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GUSD is a next-generation high-yield stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the US dollar. It is backed by real-world, low-risk financial assets—including US Treasury bills and investment-grade corporate notes—delivering both stability and attractive returns.

Gate makes ETH staking as easy as making a deposit to earn interest. Deposit ETH in just a few steps and instantly receive a tradable and redeemable GTETH token. Idle ETH can be converted into potential daily cash flow, providing DeFi-level yields with the simplicity of Centralized Finance (CeFi).

Gate Pay has introduced its Country Code feature to serve the Vietnam and Brazil markets, simplifying cross-border payments and advancing seamless global crypto payment integration.

Gate Fun is a no-code token creation platform that lets creators easily launch tokens and engage with the Web3 ecosystem. Gate Fun simplifies token creation, supports liquidity provision, and incentivizes creators.

After the launch of FVM (Filecoin Virtual Machine), Filecoin initiated its "On-Chain Cloud" upgrade. It evolved from a decentralized storage solution into a foundational Web3 cloud platform, enabling executable computation and access management.

Datagram Network (DGRAM) is built around an AI-driven Layer 1 public blockchain. The proprietary Hyper-Fabric architecture combines multi-chain interoperability, DePIN resource sharing, and real-time communication and computation to provide a unified, decentralized network service.

In an interview with Yahoo Finance, Bitwise Research Director Ryan Rasmussen projected that Bitcoin will reach $200,000 by 2026, noting that the current market decline is a healthy correction as institutions continue to participate in the era of exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

Pi Network announced it is launching its ISO 20022 compliance initiative, aiming to compete with Ripple and Stellar in the cross-border payments arena. The company seeks to achieve this before SWIFT’s global migration on November 22, 2025.

XRP spot prices have continued to fall for several weeks. After the ETF launch, XRP broke below the critical psychological level of $2. The weekly chart shows intensified bearish divergence; $2 now serves as the key support level. If XRP drops below this threshold, declines toward $1.80 or even $1.60 are possible.

This article explains how to purchase Bitcoin securely on Gate.com using Visa or MasterCard, detailing transaction fees, potential risks, and current promotions.

This article offers a thorough examination of how the Fibonacci sequence is applied in cryptocurrency trading. It covers setting retracement levels, using extension levels to gauge trend strength, and developing strategies for entry and exit points. By using real-world examples, the article illustrates how leading coins like BTC and ETH move in relation to Fibonacci ranges. It also presents a clear analytical framework suitable for beginners, empowering traders to increase their win rate in volatile market conditions.

Ultiland is the first Web3 tokenization protocol specifically designed for intellectual property (IP) and cultural assets. Initially, Ultiland focused on art collections. It now encompasses a variety of real-world assets (RWA), including real estate.

A comprehensive guide to using the RSI indicator in cryptocurrency trading, covering methods for identifying overbought and oversold conditions, recognizing divergence signals, applying trend reversal strategies, and practical techniques tailored for beginners.

Bitcoin abruptly dropped to about $86,000. Owen Gunden—a major whale who joined the market in 2011—sold roughly $1.3 billion in Bitcoin, sparking a ripple effect throughout the market. This article examines the causes of the plunge, whale movements, market sentiment, and possible future directions to help investors identify opportunities and risks during this period of heightened volatility.

Kalshi is the first regulated centralized prediction market in the United States to offer order matching for event-based contracts. Users can trade directly in US dollars on events with definitive outcomes. Examples include policy approvals, temperature outcomes, or corporate mergers occurring.