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2025-11-05
03:25

Gate will delist 16 Token trading pairs, trading will be suspended on November 12 and a buyback plan will be provided.

According to Gate News bot, the latest announcement states that Gate will be delisting the trading markets for 16 tokens. The tokens involved in the delisting include JAM, ZP, MOJO, FLOAT, UROLITHINA, POP, DOSE, WIFI, GO, ORDS, LOOM, SKI, DRGN, STND, RLY, and PWAR along with their corresponding USDT trading pairs. Gate has suspended the deposit services for these tokens. The related trading services ( include spot trading, quantitative grid, idle coin treasure, and margin trading ) will be suspended on November 12, 2025, at 11:00 ( UTC+8. Gate will provide a repurchase service for users still holding these Tokens from November 26 to December 3, 2025, with a maximum compensation limit of 100 USDT per user.
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Gate will delist 15 Perptual Futures trading pairs including LEVER, and users need to Close Position by October 7.

According to Gate News bot, the official announcement from Gate states that the platform will delist multiple Perptual Futures trading markets in batches. Gate will delist the LEVER Perptual Futures on October 6, 2025, at 21:00( UTC+8. The contract will enter a liquidation-only mode at 20:30) UTC+8 and trading will cease at 21:00( UTC+8. In addition, Gate will delist a total of 14 Perptual Futures, including ALPHA, MDT, BSW, MORE, MEMEFI, ALPACA, HOUSE, RWA, MASA, VRA, SLAY, AA, LOOM, and BAL on October 7, 2025, at 16:00 ) UTC+8 019283746656574839201. These contracts will enter a reduction-only mode on the same day at 15:30 ( UTC+8 019283746656574839201 and will stop trading at 16:00 ) UTC+8 019283746656574839201. All open positions will be settled according to the average index price in the last half hour before delisting.
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MORE-5,24%
14:19

Bernstein: Ethereum treasury targets yield, but risks loom.

Wall Street broker Bernstein reports that several companies are building treasury based on Ethereum, acquiring returns through staking and supporting network operations. Unlike Bitcoin treasury, Ethereum treasury focuses on staking returns, which are currently slightly below 3%. Despite strong demand expectations, scarcity and risk management challenges still exist.
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ETH3,21%
08:58

Clouds of tariffs loom over Europe as credit default swap costs rise.

Jin10 data July 11 news, as the United States announced tariffs on Europe, concerns have reignited. The cost of using credit default swaps (CDS) to hedge against credit default risks in the Eurozone has increased. According to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence, the iTraxx Europe Crossover index, which tracks junk-rated corporate bonds in the Eurozone, has risen by 5 basis points to 283 basis points. Tickmill Group analyst Patrick Munelli noted in a report that Trump has announced that the EU will also receive a tariff letter, which has led investors to believe that trade negotiations between the US and Europe are not progressing smoothly.
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02:56

The US military action may lead to an instinctive reaction in oil prices at Monday's opening.

Jin10 data reported on June 22 that investors say the U.S. attack on Iran's nuclear facilities on Saturday could lead to an instinctive reaction in global markets when they reopen, pushing oil prices higher and triggering a flight to safety. They are assessing how the latest escalation of tensions will have a ripple effect on the global economy. Mark Spindel, CEO of Potomac River Capital, stated: "I think the market will initially panic, and I believe oil prices will rise at the open. I think this uncertainty will loom over the market as Americans everywhere will face risks now. This will increase uncertainty and fluctuation, especially in the oil market." However, Spindel noted that there is time to digest this news before the market opens.
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03:14

4E: Tariff clouds loom, focus this week on Trump's policy direction and Powell's speech.

On April 14, news came that according to 4E monitoring, the global market fluctuated violently under the intertwining uncertainties of Trump's tariffs and The Federal Reserve (FED)'s easing expectations. After experiencing a roller coaster market, the US stock market had a strong rebound in the weekly performance, with the three major indices achieving their best performance in over a year last week. The S&P rose a total of 5.7%, marking the best weekly performance since November 2023, the Dow increased by 4.95%, and the Nasdaq rose by 7.29%. The index of the seven tech giants rose a total of 8.95%, with Nvidia's performance particularly impressive, achieving a weekly increase of 17.62%. The cryptocurrency market is experiencing significant fluctuations. Bitcoin, influenced by the risk-averse sentiment triggered by the tariff war, plummeted to nearly $74,000 at the beginning of the week. Subsequently, under the backdrop of Trump postponing reciprocal tariffs and announcing an exemption list, market sentiment improved somewhat, and Bitcoin gradually rebounded, surpassing $86,000 at its peak. As of the time of writing, it is at $84,408, with a weekly increase of nearly 7%. Other altcoins have also seen significant rebounds, but Ethereum's overall performance...
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BTC4,37%
ETH3,21%