#Gate股票畅聊季 #SNDK #WCTCS9 Sandisk (SNDK) has plunged sharply, falling about 22% in a single day on November 5, but rebounded in after-hours trading on the 6th. There is no sign of a trend reversal yet; this looks more like volatility following a sharp sell-off.

Recent price action
Pullback from the high: The recent high was around $2,354. On November 5, the price briefly fell to around $800 intraday, a decline of about 65%[1].
Weekly decline: From October 29 to November 5, the stock lost about a third over five trading days.
November 6: It closed regular trading at $806.43, down 22.26%; after

🧧🧧#Why am I dollar-cost averaging into AR? Many people don't understand this sector!
I’m not chasing short-term hype; I’m betting on distributed rendering compute in the AI era.
The AI video and 3D boom both require massive computing power behind the scenes. This sector has taken a different path from the swarm of fiercely competitive L2 chains.
The first wave rose to over 90
The second wave rose to over 50
This time, down to around 25, there’s still nearly 8x upside
So I’m only dollar-cost averaging in small amounts and in batches, not making a big bet.
Could the computing-power sector beco

#Gate股票畅聊季 #SNDK #WCTCS9 Sandisk (SNDK) has plunged sharply, falling about 22% in a single day on November 5, but rebounded in after-hours trading on the 6th. There is no sign of a trend reversal yet; this looks more like volatility following a sharp sell-off.

Recent price action
Pullback from the high: The recent high was around $2,354. On November 5, the price briefly fell to around $800 intraday, a decline of about 65%[1].
Weekly decline: From October 29 to November 5, the stock lost about a third over five trading days.
November 6: It closed regular trading at $806.43, down 22.26%; after

China and the U.S. are clashing fiercely over trade and AI, Democrats and Republicans are starting to fight among themselves, and a war of words has also begun.
It feels like many markets have reached a stage where one side has to swallow the other, with each waiting for the other to make a mistake. The battle for No. 1 and No. 2 has never been so much a fight to the death.
An era of great change

Launchpad revenue peaked above $5M/day in September.
Two months later, it's back near $1M–$1.5M/day.
The launchpad wars is very competitive
In September, @Pumpfun faced growing competition from StonkFun and @ponsdotfamily.
@LaunchOnSF even reached $2.48M in daily revenue, briefly outperforming Pump.
By late October, Pump had reclaimed 94% of combined revenue against StonkFun, even as overall launchpad activity continued to cool.
Two things stand out to me:
> New launchpads can capture significant volume during speculative periods, but retaining that activity is much harder.
> Pump's recovery

What exactly is it?
I really can't think of anything...

Altcoin sell pressure is hitting extreme levels, with cumulative CEX volume delta collapsing to nearly -$320B.

Here are 4 more little-known facts—all about money. ① Fees are charged on the “notional value,” not your margin. You put up just 3U in margin, but at 20x leverage your notional position is 60U. Fees are calculated on 60U, not 3U. So the higher your leverage, the greater your fee costs as a share of your capital. A 0.1% fee to open and close a position on 60U comes to 0.06U—2% of your 3U margin. You lose 2% as soon as you open a trade. That’s why high-frequency traders are doomed. ② Unrealized profits can be used to open new positions—that’s the truth behind “rolling over” your position. In cro

$ON Up 19% in a day, from a low of 0.1564 to a high of 0.2137, with the intraday swing hitting 36%. What does that look like? It’s like that bubble tea shop downstairs that usually has no line suddenly drawing a queue around the block—either they’ve launched a hit new drink, or someone’s paying people to line up. The price is now 0.2010, right around the upper-middle of the range, and those who chased the rally are already getting sweaty palms.
First, the fundamentals. What’s interesting about ON here is that it didn’t gradually climb from the bottom; it shot straight up from 0.1564. Trading v

#Utilitytokens are fast becoming one of the most popular sectors in the #crypto space.
We expect another big push for #Utility tokens as $BTC looks to reclaim $90,000
1️⃣ $RIO
2️⃣ $AUKI
3️⃣ $PROPS
4️⃣ $XMR
5️⃣ $VELO
6️⃣ $ZEC
7️⃣ $KAITO
8️⃣ $ANYONE
9️⃣ $KAS
🔟 $ARC
#Altseason2026 $DDY

Were a lot of people farming LPs for on-chain U.S. stocks a while back? Like, put in 20,000 U and make 10,000 yuan a month—no need to work anymore. Are they all stuck now? Did they honestly go back to their day jobs?

$PI Are they stupid and loaded?

Trading is such a hard road!

I once thought that as long as I had courage, insight, and perseverance, I could make my mark in this market.

But only after stepping into it did I realize how much heartbreak and helplessness this trading journey holds.

When I make money, I don't dare celebrate; when I lose, I lie awake all night. Countless times I've entered the market full of hope, only to be met with disappointment again and again.

Sometimes I'm truly exhausted—too tired to speak, too tired not to wonder whether all these years of perseverance have been worth it.

Others only see the get-ri

Damn, the “word games” in this AI giant’s marketing just landed them in court—and the judge actually isn’t buying it!

Anthropic is facing a lawsuit. Two subscribers have sued the company for a simple reason: they bought the top-tier subscription and felt they’d been “tricked” by the advertising.

On Anthropic’s promotional page, the top-tier plan at $200/month was advertised as offering 20 times the usage of the $20 Pro plan. But after signing up and testing it, users found that “20 times” didn’t mean they could use 20 times as much over the course of a month. It meant each five-hour reset ga

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The most expensive state for 1 million USDT isn't being down—it's “sitting idle”
Putting it in an earn product to collect interest sounds safe, but have you done the math?
At 3% annualized, 1 million earns 30k U a year.
When funding rates are normal, this alone can generate over 10%.
It's not that earn products are bad; it's that if you have 1 million and only put it to work one way, that's the real waste.
Today, let's talk about a common strategy in crypto circles that retail traders rarely actually use: hedge spot with perpetual futures and earn funding rates.
The logic is simple:
Buy 1 mill

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$EDU Down 7.57% in 24 hours, now at 0.0437, just a hair above the low of 0.0430—at this level, it’s either catching a falling knife or the final leg down. I’m your Opportunity Window announcer, here only to cover what’s time-sensitive.
Let’s first map out two scenarios. In the first, 0.0430 is the bottom of this panic selloff. 24h trading volume is only 1.8M, and a decline on shrinking volume means selling pressure may be nearly exhausted. If BTC stabilizes, a small-cap token like EDU could rebound sharply, with the 24h high of 0.0479 as the first target. In the second, 0.0430 fails to hold. T