market movements for users. Rather, it assists traders in rebuilding their analytical framework amid a flood of signals, turning fragmented data into actionable market context.

Dogecoin (DOGE) is an open-source, peer-to-peer cryptocurrency designed to facilitate efficient and low-cost global value transfers through blockchain technology.

ZachXBT's investigation points to Axiom Exchange staff allegedly misusing internal access to monitor user wallets and conduct insider trading. This comprehensive breakdown examines the timeline of events, data structure, controversy in public opinion, and implications for the industry.

In the world of digital assets, "tokenized real-world assets" (RWA) have become one of the most prominent investment and technology trends in recent years. As a leading representative of the "digital gold" category, XAUT combines humanity’s traditional store of value, gold, with modern blockchain infrastructure. At its core, XAUT uses the divisibility, transparency, and global transferability of blockchain technology to map physical gold onto open digital tokens, making gold ownership more accessible to a broader base of investors and the DeFi ecosystem.

As the crypto market matures, tokens backed by real world assets have moved into the spotlight. XAUT, short for Tether Gold, is a gold backed blockchain asset issued by an entity under Tether. Each token is backed by physical gold, giving digital asset holders direct exposure to the "value of gold" itself.

While the stock market lost $800 billion in value following Anthropic’s breakup, this article offers a counter-perspective by dissecting the so-called AI doom loop—layoffs, weakened consumer spending, and more automation. Through a historical lens of productivity expansion and its effects on GDP, the article contends that commoditizing AI cognition will compress service costs, lower the threshold for entrepreneurship, broaden aggregate demand, and potentially contribute to geopolitical stability.

This article examines the classic collapse of May 2022, when UST lost its peg in just 72 hours, erasing $40 billion in market value and sending LUNA from $116 to zero. It also highlights the pivotal lawsuits filed by Terraform liquidator Todd Snyder against Jump Trading (seeking $4 billion in compensation) and Jane Street during 2025–2026, providing new insights into the institutional battles behind the algorithmic stablecoin crisis.

As of February 26, 2026, on-chain data shows that Vitalik has sold 17,196 ETH in total, which has attracted considerable market attention. This article examines his original holdings, current balance, and annual sell-off history to assess the true impact.

Deconstructing the Growth Logic of Non-Bank Lending During the Post-GFC Credit Vacuum, Citing IMF/BIS Warnings on Valuation Infrequency, Opaque Systemic Interconnections, and Retail Liquidity Mismatches, Emphasizing the Trust Workflow of Digital Credit Replacing Private Credit, and Predicting That the Next Decade of Credit Belongs to Structures Combining Yield + Transparency + Resilience Rather Than Narrative Packaging.

This article analyzes how non-monetary data, such as Ordinals, has exploited vulnerabilities in Bitcoin Core to persistently congest the blockchain, undermining node accessibility and decentralization. It also introduces BIP-110 as the first data-validated, practically implementable one-year surgical solution to address these issues.