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A structured breakdown of Solana (SOL)’s issuance mechanism, inflation model, staking incentives, and fee burn design, building a clear framework for understanding SOL’s economic model and long term supply dynamics.

To encourage users to experience on-chain perpetual futures trading, enhance market liquidity and trading depth, and foster consistent trading habits, Gate Perp DEX has officially launched the "Position Opening Season" event.

Dogecoin is an open source peer to peer cryptocurrency built on the Scrypt algorithm and the Proof of Work consensus mechanism. The DOGE token adopts an uncapped inflationary supply model and demonstrates distinctive practicality in small payments and online tipping scenarios.

Dogecoin (DOGE) is an open source cryptocurrency based on the Scrypt Proof of Work algorithm. Identified by the Shiba Inu meme, it features an uncapped supply model and supports small payments and community tipping use cases.

The fundamental difference between Dogecoin and Shiba Inu lies in their underlying structures: Dogecoin operates as a cryptocurrency on its own independent blockchain, while Shiba Inu is an ERC-20 token deployed on the Ethereum network. However, in terms of architectural design, supply mechanisms, functional expansion, and ecosystem structure, the two exhibit significantly different design logics.

Dogecoin (DOGE) is an open-source, peer-to-peer cryptocurrency designed to facilitate efficient and low-cost global value transfers through blockchain technology.

This article analyzes the fundamental differences between Solana (SOL) and Ethereum across architecture design, consensus mechanisms, scaling paths, and node structure, building a clear and reusable framework for comparing public blockchains.

This article provides a systematic analysis of Solana (SOL), covering its technical architecture, Proof of History mechanism, network structure, token economics, and ecosystem. It explains how this high-performance public blockchain operates and the design logic behind it.

Four years after the collapse of Libra and Diem, Mark Zuckerberg is rebooting Meta’s stablecoin strategy. Unlike before, he is no longer issuing the coin directly, but is instead tapping into payment channels through third parties like Stripe. This article reviews Meta’s previous missteps, examines its latest direction, assesses shifts in the regulatory landscape and the current competitive dynamics, and evaluates the chances for this stablecoin comeback.

The article reveals that intelligent agents will not follow the retail payment track (such as credit cards) but will operate like enterprises through B2B relationships, net 30-day credit terms, supplier negotiations, and working capital. This is crucial for understanding how the agent economy will reshape payment infrastructure, as well as the inherent advantages of stablecoins in micropayments and streaming payments.

This article offers a comprehensive analysis of SBF’s comments on "whether AI will adopt cryptocurrencies," exploring the long-term implications of AI and cryptocurrency integration through the lenses of identity architecture, payment infrastructure, and regulatory frameworks.

Despite USDC's rebound in market size and Circle's continued strong revenue, capital markets have grown more cautious in valuing the company. This article offers an in-depth analysis of the single-variable risks in Circle's profit model, focusing on the interest rate cycle, maturity mismatch structure, yield-sharing mechanisms, and regulatory variables. It also examines the core challenges Circle faces as it seeks to transition into foundational financial technology infrastructure.

TON, The Open Network, is a Layer 1 blockchain designed for scalability and seamless integration with social use cases. This article systematically examines TON’s core logic and market positioning, covering its technical architecture, performance mechanisms, ecosystem structure, Telegram integration, token model, and future outlook.

This article provides a detailed overview of the partnership and technical evolution between Telegram and TON. It examines the integration of the built-in wallet, the on-chain account system, and Mini Apps, and explores how TON leverages social networks to drive viral growth and enable social finance use cases. It also compares TON’s model with traditional Web3 user acquisition strategies, outlines potential risks, and offers a measured outlook on the future of social and blockchain convergence.

Gate Research Daily Report: On February 27, BTC rebounded after a sharp drop to $62,501 and is now consolidating above $67,000; ETH recovered from the $1,800 level and is holding near $2,020 in a high-level range; GT is showing a rebound-driven consolidation structure; POWER led the market with a +113.53% surge, while small-cap tokens such as DENT and RAVE also posted strong gains. A suspected insider earned over $411,000 on Polymarket by betting on ZachXBT’s allegations against Axiom; claims that Jane Street “manipulated the 10 a.m. Bitcoin dump” lack data support, with analysts pointing instead to ETF authorized participant mechanics; Circle shares broke above $90, with analysts saying the stock has “clearly decoupled” from broader crypto trends, as applications like Polymarket are seen as new growth drivers for USDC.