$KGEN He actually made the trending list, and we're not roasting him? Impossible, absolutely unbelievable $KGEN

#OpenAIQ3RevenueHits10B
OpenAI has crossed a major commercial threshold.
In the third quarter of 2026 (the three months ending in September), the company’s revenue reached approximately **$10 billion** for the first time. That represents nearly 50% growth from the second quarter’s roughly $6.7 billion and almost a threefold increase from the same period a year earlier. The figures were shared with investors on a call around November 10–11 and reported across multiple outlets citing people familiar with the matter and internal documents.

The result marks a clear acceleration after a slower st

Great, $NIGHT has turned green again. It rose and formed an upper wick at 048, which is still acceptable. Looks like a bearish signal has appeared, so I’ll take another small short position 😍😍😍$AGT $KGEN 😍😍😍

#Gate全球合规版图扩展 Compliance capabilities are becoming as critical a barrier as liquidity.

Why compliance is becoming increasingly important
Institutional funds only enter licensed platforms: without U.S. licenses and auditable custody, compliance departments won't approve them.
Offshore arbitrage opportunities are shrinking: the EU's MiCA is now fully in effect, and the Middle East and Southeast Asia are also tightening regulations.
Smaller platforms are being squeezed out first: AscendEX, for example, halted services over licensing and compliance issues.

How to view Gate's footprint

Broad cov

The position will remain open until the SL or TP is hit.
$EUL ‌

Is AI pushing Pony Ma to his breaking point, too?
Rumor has it Tencent is planning massive layoffs, cutting 15%–20% of its workforce overall, and as much as 50% on older projects.
At the shareholder meeting six months ago, Martin Lau said, “There’s definitely no plan for massive layoffs. Tencent is very different from Silicon Valley.”
Now it seems maybe we’re not so different after all?🥹

Has that 72692 wick been fully retraced by today?
I went through all 48 hourly candles;
$BTC fell from 75255 to 72692.6;
The 11-10 23:00 candle had 197.57 million contracts, 5.6 times the average;
It then climbed back to 74772.4 over 28 hours, up 2.86%;
Today at 04:00, it took only 21.9 million contracts to touch that high—60% of average volume
So I’m not convinced: the drop came on 5.6 times the volume, the rise on 0.6 times
Whichever side has the volume has the direction
It’s now at 73946, with ma20 at 74025, 79 points overhead
At 06:00 it dipped to 73448 and recovered to 73990, on 58.4 mil

$GRAM Sellers are starting to enter—the short opportunity is live! Entry price: $1.170–$1.180 Take-profit 1: $1.150 Take-profit 2: $1.130 Take-profit 3: $1.100 Stop-loss: $1.215$GRAM After a strong rebound, it saw a sharp pullback near $1.25. Selling pressure is increasing, and if the $1.15 support level breaks, the price could fall further to lower support levels. Sell and trade $GRAM

Good morning, $DOGE family! ☕️🐕
Gm C X 🫡📈
Happy Thursday! 🌎🫶
Dogecoin to the moon! 🚀🌑🌞🐪

If you can't hold your liquor, don't bring your girlfriend along when you drink with friends.
Keep drinking, and you'll end up getting cheated on.

Nasdaq $NAS100
The second take-profit target at 28,500 was also hit yesterday 🌹

Hey @grok, who would you choose?

CPI exceeds expectations: Which takes the biggest hit, BTC, U.S. stocks, or gold? This asset test has only just begun!

The same U.S. CPI report could send three major asset classes down three very different paths.
U.S. CPI rose 0.4% month over month in October, while core CPI rose 0.3%, both above expectations. The market had been hoping inflation would cool, but instead got a bucket of cold water.
First, BTC: It is highly sensitive to global liquidity. If expectations for Fed rate hikes continue to rise, risk capital could contract, potentially amplifying Bitcoin's short-term volatility.
Nex

#GateRanksThirdIn24HNetInflows #ShareWeekly

Gate’s $40.66 Million Net Inflow: A Closer Look at Capital Movement, Market Liquidity, and Exchange Activity

In crypto markets, price movements often receive the most attention, but capital movement can sometimes provide an equally interesting perspective. When millions of dollars move between exchanges, wallets, and trading platforms within a short period, it raises an important question: where is the market's liquidity heading?

According to the reported DeFiLlama snapshot dated November 9, 2026, Gate recorded approximately $40.66 million in 24-

666, I didn’t expect there to be a second round. $NVDA Plunged 9% after hours!
Jensen Huang also had an affair with NVIDIA Vice President of Healthcare Kimberly Powell, and the whistleblower says video evidence is still to come.
NVIDIA’s board is preparing to oust Jensen Huang, with a decision as early as today!

Short $XRP $XRP at 1.06. Sellers need to defend this level. 1.06 is capping the price; next, watch 1.04 and 1.03. If the price reclaims 1.08, I’m out. Before considering the next move, I’ll first watch for a clear rejection signal here. Analysis: - Daily trend is down, with price below the EMA200 at 1.32 - Price is at 1.06, below the EMA50 (1.14) on the 4-hour chart; the trend favors sellers - Funding rate is flat at +0.005%, showing buyers are not in a hurry 🔴 Short entry: 1.058–1.061 Take-profit: 1.049 / 1.042 / 1.031 Stop-loss: 1.077 Not investment advice · Do your own research

#OpenAI第三季度营收升至100亿美元!
The $10 Billion Question: OpenAI’s Revenue Just Exploded So Why Is It Still Losing $10.9 Billion?
Stop and look at the numbers coming out of Silicon Valley this week. OpenAI just pulled in $10 billion in a single quarter (Q3 2026), jumping nearly 50% from Q2’s $6.7 billion and putting the company on a staggering $50 billion annualized revenue run rate.
By almost any historical standard, that makes OpenAI the fastest-scaling software business in history.
Yet right next to that $10 billion win sits an eye-watering number: $10.9 billion in quarterly operating losses, up fr

$1000PEPE At the current price of 0.0046, it plunged 15% in 24 hours, with $547 million in trading volume and a low of 0.0045—does this slow, low-volume decline look like the market maker shaking out weak hands? I’m still holding a 30% position in my live portfolio, down 8% on paper, but I’m not panicking.
There’s no bad news on the fundamentals, and no spike in large on-chain transfers. It’s just a cascade of liquidations of leveraged longs that dragged the price down. Technically, 0.0045 is support at the previous low, RSI is already in oversold territory, and a bullish divergence is startin