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Gate Square New Creator Program: Turn Your Market Knowledge Into Meaningful Content
In crypto, everyone has an opinion about the next big move. Some predict breakouts, others expect corrections, and many simply repeat whatever is trending. But what truly separates a valuable creator from an ordinary poster? The ability to explain market movements, share independent thinking, and help readers understand both opportunities and risks.
That is what makes Gate Square's New Creator Program worth exploring. Running from October 15 to October 31, 2026, at 16:00 UTC, this

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$ENA Current price: 0.1984. Key short-term levels are clear: resistance at 0.2015 above (upper Bollinger Band), support at 0.1963 below (lower Bollinger Band), and the midpoint at 0.1989, where MA20 sits, is the bull-bear dividing line.
In terms of moving averages, MA5=0.19876 remains slightly below MA20=0.19889, forming a near death cross with only a tiny gap. This indicates that bearish momentum is not strong; it looks more like a downward shift in the center of gravity within a sideways market. The MACD histogram has turned positive (+8.992e-05); with price making a new low while the histo

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All you need to make it in this market is the 10x dex and some pumpfun crimes.

What is the difference between the mark price, last traded price, and index price on an exchange?
In cryptocurrency futures trading, you may have encountered a situation like this:
BTC’s last traded price is still rising, but the unrealized PnL shown in your account has changed.
Sometimes, the price on the chart hasn’t reached the level you expected, yet your position is already close to liquidation risk.
What’s going on?
One easily overlooked reason is that the last traded price, index price, and mark price on a trading platform are not the same thing.
Confusing them can easily lead to misund

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October 22: J.P. Morgan Asset Management's official press release says tokenized money market funds MONY and JLTXX have launched on Solana for eligible U.S. investors. Subscriptions and redemptions are handled through Morgan Money, with fund tokens sent to investors' on-chain addresses. The company says it manages approximately $4.8 trillion (as of September 30); MONY's public FAQ lists a starting investment of about $1 million. Both products first launched on Ethereum. CoinGecko spot SOL is around $103.43 (snapshot at approximately 08:10 Beijing time).
This is a multichain expansion for insti

Injective's USDC supply hit a record $13.11M on October 21, up 43.44% from $9.14M a month earlier.
Total stablecoin supply on the chain is up 23.45% in the past 30 days, to $16.56M.
@injective

I bought the dip early on SanDisk, SK hynix, Western Digital, and Micron. Can they still make it to the other side? Can we see another historic deep V-shaped recovery? I’m kind of numb.

With the Same Market Conditions, Why Do Some People Make Money While Others Lose?
In the cryptocurrency market, a common phenomenon is:
BTC is clearly rising, yet some people make money, some sell too early, and others chase the price higher only to lose money.
Everyone is facing the same market. Why can the results be completely different?
Because the market conditions are the same, but people participate in them in different ways.
Let’s use a simple example to understand this.
Suppose BTC rises from 100,000 USDT to 102,000 USDT, a gain of 2%.
Three traders make different choices.
The first:

HBAR has strongly rebounded from its low, with bulls pushing this technical rebound back toward resistance! Bullish trading has started on $HBA .
Entry range: 0.07883 - 0.07964 First target: 0.08285 Second target: 0.08574 Stop-loss: 0.07647 Try this trade here. $ET and $MAGMA are on today's watchlist.

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After a string of losses, how do you know whether to pause or keep trading?
In crypto trading, a string of losses can affect your judgment more than a single loss.
After the first loss, you may think it’s just normal fluctuation.
After the second loss, you start questioning your strategy.
After the third loss, you may be eager to win back what you lost, so you increase your position size, enter trades more frequently, or even abandon your original trading rules.
That’s where the problem lies.
A string of losses doesn’t necessarily mean your strategy has failed, but the urge to recover your los

#BTC
For some, whenever we touch this box they start crying, and for others its the signal to buy. Very simple.
Bitcoin
For some, whenever we touch this range, they start crying; for others, it’s a signal to buy. Very simple.
BTC mid-term long setup:
Entry: 81500-80588-79666-78088
Stop-loss: 4-hour close below 78000 (I firmly believe it won’t be triggered)
Take-profit: 82888-83888-84888-85888
⚠️Investing involves risks. Trade accordingly, and you are responsible for your own profits and losses!
$BTC ‌

Why did account returns differ so much when the price barely changed?
In cryptocurrency trading, many people focus on how much BTC has risen or fallen, but overlook a more important question:
With the same price movement, why do some people make more, some make less, and others lose money outright?
The answer lies not only in market movements, but also in leverage, position size, and trading costs.
Let’s look at a simple example.
Suppose your trading account has 1,000 USDT.
Case one: using 2x leverage
You use 1,000 USDT as margin to open a position worth 2,000 USDT.
If the price rises 1% in th

Why Can the Same Token Symbol Represent Completely Different Assets?
In the cryptocurrency market, you may have seen this:
You search for a token name and several similar-looking assets appear in the results.
They use the same symbol, have very similar names, and may even have similar icons.
But some may be tokens issued by official projects, while others may be assets created by unrelated projects or even pose scam risks.
Why does this happen?
Because token names and symbols usually cannot uniquely identify an on-chain asset. What really matters is its contract address and the network it belo

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