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GateDEX is not a short-term trend but an early move in a long-term strategic plan.
From an industry cycle perspective, the true breakout of DEXs often occurs after market volatility or trust crises, rather than at the peak of a bull market. Gate's decision to upgrade GateWeb3 to GateDEX at this time is more about proactive positioning than chasing hot topics. In the long run, the integration of on-chain transactions, cross-chain assets, and self-custody wallets will become the norm. DEXs will no longer be just "alternatives" to CEXs but will coexist as fundamental infrastructure. The value of

Gold is the "mainline allocation" for trend-based safe-haven funds.
I recently bought spot gold, with a current return of about 18%. The main idea/reason is the systemic increase in risk aversion sentiment combined with the expectation of declining real interest rates.

This round of gold is not driven by emotional pulses but is a typical "macro mainline market." Repeated geopolitical conflicts, high fiscal deficits, and the acceleration of global de-dollarization have brought gold back to its core asset position. Unlike previous cycles, this rise is not solely to hedge inflation but to hedge

The "Institutional" camp continuing its steady and prudent approach remains the optimal solution
From the current stage of the US economy and financial markets, the choice of Federal Reserve Chair is more likely to lean towards "Institutional" and "Prudent" rather than radical reformers. The high interest rate cycle is nearing its end, but the decline in inflation is not smooth, and fiscal deficits, debt levels, and geopolitical risks remain high. In this context, both the White House and the markets need a Chairperson who will not create additional uncertainties. Institutional officials typic

Davos is a backdrop, not an operational guide
From an investment and trading perspective, Davos is more like a macro backdrop rather than a specific operational manual. It provides a framework for how the world views risk and growth, not explicit buy or sell signals.
In this environment, the most common mistake is treating macro consensus as short-term logic. In fact, what Davos conveys is the medium- to long-term tone, and real trading opportunities still come from the market’s own rhythm, capital structure, and technical patterns.
A more mature approach is: use Davos to calibrate expectation

The delay in the review of the CLARITY bill is not a rejection, but rather a "delayed game" in the ongoing institutional debate.
At first glance, the postponement of the CLARITY bill appears to be a negative signal for regulatory expectations. However, it is more like a "delayed handling" of a strategic game. In the current political cycle and amidst clear regulatory disagreements, the delay itself does not indicate a reversal of stance but suggests that parties have yet to reach a consensus on the boundaries of rights and responsibilities.
From a legislative perspective, CLARITY addresses cor

From GateWeb3 to GateDEX is not a rebranding, but an upgrade in positioning
GateWeb3's upgrade to GateDEX appears to be a simple adjustment of brand and product name on the surface, but fundamentally it represents a leap in positioning. Web3 is more about concepts and entry points, while DEX points to more specific functional attributes: on-chain trading, free asset flow, and trustless matching. This means Gate is no longer just a “tool connecting to Web3,” but actively standing at the forefront of decentralized trading infrastructure.
In the current industry context, a wallet or aggregator wi

From a trading perspective, Iran sanctions are more suitable for "volatility" rather than directional bets.
Looking at it from a trading angle, Iran trade sanctions are not ideal for heavy bets on a single direction, but rather should be treated as a volatile event. Its characteristics include: repeated news, multiple expectations battles, and market overreactions.
Therefore, the strategy leans towards three points:
First, focus on key technical levels of crude oil and precious metals, rather than solely chasing news;
Second, reduce position risk during emotional amplifications to avoid be

From a trading perspective, policy easing is not a trend reversal; timing is more important than direction.
From a trading standpoint, the most common mistake triggered by the "cancellation of tariff threats" is equating it with a trend-level shift. In reality, policy statements often lead to changes in volatility structure rather than a complete reversal of direction.
In this context, a more suitable strategy is:
First, reduce the pricing of extreme risk-avoidance events and diminish emotional premiums;
Second, focus on rebound opportunities in previously suppressed risk assets;
Third,

In this round of precious metals market, I didn't profit from the points but from the rhythm.
Looking back at this wave of precious metals行情, my biggest gain wasn't catching the lowest or highest but踩对了节奏. While the market is still hesitating whether to hedge risks, I took the lead in布局, and after the price突破关键位, I chose to hold, rather than频繁做短线.
The logic of gold is very clear: as long as global uncertainties exist, it won't easily end its trend; silver's logic is more aggressive: once the trend is established, volatility will magnify profits and emotions. The only difference is what kind of

RIVER What's the next move? Three possible paths and trading strategies
After achieving a 50x return in one month, RIVER stands at a typical crossroads. The first possibility is entering a high-level consolidation zone, using time to digest valuation and laying the foundation for the next phase of the market through sufficient turnover; the second is a rapid pullback of 40%–70%, clearing out emotional excess before seeking a new balance; the third is a direct trend reversal, becoming a case of a stage peak.
To determine which path is likely, three key points should be observed: whether the pul

