There are no trading rules that are applicable to any scenario. These courses will help you establish your own trading strategy, then test it and improve on it in practice
Are you interested in learning about the fascinating world of meme coins? Whether you're a newcomer to cryptocurrency or a seasoned investor, meme coins have taken the world by storm and are making headlines across the globe. This course will provide you with an in-depth understanding of meme coins, including their history, token utility, community analysis, and future developments. Get ready to explore the exciting and unpredictable world of meme coins!
Welcome to the "Introduction to Masternode Tokens" course! This comprehensive course is designed to provide you with a deep understanding of masternode tokens and their significance in the cryptocurrency ecosystem. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced crypto enthusiast, this course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to navigate the world of masternodes, explore popular masternode-based cryptocurrencies, and explore the fundamental concepts behind masternode networks. Join us on this exciting journey as we delve into the inner workings of masternode tokens and unlock the potential they hold in shaping the future of decentralized finance.
This course covers everything you need to know about using practical crypto tools. It provides important guidelines for using crypto data aggregators, DeFi data analytics tools, and crypto information platforms. Through this course, you will have a comprehensive understanding of these practical analytics tools.
As blockchain technology evolves from an experimental concept to a platform supporting real-world applications, the conflicts among performance, cost, and scalability have gradually surfaced. Traditional monolithic blockchains catalyzed the industry's early growth, yet they have also exposed structural bottlenecks when facing complex applications and large-scale adoption. The emergence of modular blockchains represents not merely a technical optimization but a fundamental shift in architectural thinking—by decoupling core functions such as execution, settlement, and data availability, modular blockchains redefine how blockchain systems scale, collaborate, and evolve. This course begins precisely at this turning point, guiding you to understand the profound changes underway in blockchain infrastructure.
With Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs officially entering the mainstream financial system, the crypto market is transitioning from being “trading-driven” to “allocation-driven.” ETFs are not just new investment instruments—they represent critical infrastructure that transforms the way capital enters the market, influences pricing mechanisms, and reshapes market segmentation.
Gate TradFi is a one-stop macro multi-asset trading gateway launched by Gate, covering CFDs on precious metals, forex, indices, commodities, and popular U.S. stocks. These products allow users to trade on price movements rather than owning the underlying assets. The system uses USDx as the in-account display unit, pegged 1:1 to USDT, enabling users to participate in TradFi trading within the familiar USDT framework without currency conversion. Built on MT5, Gate TradFi enables synchronization between the Gate App and MT5 accounts and trade records. It also provides transparent rules on spreads, commissions, overnight fees, and liquidation mechanisms, helping traders perform multi-market rotation and hedging within a single account.
As market uncertainty continues to rise, gold and silver are no longer just passive safe-haven assets. With Gate's perpetual precious metals contracts, traders can engage with precious metals price fluctuations in real time, around the clock, in the crypto market. This integration of traditional safe-haven assets into more flexible trading strategies enables proactive positioning across markets and assets.
In today’s crypto market, where transparency is high and signals are densely intertwined, information is no longer scarce—what’s truly rare is the ability to interpret the market. This article explores the typical challenges traders face in making judgments, illustrating why grasping the broader context is more important than merely pursuing indicators. It further examines how GateAI centers on information integration and contextual restoration, empowering users to develop more stable and sustainable trading insights amid high volatility, without attempting to replace their decision-making process.
Gate TradFi is a one-stop macro multi-asset trading gateway launched by Gate, covering CFDs on precious metals, forex, indices, commodities, and popular U.S. stocks. These products allow users to trade on price movements rather than owning the underlying assets. The system uses USDx as the in-account display unit, pegged 1:1 to USDT, enabling users to participate in TradFi trading within the familiar USDT framework without currency conversion. Built on MT5, Gate TradFi enables synchronization between the Gate App and MT5 accounts and trade records. It also provides transparent rules on spreads, commissions, overnight fees, and liquidation mechanisms, helping traders perform multi-market rotation and hedging within a single account.
Last week, BTC showed a weak consolidation pattern after a failed rebound on the 4-hour chart. The market saw a volume-driven decline followed by a low-volume rebound, indicating that the current bounce is more of a technical correction rather than a trend reversal. ETH's price action mirrors BTC's, but it is noticeably weaker. The structure remains a weak rebound within a bearish trend. On-chain capital flows are showing clear signs of defensive rebalancing. Ethereum net inflows have approached $350 million. Hyperliquid and StarkNet saw net outflows of over $200 million and $167 million, respectively. In the prediction market, industry competition is being reshaped by a "points + zero-fee" strategy.
Gate Research Daily Report: Bitcoin remains in a controlled pullback for now, but its overall price structure is showing clear signs of fatigue. Ethereum is hovering around USD 2,900, while downside risks still warrant close attention. ACU surged more than 34%, driven by expanded market access. Axie Infinity’s launch of bAXS pushed AXS up by over 32%. Zerohash is in talks to raise around USD 250 million, with a potential valuation of USD 1.5 billion. Goldman Sachs expects the January FOMC meeting to be largely uneventful, with the first rate cut of the year likely starting in June. VanEck’s first AVAX spot ETF has been listed on Nasdaq.
Annual Percentage Rate (APR) represents the yearly yield or cost as a simple interest rate, excluding the effects of compounding interest. You will commonly see the APR label on exchange savings products, DeFi lending platforms, and staking pages. Understanding APR helps you estimate returns based on the number of days held, compare different products, and determine whether compound interest or lock-up rules apply.
Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) refers to the psychological phenomenon where individuals, upon witnessing others profit or seeing a sudden surge in market trends, become anxious about being left behind and rush to participate. This behavior is common in crypto trading, Initial Exchange Offerings (IEOs), NFT minting, and airdrop claims. FOMO can drive up trading volume and market volatility, while also amplifying the risk of losses. Understanding and managing FOMO is essential for beginners to avoid impulsive buying during price surges and panic selling during downturns.
NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) are unique digital certificates recorded on the blockchain, designed to establish authenticity and ownership of digital items, in-game assets, membership privileges, or representations of real-world assets. NFTs can be bought, sold, and transferred, with all rules and transactions governed by smart contracts that execute automatically on-chain. They are commonly found on public blockchains such as Ethereum and across NFT marketplaces, serving use cases like collectibles, trading, and identity verification.
Leverage refers to the practice of using a small amount of personal capital as margin to amplify your available trading or investment funds. This allows you to take larger positions with limited initial capital. In the crypto market, leverage is commonly seen in perpetual contracts, leveraged tokens, and DeFi collateralized lending. It can enhance capital efficiency and improve hedging strategies, but also introduces risks such as forced liquidation, funding rates, and increased price volatility. Proper risk management and stop-loss mechanisms are essential when using leverage.
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