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Gate, one of the world's leading crypto exchanges, announced two major initiatives: the official launch of its proprietary high-performance Layer 2 network, Gate Layer, and a comprehensive upgrade of the tokenomics and ecosystem mechanisms of its native token, GT (GateToken). The move aims to deliver a faster, lower-cost experience for Web3 users while marking a new milestone in Gate's infrastructure and ecosystem development.

Gate Research Weekly Report: This week, BTC declined by 1.99% and ETH dropped by 7.69%, while some DeFi sectors saw gains against the trend. The crypto market experienced its largest liquidation event of the year, with $1.8 billion wiped out. Gate launched its Gate Layer L2 network, marking a full-scale upgrade to the GT ecosystem and its deflationary mechanism. The Ethereum Fusaka upgrade focuses on data availability and security, with PeerDAS ushering in a new era of Layer 1 scalability. Meanwhile, SUI Group revealed a major SUI token holding and stock buyback, demonstrating strong capital reserves and market confidence.

Bless is committed to establishing a decentralized edge computing network that deploys CPU and GPU resources to nodes near end users, enabling low-latency and highly efficient performance. This architecture is especially advantageous for advanced applications like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data analytics.

Gate Research Daily Report: On September 25, BTC and ETH remained in a consolidation phase, while small- and mid-cap tokens saw notable moves. IN surged over 70% following the launch of its strategy automation product, attracting strong capital inflows. FLUID and SNX rose 28% and 25%, respectively, driven by TVL growth, token buyback plans, and perpetual incentive programs. Gate introduced its Layer 2 network, Gate Layer, marking a comprehensive upgrade to the GT ecosystem and its deflationary mechanism. Meanwhile, the crypto market experienced its largest liquidation event of the year, triggered by excessive leverage and cascading sell-offs. SUI Group revealed a heavy position in SUI and a stock buyback plan, signaling strong capital backing and market confidence.

The article details Pyth Pro’s core capabilities and benefits. It also examines how the platform delivers a transparent, comprehensive, and cost-effective market data solution to institutions.

The article offers an in-depth examination of Figure's team background, technology architecture, market positioning, and the challenges and opportunities confronting the company.

The article analyzes how stablecoins can temporarily ease U.S. fiscal constraints and strengthen the dollar’s dominance, while pointing out that in the long run, their impact depends on the soundness of U.S. fiscal and monetary policies.

This article examines the past several years of traditional venture capital firms—such as Sequoia and IDG—entering the Web3 sector with enthusiasm, making fervent bets, and then pulling back. It analyzes how capital allocation has transitioned from the “crypto frenzy” toward areas like AI, stablecoins, and Real World Assets (RWA), and explores both the present challenges and emerging opportunities facing the primary market.

Reports indicate that South Korean tech giant Naver is set to acquire Dunamu, the parent company of Upbit, via a share swap. This share swap will make Dunamu a subsidiary of Naver. Upon completion, Naver would gain control of South Korea’s largest crypto exchange. This will enable Naver to build an integrated digital finance ecosystem, encompassing payments and trading.

Aster's Season 2 airdrop pool accounts for 4% of the total supply. This equals roughly 320 million ASTER tokens, with a total value of more than $700 million. The article offers a detailed analysis of airdrop scoring strategies, such as hedged arbitrage, capturing funding rate opportunities, earning USDF/asBNB deposit returns, and leveraging the team multiplier system. It warns readers about the risks of volume manipulation. The article also highlights the possibility of rule changes.

Discover the latest insights from Gate Ventures’ weekly crypto recap for August 18, 2025 — covering market trends, investment highlights, ecosystem updates, and the key developments shaping the blockchain and digital asset industry.

Gate Ventures, the venture capital arm of Gate, and the Blockchain Center in Abu Dhabi, a global hub for Web3 technologies, are pleased to unveil Falcon Gate Ventures, a $100 million fund aiming to drive Web3 innovation in the coming years. This joint venture initiative takes a global stance to support Web3 builders that are committed to reshaping the world in the digital age.

In the August 25 Gate Ventures Weekly Crypto Recap, we observe steady macro momentum and sustained inflows into Bitcoin and Ethereum. Tokens like APT, SUI, and SOL outperformed amidst mixed market sentiment. Key ecosystem developments include Liquid staking protocols gaining traction, new developments in rollups, and institutional adoption accelerating across the DeFi stack.

In the September 1 edition of Gate Ventures’ Weekly Crypto Recap, we cover macro signals pushing market sentiment and continued inflows into BTC & ETH. Amid volatility, strong performances from BNB, WLFI, and other top tokens stood out. Ecosystem news includes innovations in protocol upgrades, adoption momentum in DeFi, and rising infrastructure plays gaining funding and traction.

In the Gate Ventures Weekly Crypto Recap for September 8, 2025, we unpack macroeconomic shifts and the crypto markets’ response—highlighting steady inflows into Bitcoin and Ethereum even as volatility rose. Amid the sea of red, standout performers like BNB and WLFI caught attention. Ecosystem briefs cover Google’s Agent Payments Protocol for AI agents and Helius Medical’s push to scale treasury systems on Solana. Dive deep into opportunity.