Traders switch exchanges easily, and volume follows market cycles. Some of crypto's largest venues are building something users have more reason to stay with: neobank-style accounts that hold fiat, digital assets and stocks, with a card to spend them. @Gate recognized that being a trading venue is no longer enough, even as one of the top exchanges by trading volume and reserves transparency. Its answer is Gate Money, the centerpiece of its “all-in-one platform” upgrade and the only launch in this wave with a bank account in the user’s own name already live. With Gate Money, users can hold, move, and spend money across crypto, fiat, and stocks. As CEO @Han_Gate puts it, “Accounts should not be the boundary of funds.” In this spotlight, we break down what “One Gate, Everything Money” means for users old and new, and how Gate’s version compares with the other exchanges building all-in-one accounts: defillama.com/research/spotl…

NEW: @Gate Founder & CEO @Han_Gate to speak at DAS London Nov 10-11. London. Be there: blockworks.com/event/digital…

$BTC is boxed in between $80K and $87K. Below, buyers refilled the bids at the ETF and treasury cost basis. Above, the top buyers' break-even, the main asks and the largest liquidation clusters share one zone. More on ETF flows, MSCI and altcoins in this week's Week On-chain.

1/ For most users, money still lives in separate places: cash in a bank, stocks in a brokerage, crypto on an exchange. @Gate’s Gate Money puts fiat accounts, crypto, payments, yield and investing on one balance inside the main Gate app.