Trading

To create a Gate account, go to the Gate registration page, select your region, enter a valid email address or mobile number, verify it with the code you receive, set a password, and complete the basic registration in about five minutes. This is the fastest path for first-time users who want to open a Gate.com account and start using its crypto trading services, whether you are an individual trader, investor, or an institution preparing to access compliant digital asset products.

To log in to Gate safely, first make sure you are on the official Gate website, then use a supported sign-in method such as account-and-password login, QR code login through the Gate App, or passkey authentication, enable two-step verification, never share passwords or verification codes, and stop immediately if any login request looks suspicious. For Gate users who prioritize account security—including active crypto traders, investors, institutions, and businesses—these checks matter because the login page is a common target for fake websites, phishing emails, impersonation scams, and malicious QR codes designed to steal access to digital assets.

QUBIT is a Meme token that has recently gained attention in the Robinhood Chain ecosystem. This article covers QUBIT’s basic information, narrative origins, on-chain structure, and risk profile, while examining its relationship with Gate’s Meme Gem to help readers form a more comprehensive understanding.

Crypto trading volume does not all mean the same thing. A surge in trading on Uniswap or PancakeSwap can tell a very different story from a surge in BTC or ETH perpetual futures. Both indicate higher market activity, but they represent different types of participation.

SuperTrend and VWAP solve different problems in intraday trading. VWAP is generally more useful for identifying where price sits relative to the session’s volume-weighted average price, while the SuperTrend indicator focuses on trend direction, volatility-adjusted signals, and potential exits.

Daily High/Low refers to the highest and lowest prices an asset reaches during a defined trading session. For intraday traders and scalpers, these two simple price levels can reveal where buying or selling pressure has already been strongest, making them useful reference points for support, resistance, breakouts and short-term momentum.

Session High/Low marks the highest and lowest price reached during a defined trading session. These two levels frame that session's price range and often become short-term support, resistance and liquidity reference points after the next session opens.

NEAR is expanding beyond the traditional public blockchain narrative to encompass cross-chain transactions, privacy-preserving execution, and AI Agent settlement. This article explains the operating logic of NEAR Intents and Chain Abstraction while examining NEAR’s long-term positioning through three lenses: network usage, token utility, and value capture.

Tolly (TOLLY) is the platform token of Tolly Labs, an Arc-native trading terminal, token launchpad, and on-chain data platform. It captures value from a 1% fee on every trade routed through the platform, part of which buys and burns TOLLY on the open market.

Tolly is better suited to creators who want permanent USDC liquidity and built-in holder rewards from block one; Pump.fun is better suited to high-velocity Solana memecoin launches that accept a bonding-curve phase. The two differ in launch path, liquidity model, fee structure, and anti-sniping design.

VWAP and EMA are both useful for day trading, but they answer different questions. VWAP is generally stronger for judging intraday fair value and market bias because it combines price and volume data, while an exponential moving average is usually more useful for tracking recent momentum and timing trades.

EMA 9, EMA 20 and EMA 50 track the same thing: average price over time, but at different speeds. The 9 EMA reacts fastest and is commonly used for short-term momentum, the 20 EMA smooths more price fluctuations and works well as an intraday trend anchor, while the 50 EMA gives a broader perspective on trend direction.

Inflation does not affect every company in the same way. When energy and food prices rise, some businesses see costs increase faster than revenue. Others can pass those costs on to customers, while a smaller group may actually benefit because they produce the commodities becoming more expensive.

Crude oil prices tell traders what refiners pay for their main raw material. Crack spreads tell them how valuable refined fuels such as gasoline and diesel are relative to crude.

“Risk-on” and “risk-off” are shorthand terms investors use to describe shifts in market appetite for risk. In a risk-on environment, investors are generally more willing to hold volatile or economically sensitive assets such as growth stocks, small caps, high-yield credit, emerging markets, and higher-beta cryptocurrencies.