Why Can Multisig Wallets Still Suffer from Management Failures?

In the Web3 world, multisig wallets are often seen as an important tool for improving digital asset security.

The basic idea is simple: a transaction no longer depends on a single person’s signature. Instead, it can only be executed once a preset number of signatures has been obtained.

For example, a 3/5 multisig wallet requires at least three of its five signers to approve a transaction.

This means that even if one signer’s key is compromised, an attacker usually cannot complete a transaction with that key alone.

But this ra

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Futures pre-market
SP50O 0.37%
NASDAQ 1.49%
DOW -0.66%
BTC 76K
KOSPI -6% with triple circuit breakers. Absolute carnage for leveraged positions.
This is healthy. Leverage in AI tech investments had become too excessive.
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#GateLaunchesPoSECProofOfSecurity

During the time I’ve spent in crypto and on Gate, I’ve realized one simple thing: good numbers in your balance matter, but it’s even more important to know how securely they’re protected. That’s why the launch of Gate PoSEC — Proof of Security — caught my attention. To me, it’s not just a new name or another report. It’s an attempt to look at exchange security in a different scenario: what happens to users’ funds if the worst happens?

I used to pay more attention to Proof of Reserves. It’s an easy-to-understand indicator: does the platform have enough ass

What Is a Trailing Stop? How Can You Protect Existing Profits Without Exiting a Continuing Trend Too Early?

In cryptocurrency trading, after prices rise, traders often face a difficult question: When should they take profits? Selling too early may mean missing further gains, while holding on too long may gradually give back existing profits. A trailing stop offers a way to dynamically manage exit levels, but it also has limitations.

First, what is a trailing stop?

A trailing stop is a strategy that adjusts the stop level as the price moves favorably. For a long position, for example, as the

🇨🇳 The Chinese central bank will investigate a Solana advertising campaign run through local entities in Shanghai’s Lujiazui financial district. Authorities had canceled the Solana Accelerate China 2026 events planned for Shanghai and other cities.
According to the central bank, this promotion violates a notice issued in February 2026 by eight Chinese authorities to prevent cryptocurrency-related risks. China is targeting crypto trading activities within its territory and the Chinese subsidiaries of foreign platforms.

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$XAU t LONG 📈 $XAUM
TP1: $4,150 TP2: $4,180 TP3: $4,220
SL: $3,980
Gold swept liquidity near $3,900, reclaimed the major $4,000 support and delivered a strong bullish recovery. Now the key resistance is $4,170. A clean breakout could open the way toward $4,200+. 🚀

$ICNT This 27% gain—I almost sold at the bottom. Yesterday, the Fed minutes came in hawkish, the Nasdaq fell 1.2%, and crypto’s correlation with the drop surged to 0.78. I watched $ICNT plunge from 0.24 to 0.2079, my hands shaking as I placed a stop-loss order. Then, in the middle of the night, BTC held above 68k and this thing shot straight back to 0.29. Looking back: macro sentiment during nonfarm payrolls week weighs on small-cap coins, but $ICNT’s trading volume of 29.9M shows buyers were firmly stepping in around 0.21. The lesson: don’t chase pumps or sell off during macro event windows;

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- Deposits are capped
- No points
- A lot of new listings are coming
- New features too
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Why isn't the price displayed by an exchange necessarily the price you ultimately get?

In crypto trading, you may see Bitcoin fluctuating around a certain price. After clicking buy, however, you may find that your average execution price is higher than expected. The same goes for selling: the price shown on screen may look good, but the amount you ultimately receive may be less than you expected.

This doesn't necessarily mean something is wrong with the exchange. The latest traded price, bid and ask quotes, and your actual execution price can differ.

First, the latest traded price isn't nec

I just closed out $SNDK $SOXS $SOXL SKHYNIX for a big profit, but I stopped out of ZEC and made another big profit today. Want to join the “Road to 10M$”? 🤑🤑🤑

What Is Partial Profit-Taking? Why Can Realizing Profits Gradually Help Traders Balance Profit Protection with Trend Participation?

In cryptocurrency trading, when prices reach an expected target, traders often face a dilemma: closing a position all at once locks in current gains but may mean missing out on further moves; continuing to hold creates the opportunity for more profit but also risks a price pullback. Partial profit-taking offers a way to manage positions so traders do not have to make every decision at a single price level.

First, what is partial profit-taking?

Partial profit-ta

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$BTC fell 5.95% in the 24 hours to Nov 6, yet order flow was among the least one sided in 90 days. US traders have bid below the global price for 62 straight days. On $ADA , leveraged longs were forced out as open bets shrank 12.9%.

ALL TIME HIGH
SMASHED
ONWARDS AND UPWARDS

Airbnb (ABNB): Pre-Market Surge vs. Current Trading Reality

Airbnb stock reportedly rose 11.6% in premarket trading after the company raised its full-year revenue guidance. However, the ticker tag shows the stock is currently down 4.09%.

This news item highlights a common and often volatile phenomenon in financial markets: the stark difference between pre-market reactions and regular trading hours. Raising full-year revenue guidance is a strong bullish signal, indicating that management has high confidence in future bookings and consumer travel demand. The immediate 11.6% premarket spike sug

Why Isn't the Price Shown by the Exchange Necessarily the Price You Ultimately Get?

In crypto trading, you might see Bitcoin trading around a certain price. But after clicking buy, you may find that the average execution price is higher than expected. The same goes for selling: the price displayed on screen may look good, but the amount you ultimately receive may be less than you imagined.

This doesn't necessarily mean something is wrong with the exchange. The latest traded price, bid and ask quotes, and your actual execution price may differ.

First, the latest traded price isn't the price

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3: Chen Peipei boarded the plane