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Historical Apple & @Gate Exchange Calendar
2019: Approximately 976 $GT
2022: Approximately 186 $GT
2026: Approximately 110 $GT
2029: iPhone 21 ≈ ? $GT
Fun fact: $GT has quietly risen for 6 consecutive weeks 📈

Now even sitting on a chair requires an unlocking service.
Does this kind of behavior mentioned inside really exist? 😂

Among all these Chinese AI large language models, which one do you think is the strongest?

🇭🇰 The night view in Hong Kong is indeed endlessly charming
Welcome everyone to join in the conversation!

Any recommendations for Hong Kong for the first time, brothers? 🇭🇰
(The kind that makes the trip worthwhile)
I’m planning to get a card first, then go after Hong Kong stocks 🤓

Would you be willing to work in Hong Kong if you had the chance? 🇭🇰
What is the most attractive part of Hong Kong to you?

Thank Gate for the beer and mini crayfish it sent—let’s watch the game together! ⚽️
@Gate @Gate_zh @gate_kol26
#Come follow the World Cup on Gate

So can my friends who follow each other with me see this post? 👀
(Thanks to @nikitabier for making the new adjustments)

Gate Europe has once again precisely kept in step with Europe’s regulatory timing.
On July 1, the MiCA transition period was officially announced to have come to an end. After that, basically the European crypto market can keep operating only with a license; without one, you have to exit or reduce your business.
@Gate_zh Europe obtained its MiCA license as early as 2025, and later also added the payment institution PI license.
Gate’s acquisition of these two licenses is still quite clear in its purpose: one addresses compliance for crypto asset services, and the other addresses payment a

Visa, Mastercard, Coinbase, and other companies have jointly launched a new dollar stablecoin called Open USD, backed by over 140 companies.
The key point is not that there is another stablecoin, but that traditional payment giants are starting to build their own "stablecoin payment network" in-house. Circle will face increasing pressure going forward.

There's another major move in the stablecoin space.
Visa, Mastercard, Coinbase, and over 140 other companies have jointly launched a new dollar-pegged stablecoin called Open USD.
The most interesting part is that it's not just another "new USDT/USDC" — the goal is to turn stablecoins into the infrastructure for payment networks, with no minting or redemption fees, and reserve yields shared with partners.
This puts direct pressure on Circle. The real war in the stablecoin track may have just begun.