稳健,是 Gate 持续增长的核心动力。
真正的成长,不是顺风顺水,而是在市场低迷时依然坚定前行。我们或许能预判牛熊市的大致节奏,但绝无法精准预测它们何时到来。特别是在熊市周期,才真正考验一家交易所的实力。
Gate 今天发布了2025年第二季度的报告。作为内部人,看到这些数据我也挺惊喜的——用户规模突破3000万,现货交易量逆势环比增长14%,成为前十交易所中唯一实现双位数增长的平台,并且登顶全球第二大交易所;合约交易量屡创新高,全球化战略稳步推进。
更重要的是,稳健并不等于守成,而是在面临严峻市场的同时,还能持续创造新的增长空间。
欢迎阅读完整报告:https://www.gate.com/zh/announcements/article/46117
Breaking: Trump Announces 30% Tariff On EU And Mexico, BTC Price Slides
The Trump tariffs are again threatening to slow the BTC price’s bullish momentum. The flagship crypto sharply dropped following the president’s announcement of his trade letters to the EU and Mexico imposing 30% tariffs on goods from both regions.
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BTC Price Drops As Trump Sends Trade Letters To EU And Mexico
CoinMarketCap data shows that Bitcoin has sharply dropped below $118,000 following Trump’s announcement of a 30% tariff on both the EU and Mexico. The flagship crypto had climbed to as high as $118,200 today but now looks likely to reach new daily lows following this announcement.
Source: CoinMarketCapIn a series of Truth Social posts, the president revealed trade letters that he sent to both regions, informing them of the 30% tariff on their products that will come into the US. These tariffs will take effect from August 1, just like the other tariffs that Trump recently imposed on other countries, sparking a bearish sentiment for the BTC price.
Source: Trump’s Truth SocialAs CoinGape earlier reported, on July 7, Trump imposed 25% tariffs on South Korea and Japan. He also sent trade letters to 12 other countries on the same day, imposing different tariff rates. The BTC price had dropped below $108,000 on the day.
However, interestingly, the flagship crypto recovered well and surged to a new all-time high (ATH) on July 10, breaking above $112,000 for the first time in history. Since then, Bitcoin has continued to climb and now boasts a current ATH of $118,800.
However, the Trump tariffs remain a bearish factor for the BTC price, considering how this development could trigger a trade war between the US and these countries. The US president has already threatened to retaliate if any of these countries choose to further hike their tariff rates on US goods.
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