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🚨 MERCATO RADAR — 24 AUGUST ✅ CONFIRMED: Rodri has completed his move from Manchester City to Barcelona, signing until 2030. 🤝 AGREEMENT REACHED: Manchester City have agreed a deal worth up to €100m for Lille midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi. The medical and final formalities remain. 📞 NEGOTIATIONS: Al-Hilal are negotiating with Arsenal for Gabriel Martinelli, but no agreement has been reached. 👀 RUMOUR WATCH: Chelsea say Enzo Fernández is preparing for their next match, although Xabi Alonso avoided guaranteeing his future. 🚨 CONTROVERSY: Six Nordic football associations have declared that they have lost confidence in FIFA president Gianni Infantino. Which story are you following most closely?

Fed prepares a surprise for XAUUSD at Jackson Hole Gold is reaching its highest levels in recent months amid expectations surrounding Jackson Hole. XAUUSD prices currently stand at 4,632. Technical outlook On the H4 chart, XAUUSD formed a Hammer reversal pattern near the lower Bollinger Band. As this pattern plays out, quotes continue to form an upward wave. Gold continues to strengthen amid a weakening dollar and geopolitical tensions. Read more - Gold Forecast Attention! Forecasts presented in this section only reflect the author’s private opinion and should not be considered as guidance for trading. RoboForex bears no responsibility for trading results based on trading recommendations described in these analytical reviews. Sincerely, The RoboForex Team

EURUSD retreats amid strong US service sector The EURUSD pair is declining amid strong US macroeconomic data, although long-term factors continue to limit the downside potential. The rate currently stands at 1.1676. EURUSD forecast: key takeaways The US service sector expanded at its fastest pace since December 2024 Markets are pricing in only a 38.9% probability of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike in September EURUSD forecast for 24 August 2026: 1.1565 Fundamental analysis The EURUSD rate is correcting for the third consecutive trading session after buyers failed to consolidate above the key 1.1695 resistance level. Last week, the EURUSD pair showed strong bullish momentum. The main driver of US dollar weakness was a move by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who announced a doubling of long-term Treasury bond buybacks. However, strong US macroeconomic data prevented the bulls from extending the uptrend. The services PMI unexpectedly rose to 56.8 in August, marking the fastest pace of expansion in the sector since December 2024. RoboForex Market Analysis & Forex Forecasts Attention! Forecasts presented in this section only reflect the author’s private opinion and should not be considered as guidance for trading. RoboForex bears no responsibility for trading results based on trading recommendations described in these analytical reviews. Sincerely, The RoboForex Team

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RoboForex: upcoming changes to the trading schedule (the Summer Bank Holiday in the UK and Labor Day in the US) Dear Clients and Partners, Please note the upcoming adjustments to the trading schedule. Holiday: the Summer Bank Holiday in the UK and Labor Day in the US Dates: 31/08/2026 – 08/09/2026 This schedule is for informational purposes and may be subject to further amendments. MetaTrader 4 / MetaTrader 5 platforms Schedule for trading on CFDs on US indices (US30Cash, US500Cash, USTECHCash) and CFD on the Japanese index (JP225Cash) 07/09/2026 – trading stops at 7:40 PM server time 08/09/2026 – trading as usual Schedule for trading on CFDs on Metals (XAUUSD, XAGUSD, XAUEUR) and CFDs on Oil (Brent, WTI) 07/09/2026 – trading stops at 7:40 PM server time 08/09/2026 – trading as usual Schedule for trading on CFDs on US stocks* 07/09/2026 – no trading 08/09/2026 – trading as usual R StocksTrader platform Schedule for trading on US stocks, ETFs, CFDs on US stocks and ETFs 07/09/2026 – no trading 08/09/2026 – trading as usual Schedule for trading on CFDs on US indices (US500, US30, NAS100) 07/09/2026 – trading stops at 7:40 PM server time 08/09/2026 – trading as usual Schedule for trading on CFD on the UK index (UK100) 31/08/2026 – no trading 01/09/2026 – trading as usual Schedule for trading on UK stocks, ETFs, CFDs on UK stocks and ETFs 31/08/2026 – no trading 01/09/2026 – trading as usual Schedule for trading on CFDs on Metals (XAUUSD, XAGUSD, XAUEUR) and CFDs on Oil (WTI.oil, BRENT.oil) 07/09/2026 – trading stops at 7:40 PM server time 08/09/2026 – trading as usual * – available on MT5 only. Please take note of the above amendments to the trading schedule as you plan your trading activity. Sincerely, The RoboForex Team

SuperEx Educational Series: Understanding How Does a Transaction Move a Blockchain from One State to Another #SuperEx #EducationalSeries Many people look at blockchain transactions like package tracking: submitted, confirmed, successful. Then wallet balances change, tokens arrive, NFTs appear, and everyone thinks, “the chain recorded a payment.” But what actually happens is more technical than “writing a record.” A transaction is not a static note. It is a signed request for state transition. It tells the network: execute this action under the rules, and if valid, move the system into the next state. In plain words: a transaction is not “I said I transferred.” It is “I signed an instruction, and all nodes can calculate whether it is valid.” What Is a State Transition? A state transition is the process where a blockchain moves from an old state to a new state. Ethereum describes this directly: given an