Gate News message: According to the announcement dated April 3, 2026, Gate will delist nine perpetual contract trading markets, including FORTH, A2Z, VFY, Black Horse, Life K-Line, YZY, AGI, CAMP, and PEAQ. Per the announcement schedule, the above contract trading markets will enter a reduce-only mode at 4:30 PM on April 3 (UTC+8), and trading will stop at 4:00 PM on April 3 (UTC+8). Upon delisting, Gate will automatically close and settle open positions using the average index price from the last half hour before the contract is delisted. Any outstanding unfilled orders will be automatically canceled.

Affected by delisting news from a certain CEX, multiple tokens declined sharply in a short period, with A2Z dropping over 15%, FORTH dropping over 25%, and LRC dropping over 25%. The exchange is expected to cease trading of the related tokens on April 1, 2026.

On February 13, Bitcoin's price volatility significantly accelerated after months of sideways trading, entering a high-risk zone. On-chain data shows that between February 5 and 6, Bitcoin first plummeted 14.3%, then quickly rebounded 12.2%, forming intense fluctuations in a short period, with both longs and shorts experiencing large-scale liquidations. Statistics from Alphractal indicate that 30-day and 180-day volatility have risen simultaneously. Such scenarios often occur after a prolonged period of low volatility, suggesting that the market may be shifting from "consolidation" to "rapid directional movement." For high leverage traders, this back-and-forth price movement greatly increases liquidation risks.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that in response to rumors circulating within the community, CZ posted on the X platform stating: all interactions with relevant personnel consisted of "sending 3 messages back and forth, and a 10-minute face-to-face chat." Before debating Peter Schiff, he met with a few KOLs, and it was a last-minute decision for that KOL to go on stage and present a heavy gold bar, which was not arranged previously.

PANews, November 3 - According to an 8-K filing submitted to the U.S. SEC, TON Strategy disclosed that it received a reprimand letter from the Nasdaq Stock Market Listing Qualifications Staff on October 28. The staff determined that the company violated the shareholder approval requirements set forth in Nasdaq Listing Rules 5635(a) and 5635(b). The reprimand letter pointed out that although the staff found the company to be non-compliant with the rules, these violations did not appear to stem from an intentional effort to evade compliance. Therefore, the staff deemed it appropriate to issue a reprimand letter (rather than delist the company's securities). The company's stock will continue to be listed on Nasdaq, and the issuance of the reprimand letter indicates that these matters have been resolved.