Gate News message, according to Gate’s official announcement on April 3, 2026 Gate will remove the FORTH, A2Z, VFY, Black Horse, Life K-Line, YZY, AGI, CAMP, and PEAQ perpetual contract trading markets at 16:00 (UTC+8) on April 3, 2026. The platform will close these trading pairs starting from 15:30 (UTC+8) on April 3, and will adjust them to a reduce-only mode; users can only close positions and cannot open new positions. Starting at 16:00 (UTC+8) on April 3, Gate will automatically handle and settle all open positions based on the average index price over the last half hour before the contracts are delisted. Any open orders that are not filled will be automatically canceled. If the price fluctuation in the last half hour is too large, the platform will choose an average index price over a wider range for settlement.

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.

BlockBeats news, on December 5, Layer1 blockchain peaq, which focuses on the Machine Economy, recently released a brand new video featuring a Web3-native robot co-owned by the community, showcasing peaq's vision for a community-driven future robot ecosystem. The robot in the video, Milo, has an exclusive Peaq ID, which can be understood as its on-chain identity card. With this identity, it can interact with different applications within the peaq ecosystem. Robot Milo earns income by completing tasks, and the rewards are sent directly to its on-chain wallet; at the same time, its work trajectory and daily processes are fully recorded on-chain, and users can interact with it using peaq tokens. This video clearly outlines peaq's vision of a "community-owned" ecosystem.