old valid state S and a set of valid transactions T, the state transition function produces a new valid state S'. It sounds like math, but the idea is simple: you have 10 ETH, send 2 ETH in a valid transaction, and after execution the system state changes. In Bitcoin, state transition appears as a change in the UTXO set. A transaction spends old unspent outputs and creates new unspent outputs. Some UTXOs disappear from the old state, and new UTXOs appear in the new state. So the essence of a transaction is not “writing one line of history.” It is triggering rules that transform old state into new state. What Is Inside a Transaction? Different chains use different transaction structures, but the core ideas are similar. In Ethereum, a transaction usually includes sender, recipient, nonce, value, input data, gas limit, fee parameters, and signature. The signature proves authorization by the private-key holder. The nonce prevents repeated execution. The gas limit caps how much computation the transaction can consume. If to is a normal account, the transaction may simply transfer ETH. If to is a contract address, the transaction calls contract code. If to is empty, the transaction may create a new contract. In Bitcoin, a transaction mainly consists of inputs and outputs. Inputs reference previous UTXOs, and outputs define new UTXOs. Each input must satisfy the spending condition of the previous output. In plain English: you cannot just say “I want to spend this money”; you must prove you are allowed to spend it. How Does a Transaction Move State? First, the user creates a transaction. The wallet builds it based on the user action: transfer, swap, approval, mint, staking, or calling a DApp. The user signs it with a private key, meaning “I authorize this action.” Second, the transaction is broadcast. After entering the network, nodes receive and relay it. Some transactions enter the transaction pool, waiting for validators or miners to include them. Entering the pool is not success; it is only becoming a candidate. Third, nodes perform basic validation. Is the signature valid? Is the nonce correct? Is the balance sufficient? Are gas parameters reasonable? In Bitcoin, nodes check whether inputs reference valid UTXOs, whether scripts are satisfied, and whether double spending occurs. This is the entry check. Fourth, the transaction enters a block and executes. A validator puts transactions into a block in a certain order. Nodes execute those transactions one by one, updating state. Order matters because the result of one transaction can affect whether the next transaction succeeds. Fifth, a new state is produced. After execution, ETH balances, contract storage, token balances, NFT ownership, nonce, event logs, or the UTXO set may change. After the block is executed, nodes arrive at a new state. Sixth, the block commits to the state. Ethereum block headers include stateRoot, transactionsRoot, and receiptsRoot. These roots do not print all data; they are cryptographic commitments to state, transactions, and receipts. Nodes use them to check: did I compute the same result as the block claims? Ethereum Case: A Transfer Suppose Alice has 10 ETH and wants to send Bob 2 ETH. Alice’s wallet creates a transaction specifying Bob as recipient, 2 ETH as value, nonce, gas limit, and fee parameters. Alice signs it. After broadcast, a validator includes it in a block. During execution, nodes check whether Alice’s signature maps to her address, whether the nonce matches her account nonce, and whether she has enough ETH for the transfer and gas. If valid, state changes occur: Alice’s balance decreases, Bob’s balance increases, Alice’s nonce increases, and gas fees are settled. This is not a server editing Alice’s balance. All nodes independently reach the same result under the same rules. That result becomes part of the new stateRoot and the basis for future state. Contract Case: Why Some Transactions Revert Now Alice calls a DEX contract to swap 100 USDT for ETH. This is no longer a simple transfer; it calls contract code. The contract checks whether Alice approved USDT, whether the pool has enough liquidity, whether slippage is acceptable, and whether the route is valid. If everything passes, multiple states update: Alice’s USDT decreases, Alice’s ETH increases, pool reserves change, and events may be emitted. But if slippage is too high, the contract may revert. Most state changes made during execution are rolled back. The swap does not happen, and tokens are not exchanged. But Alice still pays gas for the computation already consumed, and the transaction receipt shows failure. This is where many new users get confused: if the transaction failed, why did gas not return? Because nodes still performed computation, but the result was that the requested action could not validly complete. In plain words: you ordered something, but the system discovered it could not be completed. The action failed, but the network still spent computation checking and executing it. Bitcoin Case: UTXO State Transition Bitcoin does not use Ethereum’s account-balance model. It is more like a set of spendable tickets. Suppose Bob has two UTXOs: one worth 0.3 BTC and one worth 0.2 BTC. Bob wants to pay Alice 0.4 BTC. His wallet may choose both UTXOs as inputs, totaling 0.5 BTC, then create two outputs: 0.4 BTC to Alice and the remainder, minus fees, as change back to Bob’s new address. After execution, the two old UTXOs are spent and cannot be used again. The new outputs enter the UTXO set and wait to be spent in the future. So Bitcoin’s state transition is not directly “Bob balance changes from 0.5 to 0.1, Alice balance changes from 0 to 