Key Insights: Chainlink price drops below $11, breaking a two-month consolidation range despite institutional ETF inflows and a strategic partnership. The partnership with Turtle Protocol aims to bring institutional

Liquidity distribution protocol Turtle has deployed Chainlink’s technology to boost adoption of on-chain capital markets by institutions. Chainlink’s CCIP and Data Feeds are now a requirement for all Turtle users to minimize risk while they provide

Liquidity distribution protocol Turtle has deployed Chainlink’s technology to boost adoption of on-chain capital markets by institutions. Chainlink’s CCIP and Data Feeds are now a requirement for all Turtle users to minimize risk while they provide

Liquidity distribution protocol Turtle has deployed Chainlink’s technology to boost adoption of on-chain capital markets by institutions. Chainlink’s CCIP and Data Feeds are now a requirement for all Turtle users to minimize risk while they provide

Highlights of the Current Issue According to incomplete statistics from PANews, last week (October 20–October 26), there were 18 blockchain investment and financing events worldwide, with a total funding amount exceeding $162 million; additionally, listed companies' crypto asset reserves and financing totaled over $110 million. The overview is as follows: In the DeFi sector, one investment and financing event was announced, with on-chain liquidity distribution protocol Turtle completing $5.5 million in new funding, with GSR and others participating; In the Web3+AI track, two investment and financing events were announced, including AI Web3 startup Bluwhale completing $10 million in Series A funding, with UOB Venture Management participating; In the infrastructure & tools field, eight investment and financing events were announced, including YZi

This article discusses the observations and expectations of Guida regarding Crypto Assets and Blockchain, analyzes the role and responsibilities of KOLs in the industry, and shares how he faces the surpassing of young juniors and his psychological adjustment.

In the 1980s, Wall Street's "Turtle Trading Experiment" shocked the world, proving that ordinary people can also become market winners through systematic trading. Curtis Faith, the author of "The Turtle Trading Rules," was the brightest star in this experiment—selected at the age of 19, he earned over 30 million dollars for the team and was hailed as the "most successful turtle." However, decades later, he fell from millionaire to homeless, with only 27 dollars left in his pocket. This is a true story of a fall from the financial altar to the margins of society.

In 1983, legendary Wall Street trader Richard Dennis launched the famous "Turtle Trading Experiment," proving that ordinary people could become successful traders through systematic trading methods. Curtis Faith, the author of the well-known finance book "The Turtle Trading Rules" written for this experiment, fell from a wealthy trader to a homeless man years later. (Background: The strongest trader in history: How the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration unexpectedly outperformed Wall Street through Money Laundering) (Supplementary background: From leverage drop to zero to stable profits: A six-year review experience and lessons from a crypto trader) The famous finance book "The Turtle Trading Rules" is still sought after by many investors today, and the story began as early as 1983 when Wall Street witnessed an experiment that could be described as alchemical magic: a group of ordinary people with diverse backgrounds and almost no trading experience, led by legendary trader Richard.

Gate Research Institute: This article explores the classic Turtle Trading System and its applicability in the Crypto Assets market, focusing on the design principles and empirical effects of the AdTurtle improved Turtle Trading System. By systematically backtesting the historical data of GT/USDT, it evaluates the performance of traditional and improved strategies in high Fluctuation markets, summarizing their advantages, disadvantages, and optimization directions.