DOGE ETF Lands on NASDAQ, Meme Assets Are Officially Recognized by Mainstream Finance for the First Time
The listing of DOGE ETF on NASDAQ is a strong signal in itself: it marks the first time that the traditional financial system has officially accepted the Meme coin asset class in a compliant and standardized manner. This does not mean that Wall Street has suddenly embraced doge culture, but rather that the market can no longer ignore DOGE's real presence in terms of liquidity, user base, and emotional influence.
From a historical perspective, Bitcoin ETF represents the "legalization of cryp

It's not that the bull market has ended, but rather that the main trend has shifted and BTC is temporarily underperforming compared to gold.
It is important to emphasize that the relative weakness of Bitcoin against gold does not mean the cryptocurrency market has completely ended, but rather that there has been a phase shift in the main trend. Currently, the market's main trend is "safe-haven" and "certainty," not "high growth" and "high elasticity." In this context, gold naturally has an advantage, while Bitcoin is at a disadvantage.
From an asset allocation perspective, smart money typicall

Tariffs "thunder without rain," the market is learning to coexist with uncertainty
Trump's cancellation of the threat of tariffs on Europe once again confirms a reality: the market has gradually adapted to a policy environment of "high-frequency uncertainty." The thunder is loud, but the policies that actually materialize are often more restrained.
In the past, similar threats would often trigger intense volatility; now, market reactions are noticeably more stable. This is not because risks have disappeared, but because capital has learned to distinguish between "bargaining chips" and "genuine

GateWeb3 has been upgraded to GateDEX, marking a shift from an "entry-level product" to an "infrastructure-level positioning."
The official upgrade of GateWeb3 to GateDEX is not just a rebranding but a significant elevation of product positioning. Moving from an "entry point for Web3 functionalities" to "decentralized trading infrastructure" is a very important signal.
In the early stages, GateWeb3 was more like a toolkit helping users connect to the on-chain world, emphasizing "usability" and "accessibility." The name GateDEX directly points to the core DEX track, indicating that Gate is begi

Gate Community Growth Value Lottery Issue 16: An Evolution from “Draw” to “Co-creation”
The 16th edition of the Gate Community Growth Value Lottery already indicates one thing: this is not a short-term marketing stunt, but a community incentive mechanism that has been repeatedly tested and continuously operated. Compared to one-time airdrops or flash promotions, the growth value lottery is more like a long-term main thread that accompanies users’ growth.
From a mechanism design perspective, growth value is not a “cash-spending reward,” but encourages users to gradually contribute to the commun

Spot gold reaching new highs again has led to a return of risk aversion sentiment, but is this the start of a new trend?
Recently, the price of spot gold has once again hit a record high, attracting widespread market attention. On the surface, this appears to be a typical safe-haven move, but a deeper analysis reveals that the driving forces behind gold's rise are undergoing structural changes. It is no longer just a “temporary refuge during sudden risks,” but, under the interplay of multiple macro variables, is gradually returning to its core role as a long-term asset allocation.
First, globa

In upcoming projects, I pay more attention to the "expected difference."
Many people only focus on tokens that are already popular, but from a cost-performance perspective, potential projects that are about to launch are actually more worth spending time on. Rainbow Horse, Sweat Blood Horse, Little Red Horse, Sesame Community—currently, their common features are:
* Discussions have emerged but are not fully priced in yet
* Participant structure is relatively dispersed
* Sentiment is still fermenting
Among these projects, I am most interested in Sesame Community. Its name and narrative lean tow

The New Year encouragement is not about red envelopes, but about signals to creators
The New Year creator incentives launched by Gate Square, in my opinion, are not just a "festival benefit," but a very clear signal — the platform is placing creators in a more central position. During periods of market volatility and divided attention, those who can consistently produce high-quality content are more likely to be noticed.
Compared to simple traffic bias or short-term rewards, this incentive emphasizes more on "participation" and "sustainability." It encourages creators to engage in market discu

How should traders face the market after a sharp decline?
After a crash in the US stock market, the two most common mistakes traders make are: first, emotional panic selling; second, rushing to buy the dip. In fact, both options are not ideal at this stage.
A more reasonable response strategy is:
* Reduce positions and observe changes in market structure
* Wait for confirmation signals after volatility subsides
* Distinguish between “valuation correction” and “trend reversal”
A sharp decline itself is not scary; what’s frightening is making definitive judgments during the period of greatest un

Japanese government bonds being sold off is not accidental but a concentrated release of long-term pressure
Recently, Japan's government bonds have experienced a sudden sell-off storm. On the surface, it appears to be driven by rapidly rising yields and price pressures, but behind it reflects a concentrated release of long-standing structural issues. For years, Japan relied on ultra-loose monetary policy to suppress yields. Once the market doubts the sustainability of these policies, selling pressure quickly amplifies.
The core contradictions are threefold:
* Extremely high debt levels, dimini