0.4.” That is the wallet’s human-friendly display. The underlying chain updates the UTXO set. Why Transaction Order Matters Transactions are not isolated notes. They share the same state. Suppose Alice has only 100 USDT and sends two transactions: 80 USDT to Bob and 50 USDT to Carol. Each looks reasonable alone, but both cannot succeed together. If 80 USDT executes first, the 50 USDT transfer may fail. If 50 USDT executes first, the 80 USDT transfer may fail. So transaction order inside a block affects final state. This is also why MEV, front-running, and sandwich attacks exist. When transaction order affects results, whoever influences ordering can affect value distribution. We will not dive too deep here, or this article will slide from state transition into the MEV ocean very quickly. What Does “Final” Mean? A transaction entering a block does not mean all risk instantly disappears. In Bitcoin PoW, users often wait for multiple confirmations because the more blocks follow, the harder it becomes to reorganize and replace history. The Bitcoin Developer Guide explains that blocks link through previous block hashes, so modifying history affects all following blocks. In Ethereum PoS, there are also confirmation and finality concepts. A transaction is first included, then gains stronger finality as consensus progresses. For normal users, the wallet showing success is the interface layer; underneath, consensus confirmation still matters. In plain words: a transaction does not change the world just by being broadcast, and inclusion is not always the same as absolute finality. It must be executed, accepted, and strengthened by consensus. Common Misunderstandings The first misunderstanding: a successful transaction means the chain wrote one balance-change row. Not accurate. A successful transaction means the state transition completed under protocol rules. Balance change is only one possible result. Contract storage, nonce, events, and UTXO sets may also change. The second misunderstanding: if a transaction fails, nothing happened. Also wrong. In Ethereum, a failed transaction usually does not preserve contract execution state changes, but it can still consume gas, produce a failure receipt, and affect the account nonce. The chain remembers the attempt, even if the intended action did not complete. The third misunderstanding: nodes only need to trust the validator’s execution result. Wrong. Full nodes verify blocks and transaction execution themselves. Block producers propose results; other nodes check them. Blockchain security comes from verifiability, not “the validator said so.” The fourth misunderstanding: more complex transactions are more advanced. Not necessarily. Complex transactions can create more gas cost, more failure points, more approval risk, and more MEV exposure. Good transaction design achieves clear goals with minimal necessary state changes. Risks and Design Questions The first risk is gas. If users do not understand execution, they may lose gas on failed transactions. DApps should provide transaction simulation, slippage warnings, balance checks, and failure explanations. The second risk is approval. Many token actions require approval first. Approval is also a state transition: it changes how much a contract is allowed to spend from your token balance. Infinite approval is convenient, but the risk is real. The third risk is ordering. Transaction order inside a block may affect price, slippage, and execution result. High-value transactions should consider MEV protection, private submission, limit prices, and route design. The fourth risk is state dependency. The state shown by a DApp frontend may already be outdated. By the time you confirm, pool price, balances, approvals, and on-chain conditions may have changed. Blockchain is not a static webpage; it keeps moving. Conclusion How does a transaction move a blockchain from one state to another? A transaction is broadcast as a signed instruction, validated, ordered, executed, and then updates state according to protocol rules. The resulting state is committed in the block and verified by the network. In Bitcoin, this mainly appears as old UTXOs being spent and new UTXOs being created. In Ethereum, it appears as changes to account balances, nonces, contract code, and contract storage. In DApps, it may appear as swaps, NFT mints, staking, approvals, lending, liquidations, or governance votes. Understanding transactions means understanding how blockchains move. The genesis block gives the chain a starting point, state describes what the chain currently looks like, and transactions push it one step at a time toward the next result. In plain words: blockchain is not a mysterious box that updates balances automatically. It is a strict state machine. You sign an instruction, nodes execute it under rules, success moves state forward, and failure leaves cost and a receipt. Every on-chain change is calculated step by step. About SuperEx As the world’s first Web3-powered cryptocurrency exchange, SuperEx has remained committed to building the Web3 ecosystem. Over the years, it has introduced a comprehensive range of products and services, including SuperEx DAO, SuperEx Web3 Wallet, Super Start, SuperEx P2P, SuperEx Stock Markets, SuperEx Copy Trading, SuperEx Earn, and SuperEx DAO Academy, creating a full-spectrum ecosystem that spans every major sector of Web3. Today, SuperEx serves over 10 million users, with a social media community of more than 600,000 followers across 166 countries and regions worldwide. The platform supports 1,000+ cryptocurrencies for both spot and futures trading. 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