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$Doge
#Dogecoin has broken out of a recent trendline and is staying above it.
MACD has confirmed the trend shift from bearish to bullish.

#交易机器人 I'm using the ETHUSDT futures grid bot on Gate—join me and copy trade

$FARTCOIN A dump is imminent! The address of the market-manipulation ringleader is distributing and transferring tokens to sell! $1.34 million was transferred from a Fireblocks custody wallet. Two separate wallets labeled Fireblocks transferred a total of 10.61 million FARTCOIN in about three minutes. 7.71 million FARTCOIN (about $972k) was transferred to ArSnpP...PjHuTU. 2.9 million $FARTCOIN (about $366k) was transferred to Ftucw4...6j3UEt. Both transactions succeeded and were finalized on Solana.

One night, $3 trillion—why?
On November 5, in a single night, the US stock market lost $3 trillion.
The S&P 500 fell 4.36%,
the Nasdaq 100 fell 6.36%,
and the Nasdaq Composite fell 5.52%.
The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 12.25%,
its worst day since the March 2020 circuit breakers.
Bitcoin fell more than 5%.
The VIX fear index surged 70%.
Nvidia alone shed $447 billion,
Tesla fell nearly 11%, Micron and AMD fell more than 17%, and SanDisk fell 22%.
Memory, optical communications, cloud services—no part of the AI chain was spared.
The trigger was the election two days earlier.
Democrats

Former Intel packaging and foundry veteran Naveed Shahriari will join MediaTek to oversee advanced packaging, yield, and related areas. Market reports say MediaTek is in talks with Intel about EMIB while continuing to support TSMC’s CoWoS, creating a dual-route strategy of CoWoS + EMIB.

By recruiting an Intel veteran for advanced packaging while also discussing EMIB with Intel, MediaTek is effectively incorporating both its competitor’s expertise and technology roadmap into its own blueprint. The dual-route strategy lets customers choose a solution based on their needs, but beyond having that

📈 Gate Expands to 500+ Stock Derivatives Contracts

From US and Hong Kong stocks to Korean, Japanese, and Taiwan markets, Gate continues expanding its global stock trading offerings.

🔥 500+ stock derivatives contracts supported
🏆 Gate ranks No. 2 in open interest for SPCX, SKHYNIX, SNDK, and SOXL contracts, according to CoinGlass
🚀 40 stocks added to the new Innovation Zone, with up to 75x leverage

With tech earnings in full swing, AI chips, memory stocks, and global tech remain in focus.

Would you back US tech giants or emerging opportunities across Asia's AI supply chain? 👀

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Musk lost $91.2 billion in one day
The Forbes top five lost value in a single day
Musk -$91.2 billion
Dell -$20.5 billion
Jensen Huang -$15.1 billion
Ellison -$13.2 billion
Zuckerberg -$12.9 billion
The five lost a total of $152.9 billion
Roughly the entire market cap of Solana, XRP, and Hyperliquid vanished

Cathie Wood personally rode Joby’s eVTOL over Tampa Bay and even compared it to the first commercial flight in 1914. This old lady really knows how to make a bold bet. She’s betting that once urban air mobility scales up, prices can come down to taxi levels. If it works, it’s disruptive; if not, it’s a money pit. I’m archiving this call and will come back tomorrow to see how it holds up.

Do you remember a few months ago, when crypto exchanges had just launched tokenized stock trading, most people in the crypto community were saying that as long as U.S. stocks could hold on, they’d definitely bounce back? I want to ask: does that claim still hold true now? $SNDK $SPCX

Your coins are on an exchange—do you know how much “backing” it has?

Suppose you deposited money in a bank but never knew anything about its assets. Wouldn’t you be a little curious?
The same question deserves attention when it comes to crypto exchanges.
Users care about more than just a string of numbers in their account. They also want to know whether the platform has corresponding asset reserves and whether that information can be verified.
That’s one of the important reasons Gate introduced proof of fund safety.
Through reserve proofs and verification mechanisms, users can learn more abou

The Nasdaq closed down 5.52% today, nearly 6%. Historically, it has fallen more than 6% in a single day about 14 times, mostly during 1987, the 2000 dot-com bubble, the 2008 financial crisis, and COVID-19 in 2020.
2026 AI bubble?
Subsequent performance has varied: during crises, it often continued to fall, while after panic-driven bottoms, it mostly rebounded strongly.

Grok just laughed at me in a chat and I feel very offended

$BTC Buy walls are starting to cluster below! The price in the chart has fallen to $75,896.9. There’s a $41.2 million buy order at $75,000! Near-price order book imbalance has turned positive, at 20%. Can buyers absorb this sharp drop? In our order book chart, BTC has fallen from a high of $81,188, hitting a low of $75,525, and is now fighting to hold around $75,900. There are about $22 million in futures buy orders at $75,500, about $20 million in spot buy orders and $21.2 million in futures buy orders at $75,000, and another buy wall of about $21 million at $74,843. The order book imbalance

An eleven-point drop—is that enough to make people give up?
Someone left me a message: Is SK Hynix completely done for?
I replied: First, look at who's buying at 120.25
At 07:00, it plunged to 120.25 on volume of 3.96 million lots
The average volume over 48 candles is only 1.19 million—that's 3.3x (the hardest dump, closing at 121.13)
An hour later, it climbed back to 125.46
Yesterday at 23:00 was even more brutal: 6.24 million lots, 5.3x
It plunged straight from 130.17 to 122.78, shedding 7.4 points in one candle
Two big bearish candles, each dumping harder than the last
But the low only move

$AIN Today's get-rich trend chart

Event -900u
Futures -1500u
Gate is still 2400u away from breaking even

$XRP It's at a key support level. Whether the bulls can hold it comes down to this move. The hardest part of trading isn't really calling the direction—it's waiting for a signal you understand. Now it's time to wait for confirmation. If it holds, there's something to discuss; if it doesn't, that's a different story. As for this coin, we'll come back next week to see if this call was right. If you're watching it, keep an eye on it.