Strong rebound after finding the bottom! Support at 4360 confirmed, with sights set on the 4450 level!
Overnight gold continued to consolidate weakly. After the Asian session opened today, it extended its downward search for a bottom, touching the key support level at 4367 before quickly stabilizing and rebounding. Bulls gradually stepped up their attack, with prices currently trading around 4415. Overall, the market is showing a pattern of “inertial decline, support stabilization, and volume-backed rebound.” The balance between bulls and bears has shifted in the short term, with the 4360 area

$SKYAI has been trading sideways around 0.0754 for 6 hours, with $24 million in 24h volume. This bullish candle is the real deal. I’m betting it can touch 0.086 today; if I’m wrong, I’ll wash my hair upside down on livestream tomorrow—bring screenshots to prove me wrong.
This 9.9% rise wasn’t driven by retail traders; the share of large-order buys surged to 62%, clearly showing smart money accumulating. 0.0686 is a rock-solid floor—the market makers’ shakeout couldn’t break through it. Getting in now is like picking up cheap chips.
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0 fees for maker orders—has Gate written “farming freebies” into its trading rules?
Gate has launched 0-fee maker orders for USD1 contracts. At first glance, it may seem like just one less fee to pay, but for high-frequency traders, this change carries considerable weight. In the futures market, fees may look like mere digits after the decimal point, but with enough trades, they become a significant cost that cannot be overlooked. Especially for users engaged in market making, grid trading, quantitative strategies, and frequent position adjustments, trading costs themselves are the “invisible

Technical Outlook: ETH Consolidates Above Key Support as Bulls Attempt a Recovery
ETH is trading around $1,907, continuing to consolidate above the lower end of its recent range. Price is currently holding above the 20 and 50 EMA, showing an attempt to stabilize, but remains below the 100 and 200 EMA, keeping the broader market structure cautious.
The $1,888–$1,904 region remains an important demand/support area. ETH needs to reclaim the nearby resistance cluster before a stronger recovery can develop.
📈 EMA Structure
20 EMA: $1,885.59
50 EMA: $1,868.27
100 EMA: $1,918.82
200 EMA: $2,125.87
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8.18 Gold Morning Review
The overnight buy-on-dips strategy was fulfilled. After surging, gold entered high-level consolidation, with the key support and resistance forecasts closely aligning with the market.
Technical analysis: The 30-minute and 1-hour Bollinger Bands have narrowed somewhat while trending upward, and gold has pulled back to above the middle band. RSI has retreated from overbought levels into the neutral range. The broader bullish trend remains intact, while the short term has entered a consolidation phase.
Resistance above: 4428, 4440; support below: 4405, 4395.
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Bitcoin is overall showing a volatile rebound and upward trend. The rebound began from the low around 62666 early this morning, and during the volatile climb, it gradually broke through the resistance from the short-term moving averages, reaching a high around 64358, with an intraday gain of over 2% as bullish rebound momentum was gradually released. Ethereum's movement is highly correlated with Bitcoin, also beginning an upward recovery from the lows and steadily following the rise throughout, highlighting strong market linkage amid broad gains across major cryptocurrencies.

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JUST IN: UK, Japan, and China all cut their U.S. Treasuries in June, with Japan, the U.K., and China trimming holdings by notable margins. This tilt could add a cautious flavor to global risk sentiment and dollar funding dynamics. $BTC $ETH

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Zero fees are not magic, but they do reduce the “toll” on futures trading
Many traders have a feeling: they do not make much on the market, but fees are diligently deducted in large amounts. Especially when the market enters a range-bound phase, frequent order placement, cancellations, and executions make trading costs like a silent little ant, slowly gnawing away at profits.
Gate’s launch of 0% maker fees for USD1 futures is primarily aimed at reducing this friction cost.
For limit-order traders, 0% maker fees mean lower execution costs for some orders. This is especially important for strate

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8.18 Gold Morning Review: Pullbacks Are Opportunities, Bulls Still Have the Upper Hand
Market Review: The market oscillated at high levels overall yesterday. Although it pulled back after rising, there was no major sell-off. After a slight overnight correction, the price remained around 4410, with lows continuing to rise. The strong rebound trend remains intact, making this a shakeout and consolidation during the uptrend, with the main bullish forces still in the market.
On the hourly chart, the Bollinger Bands are opening upward overall, with gold holding firmly above the middle band and the

USD1 Contracts Start “Toll-Free,” but the Real Battlefield Is Liquidity
Gate’s launch of zero maker fees for USD1 contracts may appear to reduce trading costs for traders, but looking deeper, it is more like a battle for liquidity.
Why? Because one of the core competitive advantages of a trading platform is market depth. If the bids and asks in an order book are sparse, even a somewhat larger order can instantly push the price around. If the order book is sufficiently deep, orders can be matched more smoothly, naturally resulting in a better user experience.
Zero maker fees can stimulate more

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From $104 to $140: Is SpaceX a stock, or has it boarded a Falcon 9?
SpaceX’s recent stock performance has already given many investors a fresh understanding of the words “high volatility.” In early August, the stock hit a low of around $104.83 before quickly rebounding to near $140, a gain of more than 30% over the period. Some market statistics have even described the rebound as approaching 40%.
This move was not simply because “everyone suddenly became bullish on SpaceX.” In reality, the market experienced a typical reversal in expectations.
Previously, investors were most concerned about tw

【$GPS Signal】1H Retest of Support, Bulls Defend, Targeting a Rebound
$GPS Current price 0.016247, sitting near the 1H Bollinger midline. The 1H MACD histogram is -0.0001, momentum is contracting, and the price has not made a new low. The 4H MACD histogram is 0.0006, with the bullish trend undergoing a low-volume correction, while the Bollinger upper band at 0.0170 is capping the price. Depth imbalance is 0.80%, and order book activity remains locked in a stalemate, with no selling-pressure void. Intraday trading volume is 593M; interest has not faded, but buying power has temporarily hit the

$BICO fell 16% in 30 minutes, with $32.9 million in trading volume driving the sell-off. In this pattern of heavy-volume decline, everyone trying to catch the bottom has been buried. The Biconomy project previously rode the account abstraction narrative for a hype cycle, but market capital is clearly exiting now. The 0.0196 level is nowhere near the bottom; 0.018 below is the real support-testing zone.
Translated into trading logic, it comes down to one sentence: high trading volume combined with a steep decline indicates that major players are exiting, not accumulating. From the 24-hour high