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What Is Triangular Arbitrage? How Can You Find Opportunities Using the Price Relationships Between Three Trading Pairs, and Why Can Trading Fees Turn Theoretical Profits Into Losses?

In the cryptocurrency market, price relationships between different trading pairs on the same exchange can sometimes briefly diverge. Triangular arbitrage takes advantage of these discrepancies by completing three consecutive trades to exchange assets, aiming to end up with more of the starting asset. But spotting a price gap does not mean a trade will necessarily be profitable.

First, what is triangular arbitra

What Is Pairs Trading? How Can You Tell Whether Two Crypto Assets Are Suitable for a Pairs Trade, and How Can You Avoid Mistaking Superficial Correlation for a Stable Relationship?

In the cryptocurrency market, some assets often rise and fall together, but that doesn’t mean their price relationship is always stable. Pairs trading seeks to capitalize on relative price deviations between two assets by opening long and short positions simultaneously, reducing dependence on the overall market direction.

First, what is pairs trading?

Pairs trading is a common statistical arbitrage strategy. Trad

From Understanding to Action: Building Your Own Web3 Risk Assessment Framework

Today, we discussed many questions around digital asset sovereignty, private keys, smart contracts, on-chain restrictions, administrator privileges, open-source code, security audits, and project transparency.

These questions may seem unrelated, but they all point to the same core issue:

In the Web3 world, how can we gradually develop the ability to assess risks for ourselves, rather than relying on other people’s conclusions?

I believe what truly matters is not how many technical terms we can remember, but know

Gate just shut USDT withdrawals on the XPL network, so $USDT held there can't move out over that route for now. Deposits and other networks may still work, and most such pauses come down to routine upkeep.

I went out for a walk today and noticed that urban management officers are now using autonomous patrol vehicles.

A camera on top, red and blue lights on the roof—the tech vibe is off the charts.

Seeing this thing made me think of crypto: there are still loads of people manually watching the charts 24 hours a day, afraid of missing a single 5-minute candlestick.

The world has moved on to self-driving cars, yet some people still insist on driving their crypto investments straight into a wall. 😂

Actually, I started using my own “self-driving system” a long time ago.

Every day at 3 a.m., it

What is pairs trading? How can you determine whether two crypto assets are suitable for a trading pair, and avoid mistaking superficial correlation for a stable relationship?

In the cryptocurrency market, some assets often rise and fall together, but that does not mean their price relationship will remain stable. Pairs trading seeks opportunities by exploiting relative price deviations between two assets. It involves opening long and short positions simultaneously to reduce dependence on the overall market direction.

First, what is pairs trading?

Pairs trading is a common statistical arbitr

$HYPE The plan for this trade was pretty clear: enter at 86, with a target around 77. But I lost my nerve midway and cranked the leverage straight up to 20x. Looking back, if I’d simply stuck to 10x, I wouldn’t have come anywhere near the liquidation price. The market did indeed reach around 77, so my call was right, but my position management failed first. Once I was liquidated, I lost all my principal. Getting the direction right doesn’t mean you can withstand the volatility. Leverage amplifies gains, but it also raises the cost of having less room for error. $HYPE That was a hard lesson. Ne

#ETH A few days ago, I said we'd break below 2200, and it’s about to happen.
The bottom of this pullback was near 2031, at the daily downtrend Fibonacci extension level 2-, before it rebounded in a straight V-shape. #回调下跌

#GateLaunchesPoSECProofOfSecurity
In the fast-moving world of digital assets, trust is everything. Users entrust exchanges with their hard-earned funds, and every major incident reminds us how fragile that trust can be. Gate has just taken a meaningful step forward by officially launching **Proof of Security (PoSEC)** — a new framework that goes beyond traditional Proof of Reserves (PoR) and focuses on something equally critical: *how* assets are actually stored and whether they can survive an extreme loss scenario.

This is not just another marketing announcement. It is a direct response to t

What Is Arbitrage Trading? Why Doesn’t a Price Difference for the Same Crypto Asset Across Different Markets Necessarily Mean There’s Risk-Free Profit?

In the cryptocurrency market, the same asset may be quoted at different prices on different exchanges, and there may also be price differences between spot and futures markets. Arbitrage trading seeks to profit from these discrepancies, but in practice, fees, slippage, transfer delays, and market volatility can all erase what looks like a sure profit.

First, what is arbitrage trading?

Arbitrage trading is a strategy that seeks to profit from

11.6 ZEC Public Strategy
[Short idea] $ZEC
　　Entry range: around 1320-1340
　　Stop-loss: 1360
Staggered take-profit levels
　　First target: 1280
　　Second target: 1240
Third target: around 1210
Fourth target: below 1180

Factors: The 4H price is holding above the Bollinger Bands middle band, and the current price is close to the market's average cost. MACD is above the zero line, so bullish momentum remains. Order book depth shows bears in control, with many small retail traders exiting their long positions. This is a different structure from the major market trend.

Reco

BTC’s Ultimate Bull Trap Comes True! Head-and-Shoulders Pattern Unchanged, Keep Shorting! Is the Storage Sector Starting to Bottom?

Yesterday, Chief said BTC was still following the head-and-shoulders pattern, and shorting on the right side was the only thing to do. Longing BTC was never even considered. The market also confirmed our analysis: an ultimate bull trap!

With that in mind, the daily head-and-shoulders pattern in BTC remains in play, and today we can take an early entry based on the large bearish 4-hour candle. The key resistance on the 4-hour chart is 78,900. Only consider shorti

Yesterday, data grew by 5k
Conversion rate: 5000/60000=0.08333
Conversion rate: 8.3%
Still very low

11.06 ETH Market Analysis

Short: around 2260–2280, stop level at 2300, targets 2210/2190.

ETH is currently at 2243. After plunging from a high of 2450 to 2205, the market is now consolidating weakly at lower levels. This sharp drop has left the price well below the moving averages, creating a need for a technical recovery.

The 2260–2280 zone above is both a secondary continuation platform during the sharp decline and an area where downward pressure from the short-term moving averages overlaps with a previous zone of concentrated trading.
For the trade, wait for an oversold rebound to test t

GOLD is showing signs of recovery, but the next resistance test could decide where the market goes from here.

After recent selling pressure, $XAU USD has bounced strongly, with a weaker US dollar and declining Treasury yields helping support the recovery.

Here are the levels I'm watching:

📍 Resistance: $4,113 – $4,150
📍 Support: $4,100 – $4,065
📍 Major downside area: $4,025 – $4,000

My market view:

If buyers manage to push Gold above $4,113 and hold that level, a move toward $4,150 could become possible.

However, losing the $4,065 support zone would weaken the recovery and bring selle

🔍 Real-World Case Analysis: How Can We Assess the Actual Impact of On-Chain Restriction Mechanisms on Users?

In the past few articles, we have discussed why digital assets may be restricted, learned how to verify contract information using blockchain explorers, and examined common mechanisms such as blacklists, whitelists, paused transfers, transaction limits, and upgradeable contracts.

But understanding technical terms does not mean truly understanding the risks.

The truly important questions are:

When these mechanisms appear in real smart contracts, what exactly do they mean for users?