More buyers in the limit orders, and $SOL is still falling. That is not support. Price is sliding while open interest drains, so traders are closing positions, not building new ones. In this setup the market is waiting for a lower price, and the move usually continues down into $91-93, where the densest bids sit, about $34M. A bounce is likelier from there than from $95. Above $97 the downside case is off.

BTC’s push toward $80k hits resistance again! Dip buyers are getting excited, while short sellers are laughing themselves awake?
Bitcoin’s performance lately has been just like a student before an exam: looking full of confidence, but always falling a few points short when it’s time to hand in the paper.
$80k has become a psychological battleground for bulls and bears. The bulls hope to regain market confidence with a rebound, while the bears watch every failed push higher, expecting prices to turn down again.
So, is now the time to buy the dip? My view is that cheap doesn’t mean safe, and a d

10.30$BTC $ETH
The great wind rises, clouds fly
This move is also crucial
Booked +55146U
BTC: 1401 points
ETH: 72 points
Yesterday I was firmly bearish; at that level, I personally felt it would still come down
I really didn't expect it to be this fierce
Around 2320, I only took profit on half and kept the other half of the position
But it was indeed expected—a pleasant surprise
Yesterday, basically, I just went for it
#Gate广场万圣节 #美联储继续按兵不动

Teacher Jin would be afraid if stocks he recommended surged
Then why has he never been afraid when INTC falls?
Everyone, feel free to answer:

151 | Project revenue is up, so should my token go up?
When looking at spot projects, I want to ask one more question: Where does the money the project earns ultimately go?
When you see “fee revenue is growing,” it’s easy to think: The project’s business is doing well, so should the token I hold go up too? But there are several steps in between.
The fees users pay may be distributed to liquidity providers or go into the project treasury. Only some of it—or perhaps none for now—actually reaches token holders through buybacks, burns, or distributions.
It’s like a busy store: that doesn’t mean ho

hyperliquid:native is one of the few alts that seem largely unaffected by the rest of the crypto market's correction.
It moved up on some bullish news, taking out several of the previous highs.
It closed as a bearish sweep.
I'm not sure if we get the pullback, but I would definitely consider longs inside support at $79-$82.

How should we assess an exchange’s growth?
We should definitely look at capital flows and compliance progress together.
According to DefiLlama data, ranked by 7-day net inflows in descending order, Gate is third and Gate US is fourth. As a standalone platform serving the U.S. market, Gate US appears near the top of the list.
There has also been concrete progress on compliance. Gate US holds 37 state-level money transmitter licenses (MTLs) and serves 47 U.S. states and territories. To clarify, serving 47 jurisdictions does not mean holding 47 licenses; some jurisdictions do not require the rele

$OTHERS / $BTC
Looking like March 2017 before crypto went on a parabolic rally.
Betting on sidelined capital to prioritize revenue alts ($HYPE , $PUMP , $CARDS) out of the gate along with mindshare large cap memes ($PEPE , $PENGU , etc.)

#USEarningsSeason

Earnings Season: Big Tech Results Are Reshaping Market Expectations
From Expectations to Reality
Before earnings season began, investors were mainly focused on forecasts, artificial intelligence (AI) growth, and expectations of stronger corporate profits. Now, actual company results are revealing a more complicated picture. Some businesses are delivering impressive revenue growth, while others are facing rising costs, weaker margins, and pressure to prove that their investments will generate real profits.
The third-quarter 2026 earnings season is becoming an important test

$CRV is trading around $0.272, down 16.9% over 24 hours. Volume has surged 1,199.4% to $5.35M, pointing to aggressive activity during the sell-off. The next move depends on whether buyers can stabilize the price near support or sellers push it toward fresh lows.
Support Zone: $0.260–$0.250
Resistance Zone: $0.285–$0.300
Bearish Target: $0.245, followed by $0.230
Bullish Recovery: A confirmed reclaim of $0.300 could bring $0.315 into focus.
VIP Strategy: A decisive break below $0.250 would increase downside risk. If CRV holds support and reclaims $0.285, a relief rally may develop. Watch price

153 | Plenty of funds in the pool, yet trades are hard to execute at this price?
Looking at on-chain spot markets, I no longer want to judge how easy something is to trade solely by “how much money is in the pool.” I also want to look at how much liquidity is actually available near the current price.
Some pools allow liquidity to be concentrated within specific price ranges. The total funds may look substantial, but some may be placed far from the current price and can’t directly provide trading depth right now.
It’s like a large warehouse with plenty of goods, but the particular item you wan

Why can you still lose money even when AI predicts an 80% chance that BTC will rise?
More and more traders are using AI to analyze cryptocurrency markets. Some models even predict an 80% chance that BTC will rise and a 20% chance that it will fall. But one easily overlooked point is that a high forecast probability does not mean a trade is guaranteed to make money.
First, an 80% forecast probability does not mean the price will definitely rise. It usually means that under similar historical conditions, the model considers an upward move more likely. If the model lacks sufficient data validatio

US vs. EU tech.
Which one should Canada align with?
The tech superpower... Or the regulatory superpower?

I said this a long time ago: just short at high levels. I've been bearish all along. I might as well spoon-feed it to you. 😂😂#BTC跌至7.7万美元 $BTC $ETH ‌ ‌

Freeze Monitoring Daily Report
🔍 Data from the last 24 hours:
• 29 addresses proposed for freezing (TRON: 20 | ETH: 9)
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• Amount frozen: 1,557,083,128.74 USDT
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The quantity decreased after a token swap—is that asset shrinkage?
A project migrates its tokens. You had 1000 in your account, but after the swap you’re left with only 100. Does that mean you suddenly lost 90%?
Don’t look only at the quantity—check the conversion ratio.
Here’s a purely hypothetical example: the rule is 10 old tokens for 1 new token. Your original 1000 would therefore become 100.
If each old token was worth $1 and the new token’s market price happened to be $10 each, the total value before and after the conversion would both be $1,000. A lower quantity doesn’t mean the value d