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As the multi-chain ecosystem matures, users face a new challenge—not whether cross-chain transactions are possible, but whether every operation can be executed smoothly. In most scenarios, it is not bridging technology that disrupts transactions, but the fundamental and frequently overlooked issue of gas. Gate’s launch of the Gate Gas Station upgrades gas management to a platform-level capability, restoring intuitive and seamless multi-chain operations for users.

Gate's Contract Points System delivers continuous rewards for contract traders. Users can earn points through trading and asset engagement, then redeem them for multiple privileges. This article explores effective strategies for accumulating points and maximizing their utility.

Gate YubiBao is offering exclusive benefits for users. Earn a cash reward with your first futures contract trade, and receive a 10,000 USDT experience voucher for net subscriptions in wealth management. This is a limited-time event with restricted availability.

Gate Private Wealth Management empowers high-net-worth clients with personalized wealth growth and risk management through exclusive advisors and tailored asset planning, providing a superior asset management experience for the digital asset era.

Gate has introduced CFX staking, offering annualized returns as high as 6.21%. Enjoy daily distributions and flexible redemption, starting from just 20 CFX, making it easy to earn on-chain rewards.

Driven by recent global stock market turbulence and surging oil prices, the Gate Stock Token Zone has become a distinctive option for crypto asset investors. This article offers a comprehensive analysis of trading opportunities and risk management strategies in volatile market conditions.

BUILDon (B) is a token project on BNB Chain that integrates AI with meme culture, with "BuildOn the Lion" as its mascot. The project’s core narrative highlights BNB Chain’s Build Culture, a community-driven development ethos, and the promotion of the USD1 stablecoin ecosystem.

Optimism open-sourced the OP Stack under the MIT license, winning the battle for L2 standards, but failed to retain Base due to the lack of a value-capture mechanism. As interoperability remains delayed and revenue becomes highly dependent on a single member, the structural imbalance within the alliance is fully exposed. Winning a standard does not necessarily build a moat—distribution and user relationships are the true barriers in the L2 era.

Gate Research Daily Report: On March 6, BTC pulled back after briefly surging above $74,000 and is currently consolidating around $71,000; ETH retraced from a recent high near $2,190 and is now trading in the $2,070–$2,090 range; GT remains in a narrow $7.10–$7.20 consolidation zone, maintaining a recovery-driven structure. SYND became the top gainer with a +55.81% surge. Meanwhile, the RWA sector continues to gain traction as Ondo Finance secured regulatory approval in Abu Dhabi to support tokenized stocks and ETF trading; the AI agent economy is drawing attention, with stablecoins and blockchain seen as key infrastructure; and short seller Culper Research has taken a bearish position on Ethereum, arguing its latest upgrade may weaken ETH tokenomics and risk a potential “death spiral.”

OpenClaw is an open-source AI agent framework that surged in popularity in 2026. It operates locally and integrates with large-scale models to automate tasks. This article offers an in-depth examination of OpenClaw’s underlying mechanisms, technical architecture, use cases, ecosystem, and potential risks.

Polygon Labs has launched the new Polygon Agent CLI, offering AI agents a full set of on-chain tools such as wallet creation, stablecoin payments, asset swaps, cross-chain bridging, and identity registration. With just one installation, AI agents can securely manage and use funds on Polygon, and build a verifiable on-chain identity and reputation.

Crypto infrastructure firm Zerohash has applied to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency for a national trust bank charter, aiming to provide digital asset custody, staking, and stablecoin settlement services within a federal regulatory framework. Approval of this application would enable the company to attract additional institutional clients and expedite the integration of digital asset services with the traditional financial sector.

Following the implementation of the "Genius Act," yield-generating stablecoins became restricted, prompting a rapid rise in payment stablecoins. The article breaks down the four driving forces behind the emerging payments landscape: Stripe's valuation concerns, the distribution battle between Meta and Google, the banking sector's efforts to defend deposits, and the global contest between Tether and Circle. It also highlights the structural tension between payment scale and on-chain returns.

This article critiques how the current mainstream token models—from lock-up and unlock schedules, staking rewards, to buyback and burn mechanisms—are merely variations of a game of musical chairs. They shift the dynamic from the team, investors, and users working together to grow the project to a race over who sells first. This ultimately leads to an eight-year cycle of hype followed by market dumps.

Using the HIP-6 proposal as a starting point, this article comprehensively illustrates how Hyperliquid introduces a new issuance mechanism at the protocol level, combining a "continuous liquidation auction + automatic injection of HIP-2 liquidity." This mechanism allows new projects to complete fundraising, price discovery, and liquidity bootstrapping in one go on-chain, entirely hosted by HyperCore without the need for a CEX or third-party launchpad.