A trading pair is being delisted—does the coin disappear?
When people see “a trading pair is about to be delisted,” their first thought is often: Are the coins in my account going to disappear?
First, check exactly what the announcement says is being suspended.
A trading pair is a market for exchanging two assets. For example, the trading market for a coin against USDT and its market against another asset are not the same market.
Delisting just one trading pair does not mean all trading for that coin has stopped, let alone that the coin itself has been deleted from the blockchain.
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Nikkibtc an hour ago

Woke up and checked U.S. stocks—Google still hasn’t bounced back, and Intel plunged 23% after hours following its earnings report. Value investors are in for a treat.
Looking at it this way, even these big-name U.S. stocks are basically large-cap meme stocks, and the risk isn’t much lower. Could an expert 😎 take a look and tell us if U.S. stocks are about to replay the 2021 drawdown?

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MambaCalls an hour ago

On watch tomorrow is $AMD $NVDA

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Buer an hour ago

There's an open squad now, one game. Whiffed $Q whiffed $MU whiffed $BTC

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ACaiStar an hour ago

You’ve earned more coins, yet your total assets have shrunk?
The number of coins in your account has clearly increased, so why are they worth less when converted into money?
Because the “number of coins” and the “price of each coin” are two things that change at the same time.
A purely mathematical example: You originally had 1 coin, worth $1,000 each, for a total value of $1,000. Later, by some means, your balance increased to 1.1 coins, but the coin price fell to $800, leaving a total value of just $880.
The number of coins increased by 10%, but their converted value is now $120 less than be

LiuBeiPrince an hour ago

Earned more coins, yet your total assets shrank?
There are clearly more coins in your account, so why are they worth less when converted to dollars?
Because the number of coins and their price are two things that change at the same time.
A simple example: You originally had 1 coin worth $1,000, for a total value of $1,000. Later, through some means, your holdings increased to 1.1 coins, but the coin price fell to $800, leaving a total value of just $880.
The number of coins increased by 10%, but their value when converted to dollars is $120 less than before. This doesn’t include any other fees

SONPERDE 2 hours ago

$BTC This was designed entirely deliberately and intentionally. Its architects were CAZ, Elon Musk, and, of course, Turkish traders tied to the fraudulent Turkish administration—a dirty game, because the short positions opened on BTC could only be closed this way. It wasn’t possible to push BTC down any other way, just like the dirty operation against LUNA in years past. BTC will rise very quickly, first to the 90k range, THEN to the 120k range. Hold tight; DON’T let them dump on you

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TheFatCatThatDoesn'tChangeIts 2 hours ago

That's basically it...

ACaiStar 35 minutes ago

Why do daily candles for the same coin look different?
You and a friend look at the same coin. One says it closed up today, while the other says it closed down. Before you argue, check whether the “day” you mean covers the same time period.
Crypto trades continuously, but daily candles require an arbitrary definition of when each day starts and ends.
For example, a day that starts at 00:00 UTC begins at 8 a.m. Beijing time; one that starts at 00:00 UTC+8 begins at midnight Beijing time. The 24-hour periods being measured are offset, so the opening price, closing price, and even the high and lo

ACaiStar 31 minutes ago

Why can’t your own buy and sell orders match?
You first place a sell order, then submit a buy order. The prices clearly match, but one of the orders gets canceled. Why?
One possibility is that “self-trade prevention,” or STP, was triggered.
This means that when the system detects a buy order about to match with a sell order within the same user scope, it prevents you from trading with yourself according to its rules.
It’s like selling from your left hand to your right: a trade appears to have taken place, but ownership hasn’t actually changed. Such trades can also create misleading trading vol

ScalpPeelingKing 29 minutes ago

Went long one more lot at 78080; getting ready to move the take-profit to 78600—the drop isn’t over yet,

lucaa 2 hours ago

This $BTC pullback is just a BULLISH BACKTEST.
My first upside target remains $93K. Nothing changed.

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CryptoChampionan hour ago

GateSquare2026-10-29 06:50:12

📊 Major U.S. stock earnings are coming up—which companies will beat expectations this time?
Tech earnings are rolling in, with Amazon, Intel, and SanDisk becoming the focus of the market's attention in this new wave. 👀
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💻 Intel: Can a recovery in its chip business be validated by its results?
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💬 Which of these three companies do you think is most likely to beat expectations?
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Earnings haven't been announced yet—first, see whose predictions on the square are the most accurate.

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WolfVex 4 hours ago

🎃 Gate Live Halloween Special

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LiuYidao 2 hours ago

Recent market action has been an absolute mess. No wonder regulation is needed—without laws, there’s no order. Right now, it’s entirely controlled by short-selling firms. The crypto world may be the greatest magic pen of the century: with enough money, anyone can hold it in the palm of their hand. It’s easy to see from the candlestick charts that everyone is being harvested on the way up and down. Pumping and selling clearly point to an uptrend, but the very next second they start dumping, slaughtering contract-trading dogs like pigs. The U-Dong Kingdom is the grandmaster of leveraged contract

NoSecondLife an hour ago

Look for opportunities on the higher timeframes and entries on the lower timeframes.
In the systems section, The Way of Trading discusses what happens after entering a trade. This division of responsibilities is meant to keep stop-losses smaller.
If price action after entry goes against expectations and multiple reversal signals appear, exit promptly. The book also says that an inner intuition can be a strong signal.
For trades that have already reached their initial profit target, the book’s point is not to let them turn into losing trades. If price reverses, you can exit at breakeven and re-