Gate’s latest market data showed declines in crude oil prices, with WTI falling 2.19% on the day to $91.02 a barrel and Brent crude down 1.91% to $93.43 a barrel. In precious metals, gold slipped to $4,045.75 an ounce with a daily decline of 0.01%, while silver was quoted at $57.883 an ounce, up 0.74% on the day. Volatility gauges were mixed: nBVIX, the BTC volatility index, stood at 38.43, down 0.77%, while EVIX, the ETH volatility index, was at 52.5, unchanged on the day. In foreign exchange, USD/CNH fell 0.05% to 6.77375, and USD/JPY rose 0.02% to 163.864. European equity benchmarks also moved higher, with EUSTX50 up 0.77% to 6,251.77, UK100 up 0.77% to 10,700.6, and GER40 up 0.89% to 24,952.1. Gate said its TradFi offering has been integrated into its app and web platform, allowing users to trade traditional financial market products alongside crypto-linked strategies.

Gold climbed to $4,049.86 per ounce, up 0.09% on the day, according to the latest data from Gate, while silver rose 0.66% to $57.84 per ounce. In crypto-linked volatility gauges, BVIX, the BTC volatility index, stood at 38.96 with a 1.59% daily gain, and EVIX, the ETH volatility index, was at 52.49, up 1.21%. In foreign exchange, USD/CNH fell 0.02% to 6.7756 and USD/JPY edged down 0.01% to 163.807. European equity benchmarks were mixed: the Euro Stoxx 50 dropped 1.4% to 6,206.25, the UK100 added 0.01% to 10,619.5, and Germany’s DAX40 rose 0.08% to 24,750.8. In commodities, WTI crude declined 0.73% to $92.38 a barrel and Brent crude fell 0.26% to $95. Gate also said users can directly trade traditional financial market products on its platform, including precious metals, foreign exchange, global stock CFDs, major indexes, and commodities, through integrated TradFi features on both its app and web platform.

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