Ma Huateng is genuinely feeling the pressure this time.
At Tencent’s 28th-anniversary internal livestream, he proposed a “50% Army + 50% Navy” strategy:
Army: Protect cash cows such as gaming and advertising, and use AI to boost efficiency.
Navy: Explore AI-native products overseas and look for the next big thing.
Is Tencent short on cash? Not at all. Q2 revenue was 204.8 billion, with profits of 75.6 billion. Ma Huateng’s real concern is that the existing businesses are so profitable that the organization has grown accustomed to its past path to success.
Back then, success didn’t come from si

Featured【11.12 Morning Strategy | BTC and ETH Level Update】

📰 News

At 21:30 tonight, the U.S. will release initial jobless claims for the week ending 11/7. The previous reading was 189k (the lowest since mid-July), with expectations at 195k.
From tonight through tomorrow morning, Fed officials will speak in succession: Barr at 23:00, Goolsbee at 00:15, Daly at 02:10, Schmid at 02:30, and Williams wrapping things up at 07:30.
Tomorrow night at 21:30, the U.S. will release October PPI, the last major data release of the week.

💡 Analysis

CPI was released on Tuesday, and the market is now watching t

Don’t Put All Your Digital Assets in One Wallet: A Guide to Web3 Asset Segmentation

In the Web3 world, many people spend a lot of time researching which tokens to buy and at what price, but overlook a more fundamental question:

If all your assets are stored in the same wallet, a single mistake could affect your entire portfolio.

The core of wallet management is not just choosing a tool that seems secure, but defining the purpose, usage frequency, and risk boundaries of each portion of your assets.

Today, we’ll take a fresh look at hot wallets, cold wallets, and how to manage digital assets

How can you create a weekly trading plan for BTC?

Many BTC traders wake up every morning and immediately open a market app to see how much the price has risen or fallen, then make a last-minute decision about whether to go long or short that day.

The biggest problem with this approach is that you make decisions every day without having a complete trading framework. When the market rises, it is easy to chase the rally; when it falls, it is easy to panic. In the end, you get pulled along by short-term volatility.

If you want to improve your trading discipline, try creating a weekly trading pl

When you hear that a wallet in an ecosystem is shutting down, it’s easy to assume your coins have been taken too.

At 22:41 Beijing time on November 11, Sui announced that support for the Suiet wallet would end after November 14. Suiet is a self-custodial wallet on the Sui chain, with users holding their own keys. Sui also shared a statement from the Suiet team: its service will remain available through the 14th to make migration easier. After that, the wallet may not reliably display balances, initiate transfers, or connect to apps. But assets remain on the Sui chain; shutting down the wallet

Can Smart Contract Audits Guarantee Security? Understanding the Blind Spots Behind Audit Reports

In the Web3 world, smart contract audits are often seen as important evidence of a project's security.

When a project announces that it has completed a third-party security audit, users are usually more confident using it. But there is an easily overlooked issue: passing an audit does not mean absolute security, and finding no vulnerabilities does not mean none exist.

Smart contract audits can help identify potential code flaws, permission configuration issues, and some economic mechanism risks,

An AI agent hires another agent for $5,000.
The payment goes through, but the work is completely useless.
Who takes the $5,000 loss?
This is a problem I think we're going to hear a lot more about as AI agents start handling real money.
And it's exactly the kind of problem @termix_ai is trying to solve.
Their Agent Autonomous Commerce Protocol (AACP) introduces infrastructure for agents to hire, pay, and evaluate one another.
✦ Here's where the technical side gets interesting:
→ ERC-8004 gives agents verifiable onchain identities and reputation records.
→ ERC-8183 provides a job lifecycle with

How to Identify Phishing Websites and Fake DApps: 7 Security Details to Check Before Connecting Your Wallet

In the Web3 world, many asset risks don’t start with a transaction—they start with a click.

You might see an airdrop announcement on social media, receive a supposedly official direct message, or land on a DApp page that looks completely legitimate through a search engine.

The website may be beautifully designed, the project name familiar, and the rewards tempting—but none of that proves it’s real.

Phishing websites are often designed to trick you into connecting your wallet, signing

Does Token Inflation Dilute Holders’ Value? Understanding the Battle Between New Supply and Real Demand

In the cryptocurrency market, many investors focus on token prices but overlook another factor that affects holder returns over the long term: changes in token supply.

