Start Alone doesn’t mean going it alone! Gate’s 13-year startup story shows us that truly capable people know how to leverage support!

What’s the hardest part of starting a business on your own?
It’s not the lack of an office or a polished PowerPoint deck, but whether you can keep moving forward when you encounter difficulties.
Gate Founder and CEO Dr. Han was invited to deliver a speech on the theme “Start Alone” at the Oxford Union, sharing Gate’s 13-year entrepreneurial journey.
“Start Alone” may sound a little lonely, but what it really conveys is the courage to start from scratch and the

#GateOctoberTransparencyReport

The release of the transparency report for October puts forth a picture that reshapes how the market looks at a platform, and this report brings together in one frame such headlines as trading volume, reserve standing, and new service steps.

On the trading side, derivatives trading volume reaches the level of 394 billion, spot trading volume stands at the level of 49.8 billion, and this size on the derivatives side lifts the platform to the third place in the global ranking.

On the reserve side, total reserves climb to the level of 8.688 billion, this figure

Don’t keep running
Stop every now and then
Calmly read a book
Take a peaceful trip with your family
Calmly do some little things you enjoy, like playing video games, working out, drinking tea, and tending plants
What I really want to say is that finding calm in trading is no small thing—it’s a skill that can help you attain great wealth in the future

A scenario that most probably aren't ready for $BTC

I just saw a Hsinchu mayoral candidate say they would get construction of the Hsinchu metro underway within four years.

I thought to myself: Isn’t this just like the broken promises about the Keelung metro?

First, what’s currently being evaluated is light rail, not a metro.

Metro: high capacity, fast, and almost entirely on dedicated rights-of-way (elevated or underground); expensive to build.

Light rail: lower capacity, can run on surface streets, less expensive to build, and more flexible.

Second, what Hsinchu is currently working on is the “Greater Hsinchu Light Rail” system, not a tra

#Cap $Cap and $Ake #Ake are holding Well we might See bounce as soon as #Btc Stablize

Yang Guang bit | Nov 14: BTC shorts continue; sell the rebound
【Today's Outlook】
Entry timing: Price rebounds to the 67500–68500 range
Stop-loss: 69000
Staggered take-profit levels:
First target: 66000–65000
Second target: 64500–63500
【Key Takeaway】
U.S. stocks were mixed on Friday (11/13): the Dow rose 0.10% to close at 52347.55, the S&P 500 fell 0.40% to close at 7561.67, and the Nasdaq dropped 0.91% to close at 25136.27. Tech stocks remained under pressure. Nvidia opened up more than 2% before plunging, with the Nasdaq leading the declines. The tech sell-off is not over, and risk appetite r

Day 19 of copy trading: my return has reached 26%, and a 30% monthly return is achievable. I’m really happy. The purpose of this copy-trading setup is to help Kaikai (a business contact at Sesame) achieve 30% monthly compound returns, so I’ll withdraw my profits regularly and keep around 360 in principal. That way, everyone copying my trades can compound their returns

U.S. Stock Market Analysis: The rate-hike sword is raised again—are investors quietly moving their money elsewhere? U.S. stocks looked calm on Friday, but there was plenty of turbulence beneath the surface. The Dow edged up 0.1%, while the Nasdaq fell 0.91% and the S&P 500 dropped 0.4%. In short: the same “rate-hike sword” came down, and some felt the pain while others seized the chance to scoop up bargains. U.S. PPI rose 6.5% year over year in October, remaining alarmingly high and pushing the 10-year Treasury yield straight up to 5.15%. The higher interest rates go, the harder it is for tech

Everyone in the group is shouting bullish, but I’m keeping my eye on cash flow in the earnings reports. NVIDIA alone accounts for about 6% of the S&P 500, so index funds and target-date retirement funds can’t avoid it. The S&P was up 2.9% this week; excluding NVIDIA, it might have been closer to 3.8%. One stock held the index back by nearly a percentage point. In other words, a lot of people think they’ve bought a “diversified” broad-market fund, when in reality, the top 10 holdings already determine a large part of the index’s volatility. NVIDIA is the most obvious variable.

Here’s why I foc

Jensen Huang Suddenly Steps Down? Nvidia Plunges 10% Premarket—Is the AI King’s Era Really About to Change?

What happens to the market when a company’s defining figure suddenly leaves?
In the scenario described in this news, Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO and leaves the board, with CFO Colette Kress serving as interim CEO. After the news broke, NVDA fell more than 10% at one point in premarket trading.
That reaction is not hard to understand.
Over the past few years, Jensen Huang has been more than just the leader of Nvidia; he has also been a key figure in the AI industry. From GPUs to d

The AI empire has no eternal protagonist! After Jensen Huang’s departure, has Nvidia’s next valuation battle begun?

What does the market do first when a figure who represents an era leaves the stage?
Revalue!
In this scenario, Jensen Huang leaves his roles as Nvidia CEO and board member, CFO Colette Kress temporarily takes over as CEO, and NVDA briefly drops more than 10% premarket.
What makes this worth watching is not just the share price movement, but how the market reappraises Nvidia’s long-term value.
In the past, investors were bullish on Nvidia based on several key factors: continued g

In May 2026, the Ethereum Foundation’s official position was: “ETH sales will be reduced in the future.” Vitalik’s exact words: The EF “will no longer continue selling large amounts of ETH.”

On November 14, 2026, the day ETH fell below 1900, an address associated with the foundation sold another 1,000 ETH at an average price of 2100. Since October 26, it has sold a total of 7,785 ETH, with only the final 10k ETH left.

Over the past 24 hours, approximately $1.64 billion in crypto positions were liquidated, with longs accounting for nearly 89%.

BTC and ETH both saw large-scale long liquidatio

#晒出我的持仓收益
$BTC ‌

Just keep following the leader's short. Someone asked where the leader thinks it's headed?
My view: the first support is 49800
If it breaks below 49,800, everything is over
Bitcoin at 20,000 is not impossible either👎

$AKE I’m getting more nervous with every add to this trade. I started shorting at 0.004646 and kept adding all the way up to 0.008489. I have absolutely no desire to put any more into it now. The market maker has clearly started pumping the funding rate to squeeze shorts. I was initially down more than $10,000, and now I’ve realized a solid $36,000 loss, with nearly $70,000 in unrealized losses still on the books. The longs on this coin are practically the market maker’s benefactors, constantly lifting it higher.

$ETH It can’t even hold 1900—is it really headed for triple digits? If I’d held

BTC | In this market, direction matters more than trying to catch the bottom.

From the repeated swings around 75000 earlier to now falling below 68000, BTC has continued to weaken overall. Daily highs and lows keep moving lower, and the downward structure has not changed significantly.

I didn’t get every trade right during this period either. After my long positions failed, I cut my losses promptly. Since then, I’ve rarely tried to catch the bottom, focusing mainly on shorting rallies.

Why?

Because until the trend changes, a price drop doesn’t mean it’s the bottom. A brief rebound doesn’t

I really want to rush off to Mexico for the Day of the Dead once!
Tentatively, the year after next, 🥳