Gate Tops Global Derivatives Market Share Growth
Gate has strengthened its position in the global cryptocurrency derivatives market, emerging as one of the leading exchanges by market share growth. According to CoinDesk Research’s December 2025 Exchange Review, Gate recorded the largest increase in derivatives market share among centralized exchanges during 2025, gaining 9.32 percentage points to reach an 11% share.
This growth highlights Gate’s expanding presence in crypto futures and other derivatives products. These markets allow traders to speculate on price movements and manage exposure,

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Sui Backs DATA With $30 Million as Network Plans to Retire Its Chain
DATA balances are set to carry over one-for-one onto Sui, but support for validator staking and smart contracts on the chain formerly known as Story will wind down.
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$TIA 's two charts are giving opposite answers: the short term has turned, but the larger timeframe refuses to validate it.
I am watching just one divergence: whether there is still buying support after a breakout above 0.6331. The current price is 0.5745, with volume at 0.07x. The 1-hour timeframe is weak, while the 4-hour timeframe is strong; RSI is 24 and 47, respectively.
If volume continues to expand after a breakout above 0.6331, control will favor the bulls; if it breaks below 0.5048 and fails to reclaim it, the short-term view is invalidated, and the next level to watch shifts to 0.471

$ONDO support is right underfoot; only holding it makes discussion worthwhile
$ONDO 24-hour change: -3.57%, current price 0.4651, approximately 2.41% from the 1-hour support at 0.4539. Being close to support can make the price look more attractive, but the significance of support is not that it is drawn on a chart—it is that someone actually holds it when the price tests lower.
The opposing case also has a clear invalidation line. A break below the 1-hour support at 0.4539 would show that short-term buying support had failed its test; if the 4-hour support at 0.4539 is also broken, the previou

$ETH longs are going PARABOLIC!
Smart money knows everything below $10,000, is mis-priced for Ethereum.

I’m going to bed. It’s still in a one-hour downtrend channel, hugging the upper boundary. By 10 a.m. at the latest, the direction should be clear: either it continues moving along the downtrend channel or breaks out successfully and continues rebounding.
There’s a dense support zone below, around 830–828. If the breakout fails, the potential support for another pullback is around 825 (the lower boundary of the downtrend channel + the support level). Today’s situation is clearly better than before. Now all that’s left is to see what happens with the indices over in Korea—whether they continue r

The most unusual detail in today’s market: $PYTH fell 7.48% over 24 hours, yet the funding rate was actually positive at +0.0018%—while shorts were dumping, longs were still paying to hold positions. This indicates that the decline was not a long-side collapse, but active deleveraging; retail longs have not capitulated.
Compared with other tokens in the same sector, $PYTH ’s decline lies between $DUS ’s +11.01% and $CTK ’s -12.29%, but its structure is much healthier than $CTK ’s: $CTK has a massive 58.68% amplitude and a -0.2866% funding rate, indicating an emotion-driven capitulation; $PYT

$INJ Can it still be bought for a long position? Look at the structure first: yes, but only buy on a pullback, not chase the price higher.
$INJ Current price 8.209, 24h +6.21%, trading volume 24.3M. In terms of the moving-average structure, MA5=8.1706 has crossed above and held above MA20=7.8792, confirming a short- and medium-term bullish alignment, which is the first basis for going long on a pullback. The MACD histogram at +0.04128 remains bullish with no signs of convergence, so momentum is still continuing; RSI=64.6 is strong but has not broken into the overbought zone above 70, indicatin

Institutions keep selling $BTC , yet Bitcoin is holding strong.
Selling pressure is being absorbed, and buyers aren't backing down.
That's a sign of strength.

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=> $NEAR
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All UCL matches tonight played 2 goals and above except just one.
If you're a gambler and none of your tickets played, just quit, YOU CAN NEVER MAKE IT FROM BETTING.

#Altcoins dominance is breaking out

The most unusual detail in today's market was that the Fear & Greed Index stood at 57, in the greed zone, yet two of the three candidates on the 24h gainers list were falling—$OSMO plunged 15.75%, $OGN fell 7.65%, while only $ATOM
bucked the trend to close 2.67% higher. This combination of “greed sentiment + divergence within the sector” usually means funds are narrowing their focus and concentrating on relatively stronger assets, rather than launching a broad-based offensive.
Looking at broader market correlations, greed sentiment has not yet become extreme, and BTC shows no signs of syste

$QNT has entered oversold territory, but “it’s due for a rebound” and “it has bottomed” are completely different things.
This time, I’m not looking at the gainers and losers list, only the levels. The current price is 212.92, about 5.73% from the 1-hour support at 200.71 and about 8.81% from the resistance at 231.67.
My criteria are simple: only a breakout above 231.67 followed by continuation counts as an upside handoff; a break below 200.71 invalidates the original view. The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both weak, with RSI at 36 and 30, respectively.
The current debate is not about directio

Only 39 blockchains are generating more than $1,000 in daily fees.
How many of these chains will still exist in 2 years?