$BTW You’ve got me completely under control, so I’ll head off now

$LUNC is holding the HTF horizontal support and the rising trendline.
Price is ~0.000049. VWAP is leaning bullish. Long while that floor holds. Next is a bounce off the zone.
A daily close under the trendline and support kills it.

✅ETH forecast materialized as expected
This afternoon, we flagged selling into resistance on a rebound to 2530-2555. After reaching the target zone, the price fell under pressure and smoothly hit the 2480 target, delivering 55 points of room.
Following Bitcoin’s rhythm, we positioned around range resistance and executed according to the framework, patiently awaiting the next opportunity.$ETH

From $119 to $0 just in days.
Are you old enough?

$BTC Following the last 4 CPI data releases, price action has always been bullish.
With multiple sweeps to the downside ahead of this event and price currently back in support, this could be our catalyst for another breakout.
Considering that most people are still waiting for $75k, I wouldn’t be surprised to see another pump leaving all of these people sidelined.

📊Gate has also ranked third globally in RWA perpetual contract trading volume, which is truly worth paying close attention to.
RWA has been a highly discussed area in the market over the past two years, but for trading users, narrative alone is not enough. What matters is whether the assets can actually be traded, whether there is sufficient market depth, and whether liquidity can handle demand. In particular, users trading derivatives and strategies do not look only at the concept; ultimately, they focus on product maturity and actual trading activity.
Gate ranking third globally in RWA Perp

ETH Falls to 2,500—On CPI Night, Ethereum May Be More Dangerous Than Bitcoin

When discussing CPI, everyone is focused on BTC. But I think ETH may need more caution than BTC tomorrow night.

First, let's look at the data. ETH is currently around $2,500, down 1.73% over the past 24 hours. Earlier, it briefly fell to $2,412, with its 24-hour decline exceeding 5%. Since early October, ETH has clearly underperformed BTC.

Why is ETH more dangerous? Three reasons.

First, ETF funds are continuing to flow out. Ethereum ETFs have posted net outflows for nine consecutive trading days, with cumulat

Leading in Market Share, Gate’s Derivatives Business Achieves a Breakthrough
Amid intensifying competition in the global digital asset trading market, derivatives business has become an important indicator of an exchange platform’s overall strength. In 2025, Gate made significant progress in this area, and its market share growth attracted industry attention.
According to CoinDesk’s December 2025 exchange report, Gate’s derivatives market share increased by 9.32 percentage points over the year to 11.0%, achieving the leading share increase among centralized exchanges. This performance reflects

$XAU Please choose your direction

You’re not depressed.
You just need to see SOL back at $500.

From 15.082 to 13.572—it happened within six hours.
The $KORU spike in the morning gave it all back by the afternoon.
That 13.122 hole at noon yesterday was pulled back to 15.082 this morning.
Then each candle was lower than the last, with the 24h low landing at 13.572.
Now at 14.238, the 20-day moving average at 14.4155 is pressing down from above, out of reach.
The volume has changed too: 460,000 lots at 14:00, down to just 38,000 at 18:00.
It is inching upward on declining volume, but cannot lift anyone.
The 24h figure is still +2.31% on paper, while the 16.66 peak from the day before yest

You’re already so rich
why did you choose such a depressing license plate number

U.S. September CPI rises to 3.7%, putting Fed rate-hike pressure back on the table!
Tonight’s U.S. inflation data both came in above expectations, and markets are in for more pain.
September CPI rose year-on-year from 3.4% to 3.7%, above the expected 3.6%.
Core CPI rose from 2.4% to 2.6%, also exceeding the expected 2.5%. Overall CPI rose 0.6% month-on-month, putting the inflation rebound squarely on the table.
This time, energy was the main culprit. Gasoline prices surged 9.1% in September alone, contributing more than half of the overall monthly CPI increase, while energy prices rose 20.4% y

Not enough, nowhere near enough
The one-stop top-up service is still being developed to make it convenient for the bosses to exchange currencies

Bro, my screen has been poked right through.......$XAUUSD