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Hey guys, the Gate CandyDrop event is back, this time featuring IDOS. It's currently in full swing.
There are no major participation barriers for this event. Simply complete designated tasks to share in the rewards.
The total prize pool is 2 million IDOS. The main tasks include spot trading of IDOS, daily trading check-ins, and inviting friends to trade. Of course, as usual, completing different tasks earns you corresponding candies, which can be exchanged for IDOS rewards. Each task has specific participation periods and reward limits.
The event runs from March 5 to March 19, with airdrops sc

Recently, market fluctuations have been quite significant, with many DeFi products still offering variable interest rates and high-risk gambling. @TermMaxFi has not followed short-term market trends this year but instead focused on fixed interest rates and on-chain structured finance, simplifying complex financial logic step by step.
It first integrated RWA (Real World Asset) scenarios, supporting tokenized stocks as collateral. When borrowing, users can lock in the interest rate directly, allowing institutions to avoid sudden fluctuations in financing costs. This encourages long-term holding

Today’s Topic — Stop Being Held Back by Traditional Funding Channels!
For me personally, over the years of trading US and Hong Kong stocks, what has most influenced my trading decisions isn’t market analysis, but the issues with cross-border fund transfers!
This is a very practical problem many overseas investors encounter. The reason is simple — traditional methods of inbound capital rely on offline banks and conventional cross-border settlement processes, which are cumbersome and time-consuming!
To fund a US or Hong Kong stock account, you must go to the bank in person, fill out various cr

Yesterday, USD1 was targeted by an organized coordinated attack~
The attackers first hacked the project founder's social media account, spreading panic through public opinion, while simultaneously short selling to drive the price down, causing USD1 to temporarily deviate slightly from its peg.
However, thanks to USD1's 1:1 full collateralization and compliant custody underlying mechanism, along with large on-chain investors actively buying the dip, the price quickly stabilized, and the attack was unsuccessful.

The sell-off in the morning further dampened the already weak market sentiment—within just one hour, the entire network was liquidated for $135 million.
In the past 36 hours, Vitalik has sold 1,694 ETH, totaling 8,651 ETH since February. Currently, 10,676 ETH are still for sale. Such continuous selling by a major project founder is uncommon.
On the other hand, Wu Jihan has also completely liquidated all his BTC.

Today’s Topic — Will Your Money Still Be "Lying Around" in 2026?
Lately, the market feels so "torturous"!
No rise, no fall, just going sideways!
I used to think that as long as I held mainstream coins, waiting for them to go up was enough.
But recently, I’ve realized that focusing on just one market makes emotional swings way too intense.
I used to be like that—holding coins, watching them not rise, feeling anxious. Excited when they go up, panicked when they fall.
Looking back now, I see that’s the consequence of putting all your eggs in one basket. If that basket tips over, everything’s gone

Trump once again states he will visit China in April.
On the surface, the risk of a trade war is likely to decrease in the next one or two months, and the market environment will be relatively stable.
Is it time to buy the dip?

Recently, @TermMaxFi's user data has maintained steady growth. The number of active wallets this month has reached 37,500, a 107% increase month-over-month, and the overall upward trend continues.
As a DeFi lending protocol focused on fixed interest rates, TermMaxFi has optimized the traditional lending model through structural design, dividing the product into three layers to better meet the practical needs of ordinary users:
1️⃣ Bottom layer: Fixed interest rate + maturity settlement
Unlike traditional DeFi lending which suffers from volatile interest rates and the risk of liquidation at any