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StableChain is a USDT-native payment public chain supported by Bitfinex and Tether. This article provides an in-depth analysis of its vision, core features, technical architecture, team background, its differentiated advantages compared to stablecoin protocols such as MakerDAO and Frax, and explores its application prospects in the payment and DeFi ecosystems.

Gate Research: In November 2025, high-performance blockchains continued to dominate on-chain activity, with ecosystem stratification becoming increasingly evident. Solana maintained its lead in both transaction volume and active addresses through high-frequency interactions. Although Arbitrum remained in a low-activity range on the usage side, sustained net inflows driven by asset tokenization and institutional infrastructure expansion positioned it as a key focus of market capital. After breaking below short-term cost bases, BTC entered a repricing phase, with short-term turnover increasing while long-term holdings remained stable, shifting the market structure from strong-side consolidation to a pressure-driven equilibrium. The broadening BTCFi narrative also fueled a strong upswing in Starknet, drawing notable capital and user inflows. At the project level, Monad’s mainnet launch ignited the high-performance L1 narrative, rapidly expanding on-chain activity and application deployment, while Telcoin saw a s

Gate Research Weekly Report: BTC remained in a weak consolidation over the past day, repeatedly encountering resistance near 92,000 USDT, while ETH pulled back to the MA10 after a sharp upswing, showing signs of short-term momentum cooling. Market sentiment improved marginally, with capital rotating into the Ethereum ecosystem. Sectors such as Prediction Markets, GambleFi, ZK, and LRT recorded weekly gains of 18%–35%. Stablecoin market capitalization continued to rise, and gas fees remained at ultra-low levels. NIGHT, BEAT, and LUNA posted strong rebounds of 40%–60%, driven respectively by new listings, partnership catalysts, and technical bottom-recoveries. Major banks have begun offering Bitcoin-backed lending, while institutional BTC holdings have surpassed 1.08 million. Tempo’s testnet launch strengthened the narrative around on-chain payments, and expectations surrounding a potential SpaceX IPO as well as Stripe’s acquisition of Valora further boosted market attention. In the coming seven days, CONX, APT

This week, the crypto market remained in a volatile range amid macroeconomic disturbances, recent consecutive rate cuts by the FED have boosted short-term market sentiment, but investors’ concerns over structural issues such as long-term inflation, fiscal deficits, and the independence of monetary policy have not subsided. Additionally, the Bank of Japan’s rate hike this month is widely anticipated. Yesterday, Bitcoin spiked to a high before dropping over 2.2%, while Ethereum also surged then retraced, ending the day up 1.2%.

Gate Research: The market as a whole shows a pullback pattern, with sentiment remaining cautious. BTC has stayed weak over the past day, repeatedly facing resistance around 92,000. ETH retreated back toward the MA10 after an intraday surge, indicating a slowdown in short-term momentum. Capital sentiment has turned slightly more positive at the margin. NIGHT, BEAT, and LUNA posted strong rebounds of 40%–60%, driven respectively by new product launches, partnership developments, and a technical bottom recovery. Institutional acceptance of crypto continues to rise; institutional Bitcoin holdings have increased from roughly 197,000 BTC to 1.08 million BTC, a cumulative gain of about 448%. Meanwhile, the launch of the Tempo testnet has further strengthened the narrative around on-chain payments.

In November 2025, Gate, a global leader in digital asset trading, released its latest Transparency Report, providing a comprehensive overview of monthly operations across trading performance, ecosystem growth, security and compliance, institutional services, and global brand activities. The latest data shows robust expansion across multiple business verticals, reinforcing the platform’s full-stack Web3 competitiveness.

Through systematic comparison and technical case studies, this article examines how multi-party computation and fully homomorphic encryption break through traditional constraints to achieve encrypted shared states, paving the way for innovative applications.

The article examines how blockchain and Bitcoin have disrupted and transformed current financial systems, while also highlighting both the aspirations and the disillusionment present in the industry.

The article deconstructs the weighting of credit/market/operational risks and refutes the assumption that group retained earnings are not mandatory buffers. Its framework is professional, structurally rigorous, and demonstrates deep insight into the banking industry.

This article thoroughly maps out the unified ecosystem vision, connecting the OIF Intent Standard with EIL Infrastructure. The technical analysis is sharp and anticipates future developments.

The article empirically analyzes the structural inefficiencies of traditional markets through data, addressing pain points such as discounts in private markets and settlement delays.

This article selects official documentation resources to help developers enjoy the efficient development experience and ecosystem integration of the Monad mainnet without modifying Solidity.

Article analyzes how cultural identity and network effects exacerbate the disadvantages faced by retail investors, proposes a dynamic fee reform based on demand, anticipates guiding capital toward quality, curbing FOMO, and extending price cycles, offering new ideas for fair competition between grassroots speculators and platforms.

This article proposes a new framework for the mainstream adoption of cryptocurrencies: blockchain will not enter the mainstream world in the form of Bitcoin, Ethereum, or NFTs, but will quietly become the underlying communication layer of the internet, similar to the widespread adoption of HTTPS. The article systematically explains why future infrastructure will be driven by a decentralized "world database," supporting application chains, real-time cross-chain messaging, and seamless financial interoperability.

This article begins with the historical context of fiscal dominance in currency issuance to explore the evolving dynamics between stablecoins, U.S. Treasuries, and DeFi amid the latest wave of financial system transformation. It systematically analyzes the breakdown of the “central bank–bank” framework and the structural drivers behind fiscal authorities reclaiming monetary issuance power. The piece offers a detailed comparison of consumer-focused DeFi applications like Aave, Morpho, and Spark, examining how these platforms are redefining credit, leverage, and risk management in mobile environments. Ultimately, it reveals how traditional banking is steadily being supplanted by blockchain-based systems.