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APH (Amphenol) will undergo a 1:2 stock split on Gate on September 3, with Perpetual Futures, CFDs, and stocks adjusted simultaneously.

Gate News reported that, according to an official announcement, APH (Amphenol Corporation) will soon undergo a 1:2 stock split. The Gate platform will simultaneously support and implement the split adjustment for perpetual contracts, CFDs, and stock products. The APHUSDT Perpetual Contract will suspend trading at 08:30 (UTC+8) on September 3, 2026, to implement the adjustment. The adjustment is expected to be completed, with trading resuming at 21:30. After the adjustment, the Mark Price and Ind
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GateNews·08-31 08:22
APH (Amphenol) will undergo a 1:2 stock split on Gate on September 3, with Perpetual Futures, CFDs, and stocks adjusted simultaneously.

Gate Research Institute Releases the GCRA Cross-Asset Trading Framework to Build an AI-Driven Unified Multi-Market System

Gate News: Gate Research has developed the GCRA cross-asset trading framework, integrating BTC, ETH, SOL, U.S. stock indexes, and leading AI stocks into a unified system. The framework evaluates trends, volatility, position crowding, and cross-market correlations over 7-day, 30-day, and 90-day periods. It then matches the execution venue—Gate Spot, Perpetual Futures, direct stock access, TradFi CFDs, or TradFi Perps—to the holding period, trade direction, and all-in costs. The GCRA framework det
BTC0.56%
ETH-0.46%
SOL0.62%
GateNews·08-31 08:11
Gate Research Institute Releases the GCRA Cross-Asset Trading Framework to Build an AI-Driven Unified Multi-Market System

Dollar Purchasing Power Erodes 23% Since End-2019, OECD Data Shows

According to OECD data, the U.S. dollar's purchasing power has eroded by nearly 23% since the end of 2019. This means $100 at the end of 2019 had purchasing power equivalent to $77.16 in April 2026, reflecting persistent cost-of-living pressures despite moderating inflation. In comparison, the
GateNews·08-31 08:07
Dollar Purchasing Power Erodes 23% Since End-2019, OECD Data Shows