Ethereum Cross-Chain Gets a New Solution: How Does EEZ Break L2 Liquidity Silos?
[Plain-Language Guide] The Ethereum ecosystem has long been hampered by fragmented liquidity between L1 and various L2s, making cross-chain operations cumbersome and inefficient.
This article introduces the Ethereum Economic Zone (EEZ), which uses real-time proofs, compositors, and proxy contracts to let Rollups with different rules directly access mainnet liquidity and applications within the same block, enabling synchronous composability.
This approach means new chains don't need to bootstrap liquidity from scra

Everyone is wondering what is next for the market?
Tomorrow I'll cover $BTC .D, $USDT.D, $OTHERS.D, $TOTAL 1, 2, 3.
This should provide some good clues as to where the money is going to flow.
Everything is fine! 🔥🐶🔥

#GateOctoberTransparencyReport #ShareWeekly

Gate Is Building More Than an Exchange: Why Its October Transparency Report Deserves Attention

When I look at the development of a cryptocurrency platform, I do not focus only on trading volume or the number of listed tokens. I also want to understand how the platform protects customer assets, improves transparency, and develops products that can serve users beyond traditional crypto trading.

Gate’s October 2026 Transparency Report presents an interesting picture of this transformation. The company is gradually moving toward a broader financial e

$NVDA Or maybe good-guy stocks—not a recommendation, not a recommendation
But good people halfway up the mountain are different from good people in the valley
Go down the mountain first and have him put everything back home; then climbing up will be quick

Looking at bitcoin:native right now

Why Do You Keep Losing Money?
1. You Treat Risk Markets as a Betting Arena
Instead of a Probabilities Game:
Most people see a certain stock or cryptocurrency skyrocket,
or hear some so-called “inside information,”
and think, “This time, I’m going to seize the opportunity.”
That’s a classic case of mistaking outcomes for skill.
The event has already happened. Once the good news is out,
there’s naturally no more positive news left to come.
So whoever gets in at that point is the sucker.

What the real pros look at is:
expected value, risk-reward ratio, and position sizing.
1️⃣ Expected Value (EV

Musk and Trump are both trying to bail out Jensen Huang.
But those two are in over their heads right now and can barely keep themselves afloat.
Jensen Huang has his own problems.
But targeting Huang, a Chinese American with no real connections, is nothing but a fucking political conspiracy.
New York Times, I’m fucking talking about you—you rotten piece of shit.

Here are 3 names I’m closely tracking into the end of the year for a potentially bigger trade.
Keep in mind, this can all change if the broader market starts selling off again.
1. $AVGO
Held $290 last week, which also happens to be the March low.
This week we’ve seen a massive move from $305 to $364, bringing us right back to the 200-day moving average at $367 for the first time since August.

Calling the bottom and logging off to focus on myself 🫡
See you next year

Boom!!! $PLAY Explodes +68% ... 0.0120 is coming—another explosive rally! PLAY surged from a low of 0.00609 to 0.01068, rebounding an incredible 75% from its low. Buyers are in control, driving the price past multiple resistance levels with strong bullish momentum. 24-hour trading volume has reached 3.81B PLAY. All eyes are now on 0.01068. A sustained breakout could pave the way toward 0.0110 and 0.0120. Congratulations to everyone who caught this rally! Don’t chase the price... watch for the next solid opportunity. PLAY is unstoppable $PLAY

Having some soup dumplings and a bowl of plain congee today.
Have you guys had breakfast yet?
If not, hurry up and eat so you can slack off until it’s time to clock out.

$1000PEPE$1000PEPE short entry: 0.00465–0.00475 Stop-loss: 0.00498 [6% from entry price] Target 1: 0.00432 Target 2: 0.00415 Target 3: 0.00363

Four Ledgers for Fees
Though all called “fees,” where the funds ultimately go and how they are recorded in the ledger differ considerably.
$ET ’s fee structure should be understood in two parts: the base fee is burned, while the priority fee is paid to validators. Whether the extra amount users pay reduces token supply or boosts validator revenue depends on which category the fee falls into. These two flows must not be conflated when discussing the relationship between network revenue and token supply.

$SO ’s mechanism is more granular: half of the base fee is burned and half goes to validato

$AERO ‌There is no specific reason for the entry other than following the direction of the major trend, while identifying demand zones and invalidation levels.

🚨 BREAKING: MSCI TO REMOVE MICHAEL SAYLOR’S STRATEGY ($MSTR) FROM ITS INDEXES BY NOVEMBER 30.

$BTC is stuck around $71,000–$71,700.
Down hard this week. ETF outflows hit ~$1.4B–$1.9B in November so far.
The 200-day MA near $73,100–$73,200 is under pressure.
Break and hold below = more downside risk.

VVV | Short position 🔴 | Bearish | 15 minutes | 24-hour change: -3.57% | Volume: 25.2M USDT Short rationale: Price below EMA200; EMA20/50/200 in bearish alignment; RSI14 at 44.2; MACD histogram negative; ADX14 at 10.8; volume at 0.32x the 20-candle average; trend pullback/continuation. Entry: 18.915 Stop-loss: 19.2128 Take-profit 1: 18.5428 | Take-profit 2: 18.3195 | Take-profit 3: 18.0217 Entry price for reference only; do not chase. This strategy is invalidated if the stop-loss level is hit. Technical analysis strategy only; not financial advice. $VVV