What Is a DEX? How Is It Different from a Centralized Exchange?

In the Web3 world, there’s more than one way to trade crypto assets.

Some people prefer centralized exchanges (CEXs), while others connect their wallets directly and trade through decentralized exchanges (DEXs).

Both may appear to let you buy and sell tokens, but they differ significantly in their trading mechanisms, who controls the funds, and their risk profiles.

1. How are trades executed?

Centralized exchanges are typically operated by a platform that handles order matching, account management, and maintenance of the trad

$BTC We're seeing an interesting structure here.

Price has broken above the descending trendline and established its first higher high and higher low.

With significant bid support sitting below price, this could be the base for the next leg up.

The key now is whether spot demand remains strong enough to sustain the move.

📉11.12 Midday Market Outlook📉

$BTC 观点：

$BTC This price action is truly awful—there’s no follow-through at all after even a slight rise. BTC rebounded and broke above 74000, but was held back by resistance at 74800 and failed to extend the rebound. It has now pulled back.

Everyone, look at how many times 74800, marked by the red arrow above, has been tested. I’ve lost count. BTC can’t extend its rebound without breaking through 74800, and there’s no positive news specifically for BTC from outside the market either, so BTC looks helpless, isolated, and indecisive.

After faili

Who would have thought? November’s U.S. stock market disaster would be Jensen Huang fooling around with women everywhere.

The sky is falling—Jensen Huang is having another affair with an executive, and now the board is using this as a pretext to start removing him. Nvidia is plunging. Jensen just made the mistake every man makes.

The Nasdaq was dragged down today, too, and the Micron-SanDisk-SK Hynix trio is giving back yesterday’s gains.

Bitcoin is also giving back yesterday’s gains. It’s incredible that gossip can move leverage in U.S. stocks and Bitcoin. One possibility is that profit-ta

Let’s be fair, nothing is random and if you think this NVDA shenanigan was real, you’re a bum. Everything was already meant to be this way, but they needed a narrative to justify the selling. It’s the same every time an asset breaks structure they need a narrative to justify it.
As we know, crypto will always predict the future of any asset above it on the risk curve, because crypto dumps first, starting with altcoins, then Bitcoin, and eventually the domino effect moves forward into the stock market, the metals market, the bond market, and so on, until everything gets a reset and a new cycle

Great $ONE is still maintaining a steady downward trend, with profits both secure and growing. There are still no signs of a pump back up, and the Short is still being held😍😍😍$KGEN $MAGMA 😍😍😍

MSCI has removed MicroStrategy (MSTR). The news has already played out, but the fund flows have yet to materialize, while its underlying business model faces the test of a “Davis double whammy.”

Short term (before the end of November): There is clear, unavoidable selling pressure. About $2.8 billion in passive funds must fully liquidate before the market closes on November 30—a “Sword of Damocles” hanging over the company.

Medium term (the next few months): The financing flywheel is being disrupted. Pressure on the share price will sharply increase the cost of issuing new shares to buy Bitco

A major event that has drawn significant attention in the crypto market has now come to pass: Strategy has confirmed its removal from the MSCI index, with the adjustment set to take effect after market close on November 30.
The market estimates that passive funds tracking MSCI-related indexes will need to sell MSTR shares in bulk, with potential selling pressure reaching as much as $2.8 billion. Many people’s first reaction is to assume MSTR will sell the Bitcoin it holds, but it is important to distinguish that the shares being sold in this adjustment are MSTR stock, not the spot BTC in MSTR’

History will prove that Jensen Huang's affair at this moment has its own unique political significance #英伟达 #Nvidia #JensenHuang #出轨 #AI #JensenHuang

Before a Cross-Chain Transfer, Don’t Just Check the Fees: These 5 Checks Matter More

In the Web3 world, cross-chain transfers let users move assets between different blockchains and participate in applications, while bringing multichain ecosystems closer together.

But cross-chain transfers aren’t as simple as choosing a network, entering an address, and clicking confirm.

A successful cross-chain transaction doesn’t mean the entire process is risk-free.

If you’re preparing to make a cross-chain transfer, here are five things worth checking in advance.

1. Confirm the Source and Destination

🚀 Anthropic IPO Is Here! Gate’s Third Direct-to-IPO Offering Is Now Open for Indications of Interest!

The AI sector has another major focal point!

This time, the spotlight is on Anthropic, the company behind Claude AI. Gate has launched its third direct-to-IPO offering, allowing users to submit indications of interest directly with USDT for a chance to receive actual shares.

📌 Key Details:

🔹 Project Name: Anthropic
🔹 Ticker: ANT
🔹 Reference Valuation: $920 billion–$1.02 trillion (fully diluted valuation of $1.26 trillion–$1.4 trillion)
🔹 Reference Subscription Price: $70–$78 per shar

Midnight, Charles Hoskinson's privacy chain, processed a record 96,851 transactions on November 10, more than 4x the 24,160 on Zcash, a $17B+ privacy coin.
In the past 30 days, Midnight handled 1,487,836 to Zcash's 308,050.
@MidnightNtwrk @IOHK_Charles

#晒出我的合约收益 Fuck, damn it. Does the platform know the price level I set. I get liquidated, and then it goes up

$BTC Neither longs nor shorts are ideal; better to trade the swings back and forth.

#Gate直通IPO第三期Anthropic

Why are you more likely to make bad trading decisions after a series of wins?

A series of wins is usually something to celebrate.

But in cryptocurrency trading, the real risk sometimes comes not after losses, but after making money several times in a row.

When several trades produce good results, traders may gradually let their guard down and start believing their judgment is becoming more accurate—or even that the market has settled into a rhythm they understand.

The problem is that success in a few recent trades does not prove that the next trade carries less risk.

I. Why does a winning

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