Tangent has launched its first CryptoSwap market, supporting collateralized borrowing and lending for C/ETH LP. Compared with simply adding another lending pool, the expansion of the collateral asset boundary is the more noteworthy change. This is not an ordinary collateral expansion. Previously, the volatile assets in the HEC collateral pool all belonged to the StableSwap system. This marks Tangent’s first inclusion of CryptoSwap non-stable pool LPs within the collateral scope, formally expanding from stable LP assets to non-stable pool assets such as C/ETH, which fluctuate in both directions. The two have different valuation logic. StableSwap LPs rely on a fixed pricing model, while CryptoSwap LPs use an independent lp_price valuation method. The official team had long made a clear distinction between the two pricing rules. Moreover, the two assets in these pools do not rise and fall in sync, making this valuation difference the core value of the iteration. This product update officially implements the CryptoSwap collateral mechanism that Tangent had planned for some time. Objectively, however, going live does not mean it has been validated by the market. At present, there are insufficient samples of on-chain data for the new market, its long-term operating performance, and its ability to adapt to extreme market conditions, so there is temporarily no evidence of genuine, long-term, sustainable demand. I have always believed that a protocol’s growth potential should be judged not by the frequency of its feature iterations, but by the types of assets it dares to accept and the boundaries of its products it dares to expand. This launch is only a brand-new starting point. I will continue to track and observe whether these non-stable collateral assets can generate sustained long-term borrowing demand and maintain stable operation through multiple rounds of market volatility. @Tangent_fi #Tangent #CryptoSwap

ETF Flow Update (October 9, 2026) • $BTC : +$21.13 million • $ETH : -$56.10 million • $XRP : $0 • $SOL : -$3.76 million • $HYPE : $0 • $ZEC : $0 Bitcoin ETFs recorded moderate inflows of $21.13 million on October 9. Ethereum saw outflows of $56.10 million, Solana recorded outflows of $3.76 million, while XRP, Hyperliquid, and ZEC remained flat. #GateNetInflowRanks3rd #WCTCS9

Over the past two weeks, U.S. Treasury yields have surged, the Federal Reserve has remained broadly hawkish, and the geopolitical standoff in the Middle East has yet to show clear developments. Bitcoin has repeatedly fluctuated between 80300 and 87300. After failing to hold above 87000 following three attempts, it repeatedly sold off toward the 80000 level, causing repeated calls for Bitcoin to challenge 90000 or even 100000 to abruptly fall silent. The prevailing view now is bearish, with many expecting Bitcoin to fall below 80000, and even below 73000 or 64000. The bears are in control! The market is unpredictable. Maintain the following trading recommendations: Establish short positions on Bitcoin near 83000-83500 on rallies, with the first target around 81500; Establish short positions on Ethereum near 2500-2520 on rallies, with the first target around 2430. #以太坊三季度涨超71% #BTC回调触及81000美元 #Gate净流入1.26亿美元位列行业第三