Ahhh, have all the hardships of these eight years been for nothing?

U.S. initial jobless claims exceed expectations—are hopes for rate cuts back?

Initial jobless claims rose to 200k in the latest week, above expectations of 194k, showing signs of a slight cooling in the labor market.

But the thing is, 200k is still historically low. 👀

📉 Optimists: The labor market is starting to cool, which may ease pressure on the Fed to keep rates high.

📈 Cautious observers: CPI just came in hotter than expected, inflationary pressure remains, and one week of employment data is not enough to change the policy outlook.

With a cooling labor market and stubbornly

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Gate October Transparency Report: How Is Gate Building a More Connected Financial Ecosystem?

What stands out?

Gate's October 2026 transparency report highlights an important shift: the platform is moving beyond traditional cryptocurrency trading while continuing to strengthen its asset transparency and financial services. One particularly notable figure is its reported $8.688 billion in total reserves, backed by customer net assets of approximately $7.332 billion.

The report is not just about trading activity. It also shows how Gate is connecting digital ass

Ether Nears $2,000 Despite Weekly Loss Worse Than Bitcoin
Ether's roughly four-week loss reached 14.7%, versus bitcoin's 9.9%, while US ether ETFs recorded a fifth consecutive session of net withdrawals.
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Educational content, not investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell, deposit, or withdraw any asset. No paid promotion or referral/affiliate links.

🚀 Everyone $HYPE — Go long now! ‼️🔥📍 Entry: 71.56 — 71.10🎯 Take profit: $73.80🎯 Take profit: $77.12🛑 Stop loss: 65.00 Please manage risk and trade responsibly.🚀

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Higher Funding Rates Mean You Should Short? Don’t Mistake Market Sentiment for a Trading Signal

In crypto perpetual futures markets, when funding rates keep rising, some traders believe longs are overcrowded and the market could reverse at any moment, so they choose to go short.

But high funding rates don’t mean prices are about to fall. They reflect the relationship between perpetual futures prices and market mechanisms such as mark prices, as well as the cost of holding positions for longs and shorts at a given time.

First, understand the role of funding rates.

Perpetual futures typicall

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Source: ScapingWw channel. Asset: $KGEN Long position. Entry: 0.0847 Target: 0.107445 Stop-loss: 0.0771184 Signal time: Not specified
Sis just brings you the original signal. Whether to follow it and how much to allocate are up to you, babes. Calculate the R/R yourself, and check the stop-loss level carefully before making a move. 👀
This is a personal record being shared and does not constitute investment advice. #特斯拉与SpaceX合并谈判取得进展，最快12月宣布 SPCX +0.99% xSPCX +1.01%

An employee lays it on the line: Bring Jensen Huang back, and the board can get lost!
Breaking: After Jensen Huang was forced to resign over personal-life issues, Nvidia has erupted in turmoil internally.
A longtime employee went straight to the company’s suggestion box and blasted the board, demanding that it publicly disclose the investigation’s findings, listen to employees, and formally ask whether they want Huang to remain CEO.

Why Do Futures Prices for the Same Cryptocurrency Differ Across Expiration Dates?

When you look at the cryptocurrency futures market, you may notice that even for the same asset, such as Bitcoin, some futures contracts are priced higher than spot, while contracts with later expiration dates are priced even higher.

If the underlying asset is the same, why do different contracts have different prices?

The key is that futures prices are influenced not only by spot prices, but also by factors such as contract term, funding costs, market demand, and risk expectations.

First, different expiratio

society if there was only one token per meme

At the same time, look $INJ vs $BTC 📸

Why should you reduce trading risk after consecutive losses instead of rushing to make them back?

In cryptocurrency trading, consecutive losses not only reduce account funds but can also affect a trader’s judgment. When people are eager to break even, they often increase leverage, enlarge their positions, or even abandon their original trading plans, turning one loss into an even greater risk.

First, consecutive losses can trigger emotional trading.

After a loss, people may be eager to prove they were not wrong or hope to restore their account balance as soon as possible. This mindset can l

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What are support and resistance levels? Why do these price zones influence traders’ decisions, yet are not absolutely reliable boundaries?

In crypto trading, prices often repeatedly bounce or pull back in certain zones. Traders usually call these zones support and resistance levels. They can help analyze market structure, but they do not guarantee that prices will bounce or reverse.

First, what are support and resistance levels?

A support level is a zone where buying pressure may increase and a price decline may temporarily slow; a resistance level is a zone where selling pressure may incre

You can’t buy all the dips, you can never buy them all—there are just too many to buy them all

#Bitcoin & #Ethereum took the Black Friday a bit too serious👽

The fear index plunged to 20, and the market couldn’t even manage one decent relief bounce.
$BTC wicked down to 68307, with the maximum intraday drawdown nearing 7%; $287 million in positions was wiped out within an hour, 97% of them longs. ETFs have seen net outflows for 6 consecutive days, with over $2 billion quietly pulled out. 69000 is now a hurdle; if it can’t reclaim that level, keep an eye on 67000 and 65000.
$ETH also failed to hold 2000, bottoming near 1922. It’s down nearly 15% over four weeks, and ETFs have bled for 5 consecutive days. 2000 has turned from a floor into a ceiling;