$XRP master key delegation is now possible, yet the market is only willing to rise 0.38% $XRP Master key delegation is now possible, yet the market is only willing to rise 0.38%. I’m bullish—this is called being underpriced. XRP Ledger activated permission delegation this morning: operational permissions can be assigned without handing over the master key, which is useful for institutional custody. Currently at 1.3958, 24h +0.7%, range 1.3741–1.4074. The event went live without a volume surge: 24h trading volume was 121691979 USDT, with a volume ratio of 0.485. Derivatives are also calm, with a neutral funding rate of 1.25e-05, OI versus the archive at -0%, and a long-short account ratio of 2.3659. Daily RSI is 41.2, and it is day 8 of the MACD bearish cross above the zero line, but MA7 has remained above MA30 for 16 days, so the bullish alignment remains intact; Fear and Greed is 59, while the average for US crypto-related stocks is +1.19%. Resistance above: 1.3966; a breakout targets 1.4074 Support below: 1.3741 Pivot: only a move above 1.4074 allows for further extension Enter at the current price of 1.3958, cut losses below 1.3741, add to the position above 1.4074 and target 1.4147—the verdict is bullish. I’ll send the next signal immediately; follow me. $XRP

#Gate净流入1.26亿美元位列行业第三 Gate Records $126 Million in Monthly Net Inflows: Can GT Turn Ecosystem Growth Into Market Strength? Capital flows can reveal important developments in the crypto industry, but the real opportunity lies in understanding what those numbers mean for long-term growth. Gate reportedly attracted approximately $126 million in net inflows over 30 days, ranking third among centralized exchanges globally. With more than 61 million users across 150+ countries and regions, Gate’s growing presence deserves attention. For me, the biggest question is whether this platform-level momentum can translate into stronger ecosystem activity and sustainable demand for GateToken (GT). 1. Gate’s Growth Sends an Important Signal Positive net inflows can indicate increasing platform activity and investor interest. However, exchange inflows do not automatically represent purchases of GT. Their long-term significance depends on continued user growth, liquidity, trading activity, and the development of useful products. I want to see whether Gate can convert its expanding global presence into lasting ecosystem strength rather than temporary market excitement. 2. Why GT Remains on My Watchlist GT is the native token of GateChain, supporting gas fees and utility within the broader Gate ecosystem. Three factors make it particularly interesting to monitor. Ecosystem expansion: Greater platform activity could create more opportunities for GT utility, although increased demand still needs confirmation. Token burns: Reported Q3 2026 figures indicate that approximately 1,987,321 GT, valued at over $22.35 million, was burned. Cumulative burns reportedly reached approximately 191.93 million GT from the original 300 million supply, representing a reduction of around 63.98%. Sustainable demand: Reduced circulating supply can be constructive, but burns alone cannot guarantee higher prices. Actual demand, market liquidity, and investor sentiment remain crucial. 3. Market Conditions Require Caution Reference market snapshots for October 9, 2026, placed GT near $10.73, down approximately 0.6% over 24 hours and 3% over seven days. Other major assets were also under pressure: - BTC: $82,577, down 2.45% over seven days. - ETH: $2,503, down 7.22%. - SOL: $110.71, down 10.60%. - XRP: $1.40, down 6.40%. - DOGE: $0.08538, down 11.90%. These figures are historical reference snapshots, not verified live prices. The broader weakness suggests that GT's ecosystem developments must be evaluated alongside overall market conditions. 4. My GT Trading Strategy My outlook on GT is cautiously optimistic over the longer term, but confirmation matters. If GT establishes higher lows, breaks resistance with stronger spot volume, and successfully retests the breakout, its recovery would become more convincing. Conversely, continued lower lows, rising selling pressure, or a decisive support breakdown would weaken my short-term outlook. A further BTC decline could also increase pressure across altcoins. I prefer confirmed price action over emotional entries and avoid setting targets without reliable chart analysis. 5. What Comes Next? GT remains my leading ecosystem-focused watchlist asset, while BTC is my primary indicator of overall market direction. I will also monitor ETH and SOL for improving relative strength, alongside XRP and DOGE for potential market rotations. My conclusion: Gate’s reported $126 million in monthly net inflows, expanding user base, and substantial GT burns provide meaningful developments to watch. However, the real test is whether ecosystem growth produces stronger utility, sustainable demand, and healthier price action. I remain selectively bullish on GT’s long-term potential while prioritizing liquidity, technical confirmation, and disciplined risk management. Growth creates opportunity, but confirmation determines conviction. #Gate #GT #OneGate见证计划 #ShareWeekly [@Gate_Square](gt://mention/g1UZydKt-c9b1A62Hq)

BlockBeats reports that the XRP Ledger has activated permission delegation, allowing enterprises to assign permissions for specific on-chain operations to separate accounts without surrendering the master account keys.