A project may have an active community, ongoing development, and a growing ecosystem, but if tokens are continuously issued and market demand does not grow in tandem, existing holders may still face dilution pressure.

At the same time, some projects issue new tokens to reward validators, stakers, or ecosystem participants,

ZEC long-term short position setup
Short in the 1015-1050 range
Stop-loss: 1103
Take-profit: 880-850-800
Light position
$ZEC

The vagina is alkaline; Jensen Huang’s two extramarital affairs wiped out nearly $1 trillion in Nvidia’s market cap

The first wiped out $420 billion, with the stock down 9%
The second sent the stock plunging 9% in premarket trading today; that hasn’t yet been factored into the official closing market cap and amounts to around $500 billion as well

After the whole thing played out, the beneficiaries were AMD, Broadcom, and Samsung

AMD is already the market’s second-largest supplier of AI chips
Broadcom is the second choice for ASIC accelerator chips and AI switch chips
Samsung could win more

Why Do Stablecoins Depeg? Understanding the Mechanisms Behind Price Deviations—from Reserves and Redemption to Liquidity

In the cryptocurrency market, stablecoins are often used as units of account for trading, tools for transferring funds, and foundational assets in DeFi applications.

Many people believe that as long as a stablecoin targets a price of $1, it should always be worth $1.

But a target price is not the same as a market price. Whether a stablecoin can maintain its peg depends on its design, reserve assets, redemption capacity, market liquidity, and user confidence.

To understan

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The boundaries separating decentralized digital assets, traditional equity markets, and everyday consumer banking are rapidly dissolving. Gate’s newly published October Transparency Report provides a granular, data-backed look at how a modern crypto-native infrastructure evolves into a comprehensive, all-in-one global financial ecosystem.
Rather than relying purely on cyclical spot trading volume, Gate has systematically diversified its operational engine across verifiable solvency, tokenized global

What Risks Can Blockchain Congestion Bring? Understanding Gas Fees, Transaction Delays, and Fund Management

In the Web3 world, users need to complete transfers, swaps, borrowing, staking, and contract interactions through blockchain transactions.

But a blockchain’s processing capacity is not unlimited. When many users submit transactions at the same time, or certain applications generate concentrated activity, the network may become congested, causing transaction fees to rise and confirmation times to become unstable.

For a regular transfer, this may simply mean waiting longer and paying mo

What risks are hidden in smart contract upgrade permissions? Does code become immutable just because it is on-chain?

In the Web3 world, smart contracts are often described as programs that execute automatically. Deployed on a blockchain, they can process transactions, manage assets, or execute protocol logic according to predefined rules.

As a result, many people intuitively assume that once code is on-chain, its rules can no longer be changed by anyone.

But that is not necessarily true.

Some smart contracts cannot have their code directly modified after deployment. Others use proxy contra

Stablecoins Are Not Cash: 4 Boundaries to Understand Before Using Them

Stablecoins are often seen as a bridge between traditional finance and the cryptocurrency market.

They can be used for trade settlement, on-chain transfers, DeFi applications, and cross-border value transfers. But many people tend to overlook one issue:

Relative price stability does not mean an asset is risk-free.

Before using stablecoins, there are four boundaries worth understanding.

1. A price peg does not mean you can always redeem at the target price

Stablecoins are typically pegged to an asset, such as the U.S.

After surging 4,555 points in three days, the TAIEX gave back 1,165 points in a single day today, closing at 43,091, down 2.63%. About a quarter of the three-day rebound was erased in one session. #Gate上线台股交易 #美国就业数据今晚公布

Closing data: The TAIEX closed at 43,091.87, down 1,165.28 points (-2.63%), with trading value of NT$1.01 trillion. It hit an intraday high of 44,525.24, with a high-low range of over 1,500 points. The OTC index closed at 335.73, down 2.44%.

All the heavyweight stocks fell: TSMC closed at NT$2,340, down NT$55 (-2.30%), after hitting an intraday low of NT$2,330; the stock al

Apple now has a $1 trillion lead as the world's most valuable company

Sitting at over $5 trillion in market cap, Apple is far out in front

Nvidia has fallen $1 trillion behind Apple following its recent dip

Microsoft is now roughly 10% away from Nvidia