GMX has launched 24/7 gold and silver perpetual markets on Arbitrum, achieving over $10 million in trading volume on day one. Utilizing Chainlink Data Streams for secure pricing, GMX aims to expand into real-world asset derivatives. This move highlights the trend of decentralizing commodity trading.

Gate News update: On April 14, according to Gate market data, as of the time of publication, WLD (World) is trading at $0.31. Over the past 24 hours, it is up 5.27%, with a high of $0.32 and a low of $0.29. The 24-hour trading volume reached $1.1855 million. The current market cap is approximately $1.028 billion. World is an open-source protocol system designed to help everyone enter the global economy. By design, it uses a decentralized architecture, where oversight and decision-making ultimately depend on the user community. Through four major tools—World ID, World App, World Chain, and Worldcoin—World is committed to building a real human network. Among them, World ID provides anonymous human identity verification, and World App

Gate News message. On April 13, Solana ecosystem meme coin neet surged sharply today. Its market cap reached $40 million, and it is currently quoted at $0.039, with a 24-hour gain of 40%. Previously, after this token’s market cap fell below $7 million on February 12, it began to rebound, and in recent days it has continued to creep higher. Note that meme coins usually have no real use cases, and prices can swing significantly, so investors should carefully assess risks.

The latest report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City shows that stablecoins are mainly used for crypto trading and liquidity management, with the proportion used for real payment applications falling short of 1%. In the future, issues such as cross-chain interoperability and compliance frameworks need to be addressed to promote the development of their payment use cases.

Bloomberg strategist Mike McGlone says the crypto bear market may be in its early stages, and Bitcoin could fall to $10k. Even though Bitcoin ETFs have matched S&P 500 ETF returns, Bitcoin ETFs have higher volatility and the valuation of underlying assets that lack real support remains elevated.

Gate News message, April 13, Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor posted on the X platform that the annualized breakeven return on Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings is about 2.05%. If Bitcoin’s long-term growth rate exceeds this level, Strategy can pay dividends indefinitely without issuing additional MSTR stock. Michael Saylor said that the relevant data can be tracked in real time on the company’s official website.

X platform product lead Nikta Bier announced that the split for aggregated accounts will be reduced to 60% and that it plans to reduce it by another 20% in the next cycle. This move is intended to curb the impact of stolen content and clickbait information on real creators. Going forward, accounts that use clickbait-style tags will face a permanent reduction in earnings.

Hong Kong Monetary Authority Deputy Chief Executive Officer Chen Weimin said that stablecoin issuers may choose to issue currencies such as Hong Kong dollars or renminbi based on their own discretion, but must obtain regulatory approval from the Mainland. As for the timetable for the second batch of stablecoin issuer licenses, there is no schedule yet. HSBC’s stablecoin will be integrated with PayMe and the HSBC HK App, supporting real-time transfers and person-to-merchant services.

SimpleChain announced on April 11 that it has completed a $15 million seed round, mainly involving family offices and institutional investors. The network positions itself as the “institutional operating system” for real-world assets (RWA), aiming to build an RWA Layer 1 network and provide enterprise-grade infrastructure to support the global tokenization of real-world assets.