So many people have been using a VPN for ages, yet still only know how to deposit and withdraw through an exchange’s C2C service???
Actually, C2C isn’t the only way to deposit to and withdraw from an exchange. Some platforms also support international bank transfers via SWIFT.
For example, Gate recently launched Gate Money, which supports deposits and withdrawals in four fiat currencies—USD, EUR, GBP, and AED—via SWIFT.
If you have a bank account in your own name that supports international transfers, you can look into this option:
Your bank account → SWIFT → Gate Money USD account in your own

Ticker #MBB
Current time: 16:19 on 03.11.2026 Vietnam time
Analysis timeframe: 1D
Analysis data: #HOSE
Chart status: displayed
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Blackstone President Jon Gray said today at the Hong Kong International Financial Leaders Investment Summit that AI-related spending by Blackstone’s portfolio companies has increased 20-fold over the past year, and AI applications are already generating real revenue. Comparing the current AI boom with the telecommunications boom of the 1990s, he said that back then, companies built supply first and waited for demand, whereas today, AI demand is outpacing supply. He cautioned that the massive capital expenditures on AI infrastructure are creating a risk of concentrated debt: lenders receive onl

Why Might a Trading Strategy That Performs Well in Backtests Fail in the Real Market?
A trading strategy may deliver strong returns and a high win rate in historical backtests, with even its maximum drawdown well controlled, yet produce very different results when deployed in the market. The problem may not necessarily lie in the strategy itself, but could also stem from the gap between backtesting and live trading.
First, historical data does not represent the future. Backtesting can only assess a strategy’s performance in specific historical market conditions. Market structure, volatility le

11.3 BTC long-short ratio analysis: Retail investors closing longs, whales holding positions, hands-off structure
A. Retail ratio currently stands at 0.4836, with a steeply declining curve; retail investors have closed or been liquidated out of a large number of long positions.
B. Whales’ long-short ratio: 0.79. The curve has changed little, with positions held while waiting.
Summary: “Hands-off structure”—retail investors are closing positions and exiting, while whales hold positions and wait. Liquidity is lacking, with sideways trading likely to dominate.

I’m going to test lower-timeframe resistance: close all positions around 3925/3922
Momentum has not been sustained so far. Bullish volume on the 4-hour close was very limited, and price keeps extending, further increasing the probability of a downside move.
If the bulls enter around 3906, there may be an opportunity to open a position. Tighten your SL at 3902.
The next 1H close is crucial, and the following 1H close is also especially important.
Tighten your stop loss at 3902
There’s one more thing I’d like to discuss with everyone.
I don’t really understand so-called proportional or fixed cop

$SOL in no man's land

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🚨 #BREAKING:
🇺🇸 BlackRock has reportedly sold $405 MILLION worth of Bitcoin....

What is expected value? How can you tell whether a trading strategy has a positive edge over the long term?
To determine whether a trading strategy is worth using over the long term, you should not focus only on how much a few trades earned. Instead, consider the average return per trade and the loss risk involved. That is the significance of expected value.
First, what is a trading strategy’s expected value?
Expected value is a metric that estimates the long-term average outcome per trade based on the win rate, average profit, and average loss. The formula is:
Expected value = win rate × aver

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11.3BTC
Go long at the current price! The daily and weekly charts are both at 760.
Also, a double bottom is about to form on the 4-hour chart, which shows that this support is holding.
But any move up should be viewed only as a bounce, not a reversal!
For the target, look around 780 first.
Keep the stop-loss at 759.

$RUNE is breaking above key trendline resistance on the daily timeframe.
The setup is pointing toward higher targets as bullish momentum builds up.
Patiently holding and tracking price action toward our primary zones.
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One more short trade today.
Short at 3914, exited at 3899, 15 points, banked $3,094.#黄金 #伦敦金 $XAUUSD ‌

Live Trading Update: BTC Short Positions Hit Their Targets
Short positions were opened in the 77800-78000 range this morning, and both target levels were breached in succession. Price dipped as low as 76376, capturing the entire 1600 + point move.
Many people couldn't hold on at 76600 and wanted to close everything, missing the accelerated move after the breakdown.
Trading has never been about how precisely you enter, but about having the conviction to hold.
Set the overall direction, secure key levels, and take profits in batches according to the rules to maximize returns

Weak. $ZEC is currently at 1,126.96, with both short- and long-term trends pointing downward. The price is hugging support at 1121.6 but can barely get back up, and trading volume has not increased significantly. Oversold conditions only reflect the speed of the decline; they do not prove the price is cheap already. If oversold really meant a bottom, why does the price seem to get dragged back every time it moves away from support? What’s really missing is volume behind a move away from support; only a volume-backed reclaim of the short-term moving average would invalidate the bearish outlook.