Gate Live said it will hold a themed AMA at 20:00 UTC+8 on Oct. 22, with discussion centered on the recent BTC rebound, the sharp rise in meme coins and the direction of institutional capital. The session will be hosted by @JoeyJia11 and will feature three guests: @Rocky_Bitcoin, @Meta8Mate and @Godot_gate. According to the announcement, the program will examine whether Bitcoin’s current rebound can continue, whether the meme coin rally still has room to run, and how moves by institutions including BlackRock could shape market expectations. As prices recover and market attention rotates across sectors, the guests are set to discuss price trends, areas of market interest and potential risks, while highlighting the signals they believe deserve close attention in the current market.
According to an official announcement cited by Odaily, Gate Live will host a themed AMA at 20:00 UTC+8 on Oct. 22, focusing on the recent BTC rebound, the surge in meme coins and institutional capital flows.
The live session will be hosted by @JoeyJia11, with @Rocky_Bitcoin, @Meta8Mate and @Godot_gate joining as guests.
The discussion will focus on whether Bitcoin’s latest rebound can be sustained, whether the sharp rally in meme coins still has room to continue, and how moves by institutions including BlackRock may affect market expectations. Against a backdrop of rebounding prices and rotating market hotspots, the guests will look at market trends, trading opportunities and potential risks, and discuss the key signals worth watching in the current market.
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