Topics of Crypto World

Pump.fun has launched its investment arm, Pump Fund, and introduced the "Build in Public" hackathon, providing up to $3 million in funding. The initiative focuses on open-source development, tokenization, and market-driven validation. Participation is not restricted to crypto projects, as the program seeks to use user engagement as an alternative to traditional judging criteria.

Daily new Ethereum wallet creation has exceeded 327,000, marking an all-time high. This article examines the fundamental drivers behind the rapid increase in ETH addresses, focusing on on-chain data, market demand, fee structure, and industry trends. It further discusses the potential implications for DeFi, Layer 2 scaling, and ETH price.

Tether's $182 million USDT freeze has sparked widespread market interest, as USDT remains in high demand across Iran. This analysis explores the underlying causes of the freeze, evolving compliance trends, and the Iranian economy's growing dependence on stablecoins.

Cardone Capital has announced a new $10 million investment in Bitcoin, continuing to drive its "real estate + BTC" hybrid asset allocation strategy. This article details how the company combines institutional-grade real estate with Bitcoin to create an investment framework that delivers both steady cash flow and long-term value storage.

As trading speeds up, a growing number of crypto traders are seeking ways to participate in traditional stock market price fluctuations while remaining within the crypto ecosystem. Gate Stock Tokens, which are directly linked to underlying prices, provide a seamless, low-friction method for cross-market participation. Users can strategically access and manage exposure to global publicly listed companies within the familiar framework of crypto trading.

As high volatility and fast-paced trading become the norm, ETFs are undergoing a transformation in their market role. This article explores leveraged ETFs from the standpoint of trading efficiency and strategy execution, demonstrating how they have shifted from simple passive allocation instruments to strategic modules that enable traders to magnify trend judgments and minimize the operational complexity of contract management.

With the ongoing maturation of the cryptocurrency market, investment strategies are evolving from short-term speculation toward long-term governance. This article examines how Gate Private Wealth Management (PWM) focuses on asset structuring and risk management, utilizing parallel multi-strategy approaches and dynamic allocation to support high-net-worth clients in establishing sustainable and adaptable crypto asset management frameworks amid significant market volatility. It further highlights PWM’s pivotal role as crypto assets transition into a phase of professionalized management.

As market volatility persists, stablecoins have emerged as a crucial anchor in asset allocation strategies. This article examines the design principles behind Gate Earn’s limited-time USDT savings event. We’ll break down the event’s structure—from registration-based interest rate increases and high-yield introductory offers for new users to fixed-term savings and physical reward mechanisms for advanced participants. Discover how to optimize stablecoin efficiency by balancing liquidity and risk management, and develop investment strategies that are better attuned to current market trends.

Gate TradFi contracts provide crypto traders with an innovative approach to accessing traditional financial market price action on a trusted crypto platform. Leveraging standardized CFD rules, USDx pricing, transparent fee and leverage structures, and integrated MT5 system support, users can seamlessly trade assets across multiple markets from a single account. This streamlined experience removes the need for separate financial accounts, broadening opportunities for strategic trading and optimizing capital deployment.

In the derivatives market, trading often results only in a final profit or loss, with little opportunity for participants to accumulate growth through their investments and strategy adjustments along the way. This article examines the Gate Contract Points Program from a structural standpoint, detailing how routine trading, asset holdings, and community involvement can be converted into reusable points. By doing so, every market interaction delivers meaningful benefits for future trades, creating a cycle that builds lasting value for contract trading.

As the pace of the crypto market accelerates and capital allocation prioritizes efficiency, Gate introduces the CODEX 7-day fixed-term wealth management product. This offering provides short-term, high-yield asset allocation options. By integrating CODEX token interest with additional USDT rewards, users can engage in practical Web3 infrastructure applications within a set timeframe, achieving both capital flexibility and efficient wealth management.

Gold and silver have surged to record highs recently, fueled by geopolitical developments and macroeconomic outlooks. Gate now offers XAU/XAG USDT perpetual contracts, providing investors with round-the-clock trading and hedging solutions. This article examines the underlying market factors, actionable strategies, and best practices for risk management.

Gate is steadily expanding its TradFi product line, introducing CFD trading for traditional financial assets on the Gate App. The platform supports forex, gold, indices, commodities, and stocks. With the USDx pricing framework, MT5 system integration, and well-defined risk management rules, Gate enables users to access flexible cross-market trading opportunities.

Gate has officially introduced its AI Market Assistant, GateAI, designed to ensure market information remains authentic and verifiable. GateAI focuses on offering clear explanations instead of forecasts, helping users better understand market dynamics. The assistant is now fully integrated into the core market and trading sections of the Gate App.

Many newcomers pay attention only to the returns from contract trading and neglect the real costs involved. This article uses Gate as a case study to analyze the hidden expenses in contract trading—including fees, funding rates, and slippage—to help beginners build a more rational perspective on trading costs.