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As the U.S. government faces a potential shutdown, delays in employment data and rising political risks may amplify market volatility. This article explores Bitcoin’s possible trajectory amid the twin pressures of liquidity constraints and uncertainty.

At least four Chinese-backed financial institutions have either withdrawn their applications for Hong Kong stablecoin licenses or put their RWA business initiatives on hold. This signals a shift toward more cautious regulatory oversight. As Chinese-backed institutions cool their activities, the Hong Kong stablecoin and RWA markets are entering a phase of structural adjustment.

After raising $200 million, Andre Cronje has made a high-profile comeback with the Flying Tulip project. He is creating a comprehensive DeFi platform that features a streamlined token redemption mechanism to offer downside protection for investors.

Gate Research Daily Report: On October 10, BTC briefly surged above $126,000 before quickly retreating, then dropped below $121,800, forming a clear downward structure. ETH, after falling from a high near $4,755, briefly broke short-term support and touched a low of $4,265, followed by an oversold rebound. Q3 DeFi TVL reached a record high, but user activity significantly declined. Aave partnered with Blockdaemon to facilitate institutional access to DeFi services. Flying Tulip announced its first public fundraising partner, Impossible, with whitelist applications officially open.

Gate Research Daily Report: On October 10, BTC briefly surged above $126,000 before quickly retreating and subsequently fell below $121,800, forming a clear downward structure. ETH, after declining from a high near $4,755, briefly broke short-term support and touched a low of $4,265, followed by an oversold rebound. GT, from its peak of $17.31, gradually declined to a low of $16.10 before showing signs of a temporary bottom.Meanwhile, RAIL (+75.7%), ZEC (+41%), and SNX (+21%) rose strongly against the trend, highlighting renewed capital inflows and hot sentiment in the privacy and DeFi narrative sectors.Q3 DeFi TVL reached a record high, but user activity significantly declined. Aave partnered with Blockdaemon to facilitate institutional access to DeFi services. Flying Tulip announced its first public fundraising partner, Impossible, with whitelist applications officially open.

This model raises funds through token sales, allocates them to low-risk DeFi strategies, and uses the generated yields to support operations until the product suite becomes independently profitable.

The article provides an in-depth discussion of mUSD’s characteristics, including its stability backed by short-term U.S. Treasury securities, its regulatory compliance through issuance via Bridge.xyz, and the effectiveness of the MetaMask user interface in guiding liquidity.

This article explores the fundamental differences and application conditions between asset burning and redistribution in crypto systems. It elaborates on the advantages of redistribution in penalizing malicious behavior, enhancing system security, and protecting user rights, while also analyzing the necessity of burning in deflationary models.

The article reveals the vulnerabilities and sustainability issues of this emerging financial model by analyzing DATCO’s business model, market performance, and potential risks.

The article offers a detailed analysis of each project's tokenomics and mining pool choices, along with precise APR and TVL figures, enabling investors to make well-informed decisions throughout Stablecoin Summer.

The article illustrates, through multiple real-world cases, how hackers exploit vulnerabilities in IoT devices to launch attacks — including intrusions into coffee machines, casino fish tanks, and access sensors.

The article provides an in-depth analysis of the SEC’s updated listing standards, changes in the approval procedures, the probability of ETF approvals, and the possible effects on market pricing.

This article offers an in-depth exploration of CLOB DEX's profit model, user growth trends, fee-driven revenue, infrastructure selection, and its competitive dynamics with centralized exchanges (CEX).

This article explores how DeFi is evolving from Automated Market Makers (AMMs) to on-chain Central Limit Order Books (CLOBs). It compares these two approaches in terms of capital efficiency, impermanent loss, price discovery, and liquidity management.

The article offers an in-depth examination of how the GENIUS Act leverages legislative approval of stablecoins backed by U.S. Treasury bonds to stimulate international demand for U.S. debt instruments.