According to the Gate News bot message, the announcement from the Gate platform is dated October 24, 2025. Gate will delist six perpetual contract trading markets: SERAPH, SOLO, PORTALS, RSS3, FRAG, DUCK on October 24, 2025, at 16:00 ( UTC+8. The affected trading pairs include SERAPH_USDT, SOLO_USDT, PORTALS_USDT, RSS3_USDT, FRAG_USDT, and DUCK_USDT. These contracts will enter a liquidation-only mode on October 24 at 15:30) UTC+8 and will fully stop trading at 16:00( UTC+8. The platform will settle the outstanding positions based on the average index price in the last half hour before the suspension.

Gate News Bot news, on September 19th, according to CoinMarketCap data, DUCK (DuckChain) is currently priced at $0.01, with a pump of 91.73% in the last 24 hours, reaching a high of $0.01 and a low of $0.00. The current market capitalization is approximately $48.6 million, an increase of $23.3 million compared to yesterday. DuckChain is a project focused on empowering Telegram users to explore the cryptocurrency ecosystem using artificial intelligence, aiming to achieve cutting-edge AI-driven cryptocurrency innovation within the Telegram platform. By combining AI with blockchain technology, DuckChain powers asset interaction, community engagement, and decentralized content creation. The project is committed to transforming Telegram into an AI-driven blockchain application hub, providing infrastructure, and incentivizing community participation.

Jin10 reported on August 22 that on the morning of the 22nd local time, former South Korean Prime Minister Han Duck-soo arrived at the location of the special investigation team for the internal turmoil to respond to their summons for investigation.

Gate News Bot news, July 24, according to CoinMarketCap data, as of the time of writing, DUCK (DuckChain) is currently priced at $0.01, with a rise of 5.63% in the last 24 hours, peaking at $0.01 and falling to a low of $0.00. The current market capitalization is approximately $307,000, an increase of $164,000 compared to yesterday.

Jin10 News on May 10, South Korea's ruling party members voted to veto the proposal to replace the presidential candidate, restoring the eligibility of candidate Kim Moon-soo immediately. Previously, Han Duck-soo, the former Prime Minister of South Korea who was nominated as the representative of the ruling party, expressed that he accepts the will of the people and the ruling party members, sincerely hoping that the candidate Kim Moon-soo and the People Power Party can achieve victory in this election.

Jin10 reported on May 10th that the ruling party members in South Korea voted to veto the proposal to replace the presidential candidate, restoring the eligibility of candidate Kim Moon-soo immediately. Previously, Han Duck-soo, the former Prime Minister of South Korea who was nominated as the representative of the ruling party, stated that he accepted the will of the people and the ruling party members, and sincerely hoped that the candidate Kim Moon-soo from the People Power Party and the People Power Party could achieve victory in this election.

Jin10 reported on May 1, local time, that the acting president of South Korea and Prime Minister Han Duck-soo delivered a speech to the nation, announcing his resignation.

On April 29, Jin10 reported that on the afternoon of the 29th local time, the results of the second round of the ruling party's primary election for South Korea's next general election were announced. Former Minister of Employment Kim Moon-soo and former ruling party leader Han Dong-hoon emerged victorious, and the two will continue to the third round of the primary election. Recently, there have been reports in South Korean political circles that acting President Han Duck-soo might also resign from public office to run for election, and he could potentially merge with the ruling party candidate into a single candidate. Therefore, it is still unclear who will represent the ruling party in the election.

Jin10 reported on April 28 that, according to the Korean news agency, South Korean Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, who is acting president, may resign early next month to run for the 21st president of South Korea. A relevant person from the Prime Minister's Office stated on the 28th that Han Duck-soo will complete his scheduled agenda by the end of the month, and whether he will resign and participate in the presidential election will be finalized between the 1st and 3rd of next month. Han Duck-soo will preside over a meeting of state councilors and a routine cabinet meeting on the 29th. The Prime Minister's Office is coordinating with the U.S. side regarding Han Duck-soo's meeting with U.S. Navy Secretary John F. Kirby on the 30th.