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- 🔵 #Can BTC Break $110K?#
Bitcoin recently broke above $107,000 and is currently trading around $105,000, just shy of its all-time high at $109,580. Do you think Bitcoin can set a new record and push past $110,000? Share your analysis and predictions with us!
🔵 #AI Token Market Cap Rebounds#
According to CoinGecko, the total market cap of the AI agent sector has rebounded to $6.862 billion, with a 1.2% increase in the past 24 hours. Notably, VIRTUAL surged 18.5%, and AI16Z rose 7.1%. Which AI tokens are you bullish on? How are you planning your portfolio strategy? Let’s hear your thoughts! - 📢 Gate Post Ambassador are Now Actively Recruiting! 🔥
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- 🍕 Bitcoin Pizza Day is Almost Here!
Join the celebration on Gate Post with the hashtag #Bitcoin Pizza Day# to share a $500 prize pool and win exclusive merch!
📅 Event Duration:
May 16, 2025, 8:00 AM – May 23, 2025, 06:00 PM UTC
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Post on Gate Post with the hashtag #Bitcoin Pizza Day# during the event. Your content can be anything BTC-related — here are some ideas:
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Look back on the iconic “10,000 BTC for two pizzas” story or share your own memories with BTC.
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The Magic of Pi (π): More Than Just 3.14
Pi (π) is the most famous irrational number in math, representing the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter. No matter the size of the circle, this ratio is always about 3.14159… and goes on forever without repeating.
From ancient geometry to modern engineering, pi is everywhere—used in calculations for architecture, physics, GPS systems, and even in understanding waves and orbits.
Fun Fact: The first 100 digits of Pi don’t repeat, and computers have calculated trillions of digits without finding a pattern. That’s the beauty and mystery of π!
Celebrate Pi Day every March 14th (3/14) and marvel at one of math’s most fascinating constants!