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Gate for AI has officially launched Skills Hub, a feature that allows users and developers to configure pre-built trading strategy modules for AI Agents without writing any code.

GateClaw AI Skills are a modular capability framework designed for Web3 AI agents. They package functions such as market data analysis, on-chain information queries, and trading execution into callable intelligent modules. Through AI Skills, complex Web3 operational logic can be transformed into standardized capability interfaces, allowing AI models not only to analyze information but also to directly execute market-related operations.

Gate, has officially launched Gate CLI, a command-line interface trading tool designed for developers, quantitative traders, and AI Agents.

Gate has officially launched GateClaw, an open Web3 AI Agent platform built on the OpenClaw framework.

Global markets were notably driven by energy price shocks and geopolitical risks over the past week. Escalating tensions in the Middle East propelled oil prices upward, with WTI surging more than 25% for the week. As a result, the market entered a risk-off phase, prompting BTC, ETH, and US equities to pull back simultaneously. From a macro standpoint, although rising oil prices are unlikely to trigger a recession directly, they could elevate inflation and delay interest rate cuts in the coming months. On-chain activity saw DEX trading volumes remain high, with liquidity further concentrating in top protocols. The total stablecoin market cap climbed to around $330 billion, with USDC emerging as the main source of incremental capital. In the derivatives market, funding rates stayed predominantly negative and option volatility increased, reflecting continued vigilance toward tail risks. Overall, the market is navigating a stage of macro risk repricing and liquidity reallocation. Looking ahead to next week, atten

Gate, a global leading digital asset trading platform, continues to upgrade its AI agent infrastructure, Gate for AI.

Gate, the global crypto asset trading platform, announced an upgrade to its AI Agent infrastructure, Gate for AI, with the DEX MCP fully upgraded today to provide AI Agents with native, full-scope market insights and cross-chain trading capabilities.

Gate, the leading digital asset trading platform, announced that its Gate for AI system has upgraded the Wallet MCP module, providing AI Agents with on-chain asset management and wallet interaction capabilities.

Gate, the global crypto asset trading platform, announced that Skills Hub, part of the Gate for AI product suite, has officially launched.

Gate has officially launched Gate CLI, a command-line interface trading tool designed for developers, quantitative traders, and AI Agents.

Gate has announced the official launch of its open AI agent platform, GateClaw, built on the OpenClaw framework. The platform is now open for free, allowing users to activate the service with a single click, with no deployment or complex configuration required.

Gate, a global leading digital asset trading platform, has announced an upgrade to the CEX MCP module of its AI Agent infrastructure, Gate for AI, enabling AI Agents to directly access the exchange’s centralized trading capabilities.

Circle (CRCL) stock has experienced a steady upward trend in recent sessions, attracting notable interest from the market. This article provides an in-depth analysis of USDC’s expansion, progress in stablecoin regulation, financial results, and industry trends, offering a thorough assessment of the main factors driving Circle’s stock rally and the associated potential risks.

Circle has officially launched the Nanopayments testnet, providing developers with the ability to conduct micro, real-time payments in USDC using off-chain aggregation and batch settlement mechanisms. Payments can be as small as one-millionth of a dollar, eliminating gas fees for each individual transaction. This technology is regarded as a critical payment infrastructure for AI agents and machine-to-machine transactions.

NVIDIA has unveiled a five-layer AI architecture—energy, chips, infrastructure, models, and applications—demonstrating how AI is shifting from a software tool to a foundational component of global infrastructure. This article examines the changing structure of the AI industry and the future trillion-dollar opportunities in AI infrastructure.