0xOldMage

My first experience with high-frequency trading on a mobile device was actually out of necessity.
That day, the market suddenly moved, and I took out my phone on the subway, placing orders, canceling, and placing new ones. The result was either slippage or lag, and in the end, the price had already moved beyond my ability to catch up. At that moment, I realized one thing clearly: it's not that I don't know how to trade, but that many mobile trading apps simply can't keep up with the real market.
Later, I started using @easydotfunX, and the difference in experience was very obvious.
Many tradin

Many people see it for the first time
But if you really think that way, you’ve basically missed the point.
I’ve always believed that truly valuable things are never just about the tool itself.
A good UI is just for convenience; once you’ve used it and moved on;
but attention and ability, once retained, will continue to grow.
What we’re doing isn’t just helping you place orders,
but bringing trading into the spotlight.
Whether you make a profit or a loss isn’t something you secretly know,
but something everyone can see.
Results are public, rankings are on-chain,
your level isn’t just a phrase,

In the past, doing DeFi was about who knew more about code;
Now, it's more and more like competing over who can simply tell AI, "You handle it."
Recently, I checked out @Infinit_Labs' updates, and my understanding of IN has also changed.
It’s not quite like an ordinary protocol token; it’s more like a “passport” in AI-native DeFi.
Holding IN isn’t for show, but to enable those strategies that were once only accessible to quant teams to serve you personally.
For example:
A command to automatically decompose strategies;
A command to cross-protocol组合;
A command to adjust risk based on market vola

I remember a long time ago, a group member complained to me that to make a single contract trade, he had to open four or five pages—monitoring depth, checking indicators, switching chains, then changing apps. The more he traded, the more frustrated he became.
He said:
“I’m not trading now; I’m being tortured by tools.”
This really resonated with me.
Because I used to be the same, dragged along by all sorts of fragmented processes.
The biggest problem for many people when trading is:
Too many windows, information too scattered, rhythm too chaotic.
Then one day, I happened to see @Wardenprotocol

Gate partnered with the Red Bull Racing team to host an F1 Grand Prix viewing event.
But this time I carefully looked at their viewing arrangements in Las Vegas, and it really felt different. I didn't expect them to be quite serious about it. It's not just a sponsorship with a logo; they really brought users to watch the game together and celebrated Verstappen's championship together.
This direct way of bringing users into the scene is really rare.
I used to think that exchanges engaging in sports marketing was just a formality. But this time Gate made me feel that they genuinely w

There was a time when I particularly enjoyed studying cross-chain protocols, but the more I looked, the more tired I felt.
It's not the technology that's complex, but rather every time I see selling points like "cross-chain experience is faster" and "lower transaction fees."
I always end up saying, "These things are great, but how do you make money?"
I was chatting with a friend once,
He asked me, "Do you know what the biggest contradiction of cross-chain is?"
I said I don't know.
He said: "Everyone is using it, and no one can make money from the cross-chain itself."
In that moment

After playing this round, I'm feeling it more and more:
There are many projects in the market that are being shouted about loudly.
But those who can remain calm are pitifully few.
Most so-called RWAs are faster at shouting slogans than making money.
Once the market slaps you in the face, you can't even catch the bottom.
However, @Theo_Network is different.
Steady like the old knife that the seasoned veteran has kept for many years without selling.
You don't have to monitor the market every day, and there won't be sudden breakdowns.
A truly on-chain US Treasury structure that ca

While browsing ODaily, a news article caught my attention.
Gate Connect has officially launched the Apple Pay cryptocurrency selling feature!
I was momentarily stunned.
"Wait, you can sell coins with Apple Pay? That’s just too smooth."
So I hurried to check the information, and the more I looked, the more shocked I became:
The world's first cryptocurrency platform that supports selling coins with Apple Pay
One-click sell coins, real-time withdrawal to Visa / Mastercard
Apple Pay encryption system + Gate fourfold security verification
Simultaneously covers payment methods such as Apple Pay,