Strong rebound after finding the bottom! Support at 4360 confirmed, with sights set on the 4450 level!
Overnight gold continued to consolidate weakly. After the Asian session opened today, it extended its downward search for a bottom, touching the key support level at 4367 before quickly stabilizing and rebounding. Bulls gradually stepped up their attack, with prices currently trading around 4415. Overall, the market is showing a pattern of “inertial decline, support stabilization, and volume-backed rebound.” The balance between bulls and bears has shifted in the short term, with the 4360 area

The suspension of US-Iran negotiations only serves as a backstop against a sharp decline. There is no new strong bullish catalyst to drive gold prices higher. The long-term bullish factors for US Treasuries have already been priced in, and with overseas officials’ speeches approaching later tonight, funds are generally staying on the sidelines. The willingness to enter at high levels is weak, leaving little short-term upside momentum and making a choppy pullback more likely.

After a round of strong gains, the daily chart remains at a high level, with indicators entering overbought territory.

USD1 Contracts Start “Toll-Free,” but the Real Battlefield Is Liquidity
Gate’s launch of zero maker fees for USD1 contracts may appear to reduce trading costs for traders, but looking deeper, it is more like a battle for liquidity.
Why? Because one of the core competitive advantages of a trading platform is market depth. If the bids and asks in an order book are sparse, even a somewhat larger order can instantly push the price around. If the order book is sufficiently deep, orders can be matched more smoothly, naturally resulting in a better user experience.
Zero maker fees can stimulate more

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【$GPS Signal】1H Retest of Support, Bulls Defend, Targeting a Rebound
$GPS Current price 0.016247, sitting near the 1H Bollinger midline. The 1H MACD histogram is -0.0001, momentum is contracting, and the price has not made a new low. The 4H MACD histogram is 0.0006, with the bullish trend undergoing a low-volume correction, while the Bollinger upper band at 0.0170 is capping the price. Depth imbalance is 0.80%, and order book activity remains locked in a stalemate, with no selling-pressure void. Intraday trading volume is 593M; interest has not faded, but buying power has temporarily hit the

$BICO fell 16% in 30 minutes, with $32.9 million in trading volume driving the sell-off. In this pattern of heavy-volume decline, everyone trying to catch the bottom has been buried. The Biconomy project previously rode the account abstraction narrative for a hype cycle, but market capital is clearly exiting now. The 0.0196 level is nowhere near the bottom; 0.018 below is the real support-testing zone.
Translated into trading logic, it comes down to one sentence: high trading volume combined with a steep decline indicates that major players are exiting, not accumulating. From the 24-hour high

Fees set directly to zero—the trader’s abacus can finally stop clacking so loudly
In contract trading, fees are like air: they may seem insignificant, but they are everywhere. This is especially true for high-frequency traders. A single trade may not incur much cost, but after dozens or hundreds of trades a day, fees can quietly become a “profit-sharing partner.”
Therefore, Gate’s launch of zero maker fees for USD1 contracts is primarily notable for reducing trading friction.
For traders using limit orders, placing orders itself provides liquidity to the market. Reducing fees to zero is equiva

$CBRS The lower wick 15 minutes ago dipped to 221 before rebounding to 252, scaring retail traders into cutting their losses while we were merely rotating positions. 24-hour trading volume reached $71 million, with the volume ratio nearly tripling. If you don’t enter now, are you waiting to be carried in above 260?
Market makers never focus on single-day gains or losses; they only look at the distribution of cost basis—the turnover around 252 now accounts for 70%, clearly the upper boundary of the accumulation zone.
The strategy is clear enough: go long on a pullback to 245–248, set a stop-los

August 11, 2026: aiming for 4,000U; today's balance is 13,828U.

8.18 Erbing’s morning outlook
Set up short positions on a rebound into the 1910–1925 range
Defense above 1932
First target 1880, then 1860
On the one-hour timeframe, the rebound lacks incremental capital, bullish momentum continues to weaken, and selling pressure from positions in the 1910–1925 resistance zone is heavy. This rebound is merely a technical correction. Do not chase shorts directly at the current price; wait for signs of a stalled rally before entering, and use a strict stop-loss. If the resistance is decisively broken on heavy volume, adjust the strategy accordingly.

Launching a points system is not about “farming freebies”—it turns trading into a large-scale game of progression
The launch of Gate’s event points system may appear to simply add a “Points” entry, but in reality, it is more like repackaging familiar user trading behavior: in the past, trading ended once the transaction was complete; now, trading, participating in activities, and completing tasks can all become part of accumulating points. In other words, the platform is shifting from “users come to trade” to “users come and want to complete a few more tasks.”
The most interesting aspect of th

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$UNITREE
1. IPO Information
Total shares outstanding: approximately 404.46 million shares
Initial offering size: approximately 40.4464 million shares, accounting for 10% of the post-offering total shares outstanding; all are newly issued shares
Actual initial free float: expected to be approximately 29.77 million shares. The initial strategic placement is approximately 8.0893 million shares, and an additional 10% of the offline placement will be subject to a six-month lock-up
Stock code: 688836
Listing date: August 19, 2026
IPO price: RMB 150.80 per share, approximately $22.27 per

August 18: Watch for a Short-Term Pullback in Gold
After a slight pullback following yesterday’s opening, gold quickly moved higher. It rose to a morning high of $4,416 before fluctuating at high levels. After the US session opened, gold tested lower again before rising, reaching a high of $4,428 in the evening. It fluctuated toward the close and settled at $4,416. Overall, gold fluctuated upward yesterday.
On the daily chart, gold formed a solid bullish candle yesterday, while the Bollinger Bands opened upward. Gold traded between the middle and upper bands. The moving-average system showed s

Don’t underestimate a few numbers: A points system could be the “invisible glue” of a trading platform
When many people see an event points system, their first reaction may be: “Points again? Can they be exchanged for money?” This is a very practical question, but focusing only on how much the points can be redeemed for can easily lead people to overlook their real product value.
The core function of a points system is actually to increase the frequency of user participation.
A user might originally take part in an event and leave once it ends; now, through accumulating points, the platform ca

From “Trade and Leave” to “Grind Tasks to Level Up”: Gate Is Coming Up with New Ways to Make Its Platform More Engaging
If traditional trading platforms are like supermarkets, where users go in, buy what they need, and leave, then an event points system is more like placing an arcade machine at the supermarket entrance: users can earn points by shopping, participating in activities, and completing tasks.
Users may originally plan to “buy and leave,” but then they notice the progress bar for their points and suddenly have a thought: “I’m already here, so why not play a little longer?”
That is t