#GateLaunchesTrenchesWith0GasFee 🚀 Gate Launches Trenches with 0 Gas Fees
Gate has officially launched Trenches, offering users 0 gas fees to make on-chain trading faster, simpler, and more cost-effective.
This new feature is designed to enhance the trading experience by reducing transaction costs while improving accessibility and efficiency for traders.
⚡ Lower costs. Faster execution. A smoother trading experience.
#Gate #Trenches #Crypto #Blockchain

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#USStocksRecordSixthLargestWeeklyInflowSince2008
US Stocks Record Sixth-Largest Weekly Inflow Since 2008 — But What Does It Really Mean?
Bank of America’s latest client flow data shows a powerful wave of buying in U.S. equities. For the week ended September 4, BofA clients were net buyers of approximately $IWM billion in single stocks and $NAS100 billion in equity ETFs, bringing total net buying to around $US2000 billion. That was the second consecutive week of net buying, the strongest weekly inflow since mid-July, and the sixth-largest weekly net purchase in BofA’s data going back to 2008.
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Teacher, I didn’t slack off at all—I really didn’t!

I think one of the biggest mistakes new crypto investors make is letting FOMO replace research.
The Laptop launch yesterday was a good example. A lot of people were more focused on making money immediately than understanding what they were actually getting into.
In crypto, the rush to participate can make people research the opportunity only after they’ve already committed.
That’s backwards. Research should come before the excitement.

$BTC $ETH Increased uncertainty surrounding Trump's policies could put pressure on risk assets in the short term. The reason is simple: what the market fears most is not bad news, but “uncertainty.” When trade and tariff policies change repeatedly, funds usually first reduce their risk exposure: U.S. tech stocks may come under pressure; safe-haven demand for the U.S. dollar may rise; U.S. Treasury yields may become more volatile; and highly volatile assets, including the crypto market, are prone to sentiment-driven moves. For BTC, the short-term effects may include: 1️⃣ Rising safe-haven senti

$IOST — yesterday’s top, today’s loser.
Yesterday this one was looking like one of the strongest movers on the board — +270% from the base.
And now?
That whole move has basically been given back, with price currently sitting around $0.00110 after a ~53% retrace from the local top.
This is the ugly side of chasing vertical moves.
Yesterday: 🚀 everyone wants in
Today: 🩸 everyone asks where the exit is
The interesting part now is whether $0.0010 holds. If it does, we could see a stabilization/reclaim setup. If it loses, the chart has plenty of room underneath.
Not every runner becomes a contin

BREAKING: The DOJ is investigating whether Nvidia structured its $20 billion licensing deal with Groq to avoid antitrust review.

#GateUS与RQDClearing达成战略合作 Gate and RQD*Clearing Explore Strategic Partnership, Focusing on Digital Assets and Financial Infrastructure


Gate today announced that it is exploring a strategic partnership with RQD*Clearing, one of the fastest-growing clearing companies in the industry. The two sides are engaged in in-depth discussions on potential avenues for cooperation, aiming to combine Gate’s leading digital asset services and customer experience with RQD*Clearing’s professional clearing and custody infrastructure to jointly expand access channels between digital assets and traditional fi

#GateLaunchesTrenchesWith0GasFee is making on-chain trading even more accessible with the launch of Trenches featuring 0 gas fees.
The biggest advantage is simple. Users can explore and trade on-chain opportunities without letting gas costs become an extra burden on every transaction. This creates a smoother experience for traders who want to move quickly and explore emerging opportunities.
Trenches is especially interesting for users who actively watch new tokens and fast-moving market trends. When markets move rapidly, reducing transaction friction can make the trading experience much more

Crypto projects have done ~$640M in token buybacks this year alone. Almost 90% came from Hyperliquid and Pumpfun.
Both have different buyback models:
→ @HyperliquidX: 99% of fees are routed into HYPE buybacks.
→ @Pumpfun: 50% of launchpad/PumpSwap revenue goes toward buying back PUMP.
The difference is that Hyperliquid has a stronger mechanism.
It generates more revenue and uses 99% of eligible trading fees for HYPE buybacks, while Pumpfun uses 50% of launchpad + PumpSwap revenue.
That strength comes from execution, product strength, user alignment, and trust in the team.
So IMO, buybacks work

#Gate is making on-chain trading even more accessible with the launch of Trenches featuring 0 gas fees.
The biggest advantage is simple. Users can explore and trade on-chain opportunities without letting gas costs become an extra burden on every transaction. This creates a smoother experience for traders who want to move quickly and explore emerging opportunities.
Trenches is especially interesting for users who actively watch new tokens and fast-moving market trends. When markets move rapidly, reducing transaction friction can make the trading experience much more efficient.
The 0 gas fee app

The channel now includes token launch notifications from devs on BSC, Sol, Robin, and Base. If liquidity is good, I’ll copy-trade FOMO whales; if liquidity is poor, I’ll trade the devs’ low-cap tokens. I’ll keep taking down dog coins until they go to zero.

I’ll share my take on #4Stock later
It was supposed to come out yesterday, but I got busy and forgot
I reminded everyone yesterday to buy the dip, but I was greedy too and didn’t sell right away, ending up with just a 10%+ gain
For now, take a look at the simplified version in the image

I had just sent the software to the background, and it shot right back up—are you playing hide-and-seek with me?
When the market was dumped early in the session, I opened a short. My hand hadn’t even left the screen when the price suddenly spiked, scaring me into nearly closing the position. But then I noticed the volume hadn’t followed—it was purely a bull trap. No one was buying the rebound, so I decided to hold a little longer. Sure enough, it weakened within minutes, and $XAU slid from 4510.00 all the way to 4412.19, with unrealized profit rising to +201.33%. That scare just now actually

#USStocksRecordSixthLargestWeeklyInflowSince2008
US500 is starting to look less like a simple dip and more like a test of whether buyers can defend the broader uptrend.
The S&P 500 closed the latest session at 7,636.36, down about 0.5%, extending the weekly decline to roughly 1.1%. The index is still up about 11.6% for 2026, but the short-term tone has weakened noticeably.
What changed is the macro pressure. Brent crude has moved back above $100, while the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield has climbed above 4.8%. That combination is uncomfortable for equities because higher energy prices can reinfo

LDO pump pump pump ath go