There are no trading rules that are applicable to any scenario. These courses will help you establish your own trading strategy, then test it and improve on it in practice
Are you interested in learning about the future of data storage and how blockchain technology is disrupting traditional storage options? Look no further than this course on Storage Tokens and Blockchain. In this course, you'll gain a deep understanding of various storage token technologies, their potential impact on the industry, security and risk management considerations, and much more. Join us on this exciting journey and explore the possibilities of decentralized storage solutions.
This course provides a structured overview of the Flare Network (FLR), a Layer 1 blockchain designed to support smart contracts, decentralized data access, and cross-chain interoperability. Through technical modules, learners will understand how Flare integrates external data into on-chain applications, supports non-smart contract assets, and maintains network security and governance. The course is intended for those seeking practical knowledge of Flare’s architecture, tokenomics, protocol features, and governance systems.
Ethereum’s roadmap toward stateless clients represents one of the most significant protocol shifts since its inception. As state size continues to grow, full nodes face increasing storage and synchronization burdens, threatening decentralization and accessibility. Stateless Ethereum proposes a new validation model where nodes verify blocks using compact cryptographic proofs instead of maintaining the entire state. At the center of this approach are Verkle Trees, a data structure that drastically reduces proof sizes and enables efficient stateless validation. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of this transformation, covering both theoretical foundations and real-world implementations.
Bitcoin is the most representative cryptocurrency, which represents the rise and fall of the cryptocurrency market and has witnessed history. A deep understanding of all aspects of Bitcoin is the first step into the cryptocurrency market
The rapid growth of Web3 in recent years has accelerated the demand for more efficient and scalable infrastructure. From public blockchains and Layer 2 networks to data availability layers and modular architectures, the ecosystem is moving from experimentation toward real-world deployment. This course will guide you through the core concepts, fundamental technologies, and the evolving landscape of modern (efficient and low-cost) Web3 infrastructure. You will learn how to evaluate whether a network's performance design is sound, how cost structures influence application development, and the potential directions for the next generation of decentralized infrastructure.
Aster is a new generation decentralized perpetual exchange, often described as a Perp DEX. It uses a self-developed application specific Layer 1 to target high throughput and low latency execution, while also using smart routing to aggregate liquidity across multiple networks.
Web4 is an ultra intelligent environment capable of sensing, understanding, and predicting user needs in real time. It is not only decentralized, but also highly autonomous and equipped with emotional understanding, forming a symbiotic ecosystem. Humans shift from being direct operators to designers and boundary setters, while on-chain AI agents become the primary actors.
Falcon Finance is a universal collateral protocol designed for the multi-chain DeFi ecosystem. Through a generalized collateral infrastructure protocol, it seeks to unify various on-chain and off-chain assets into a single collateral and yield engine, thereby reshaping the underlying logic of stablecoins and DeFi lending.
Gate Research Daily Report: Affected by factors including Trump’s proposed 15% global tariffs, Bitcoin lacks strong upward momentum. Ethereum continues to consolidate near its 20-day low, with multiple momentum indicators still pointing to a weak market structure. PIPPIN rose 16.62%, mainly driven by strong speculative buying and community momentum. POWER gained 12.05%, largely fueled by leveraged trading activity. Anthropic’s announcement on automating COBOL system modernization triggered an 11% drop in IBM’s share price. ZachXBT is set to release a major investigation, with prediction markets and Trump-related projects expected to face scrutiny. Vitalik sold 10,700 ETH this month at an average price of $2,027, drawing market attention.
In January, BTC and ETH trading volumes generally fluctuated at elevated levels. Market sentiment shifted from a recovery phase toward caution, with limited trend persistence. Stablecoin market capitalization across major blockchains remained highly concentrated, with Ethereum accounting for more than half of the total. Gold and silver prices reached record highs, while the market cap of tokenized commodities surpassed $5 billion. Prediction markets recorded a new monthly high of $12 billion in trading volume, with both activity and fees expanding in tandem. The Web3 industry completed 53 funding rounds in January, with capital primarily flowing into blockchain services and the CeFi sector. Smart contract vulnerabilities continued to be the leading source of Web3 security risks.
As major crypto exchanges increasingly expand their traditional asset offerings through quote based CFD modules, Gate not only provides traditional asset CFDs, but also brings stocks, metals, indices, FX, and commodities into a unified orderbook perpetual futures system. This structure retains the same matching and funding rate framework used in crypto perpetuals. With transparent order matching, visible depth, and maker and market making functionality, Gate strengthens market driven price discovery and liquidity structure transparency for traditional assets, making it easier to reuse APIs and quantitative strategies across multiple asset classes. As competition in traditional asset trading shifts from product expansion toward trading mechanisms and infrastructure, Gate’s unified orderbook architecture across asset categories provides greater runway for further multi asset expansion and a more standardized future trading model for real world assets.
Annual Percentage Rate (APR) represents the yearly yield or cost as a simple interest rate, excluding the effects of compounding interest. You will commonly see the APR label on exchange savings products, DeFi lending platforms, and staking pages. Understanding APR helps you estimate returns based on the number of days held, compare different products, and determine whether compound interest or lock-up rules apply.
Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) refers to the psychological phenomenon where individuals, upon witnessing others profit or seeing a sudden surge in market trends, become anxious about being left behind and rush to participate. This behavior is common in crypto trading, Initial Exchange Offerings (IEOs), NFT minting, and airdrop claims. FOMO can drive up trading volume and market volatility, while also amplifying the risk of losses. Understanding and managing FOMO is essential for beginners to avoid impulsive buying during price surges and panic selling during downturns.
An NFT (Non-Fungible Token) is a unique certificate recorded on the blockchain that represents ownership and attributes of a specific digital work or on-chain asset. NFTs are minted by smart contracts, which also store their metadata. Unlike fungible tokens, NFTs are indivisible and cannot be exchanged on a one-to-one basis. They are commonly used in digital art, in-game items, event tickets, and membership passes, enabling proof of ownership, provenance tracking, and trading. Some platforms also support creator royalties and cross-chain display of NFTs.
Leverage refers to the practice of using a small amount of personal capital as margin to amplify your available trading or investment funds. This allows you to take larger positions with limited initial capital. In the crypto market, leverage is commonly seen in perpetual contracts, leveraged tokens, and DeFi collateralized lending. It can enhance capital efficiency and improve hedging strategies, but also introduces risks such as forced liquidation, funding rates, and increased price volatility. Proper risk management and stop-loss mechanisms are essential when using leverage.
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