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According to official sources, the Gate Pre-IPOs project SpaceX (SPCX) has exceeded $300 million in subscription volume, and Marketplace interest continues to surge.

Odaily Planet Daily reported that on Apr. 20, Gate Founder and CEO Dr. Han, during a group media interview at the Rosewood Hong Kong, noted that while prediction markets may seem like a new trade category, their fundamental logic is more akin to an "information pricing" tool.

PANews reported on April 20 that Gate hosted its 13th Anniversary Blue Carpet Ceremony at K11 MUSEA in Hong Kong on April 20 from 17:00 to 19:30 (UTC+8).

PANews reported on April 20 that at Gate's 13th anniversary gala, "GATE GALA 13," held at the Rosewood Hotel in Hong Kong, multiple Gate executives and industry leaders delivered keynote speeches focusing on institutionalization trends and the progress of asset on-chain.

On April 20, Gate hosted the "GATE GALA 13" anniversary dinner at the Rosewood Hong Kong, bringing together over 300 institutional representatives, partners, and industry KOLs from across the globe. The event featured a lively atmosphere and facilitated dynamic, in-depth networking throughout the evening.

The event drew over 300 institutional representatives, partners, and industry professionals from across the globe.

Dr. Han, the founder and CEO of Gate, has been invited to give a keynote speech at the main campus of the University of Hong Kong on the evening of April 21, and to participate in a fireside chat and open Q&A session.

During a media group interview at the Rosewood Hotel in Hong Kong, Gate's founder and CEO Dr. Han stated that AI is gradually evolving from an efficiency tool to a core capability within trading systems.

PANews reported on April 20 that Dr. Han, founder and CEO of Gate, gave a group interview to the media at the Rosewood Hotel in Hong Kong on April 20.

Odaily Planet Daily reported that Gate Founder and CEO Dr. Han gave a group media interview at the Rosewood Hong Kong on April 20.

Celestia (TIA) serves as a Data Availability (DA) network within a modular blockchain architecture. Its primary role is to provide infrastructure for data publishing and verification for other blockchain systems. In this framework, Celestia does not execute transaction logic. Instead, it focuses on a critical function: ensuring that data is properly published and can be verified. This makes it the foundational data layer of modular blockchains.

TIA is the native token of the Celestia network. It supports the operation of the data availability layer, maintains network security, and coordinates the modular blockchain ecosystem. In Celestia’s design, TIA goes beyond the traditional role of blockchain tokens. It plays a critical part not only in incentives, but also in data publishing, chain deployment, and governance systems.

TIA (Celestia) is the native token and core incentive mechanism of the data availability (DA) network in a modular blockchain architecture. It supports data publishing, verification, and security coordination across the Celestia network. As blockchains evolve from monolithic designs to modular systems, Celestia, represented by TIA, is built as an independent data availability layer. This allows execution layers such as rollups to operate without needing their own consensus or data storage infrastructure.

EIGEN serves as both a foundational token and a key mechanism within the EigenLayer ecosystem, expanding the coordination of security and incentives in Ethereum’s restaking architecture. In this system, EIGEN is not a conventional transactional token. Instead, it acts as a coordination asset that connects validators, Actively Validated Services (AVSs), and protocol governance, enabling the shared security model to operate across a broader blockchain environment.

At the Hong Kong Web3 Carnival, Vitalik provided a comprehensive overview of Ethereum’s new phase direction: establishing Ethereum as a public bulletin board and shared computation layer, with strategic emphasis on scaling, zkVM verification, account abstraction, privacy enhancements, and quantum-resistant security. This article dissects the roadmap across technology, governance, and application layers, examining its medium- and long-term implications for developers, investors, and the broader industry narrative.