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Stock Futures New Listing Airdrop Season 11, Register to Get 5 USDT

Eligible Assets:

GIGADEV (GigaDevice Semiconductor 03986.HK), ZJINNOLIGHT (Zhongji Innolight 03308.HK), SMIC (Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation 00981.HK), HHGRACE (Hua Hong Semiconductor 01347.HK), BYD (BYD 01211.HK), CATL (Contemporary Amperex Technology 03750.HK), ZIJINMINING (Zijin Mining 02899.HK), YOFC (Yangtze Optical Fibre and Cable 06869.HK), PYPL (PayPal Holdings), and JMKE (Jersey Mike’s Subs)

Complete your first futures trade, trade daily, and accumulate futures trading volume to earn up to 240 USDT per user.

Campaign Period: August 3, 2026, 10:00 to August 12, 2026, 10:00 (UTC)

tock Futures are derivatives that track the price performance of specified stocks or ETFs and use USDT as margin. Users can go long or short based on their market outlook without directly purchasing the underlying shares. Leverage can also be used to improve capital efficiency. Stock Futures are not the same as spot stocks. Holding Stock Futures does not mean that you own shares in the corresponding company, nor does it grant voting rights, dividends, or other shareholder rights.

Key Advantages

Access Global Stock Markets in One Place

Trade Futures linked to popular U.S., Hong Kong, Korean assets through one Gate account.

Trade in Both Market Directions

Go long when you expect prices to rise or go short when you expect prices to fall.

USDT-Margined Settlement

Margin, profit and loss, and applicable fees are calculated in USDT, simplifying asset management.

Flexible Leverage and Risk Controls

Select leverage and use take-profit, stop-loss, and position management tools to support different trading strategies.

Quickly Switch Between Market Themes

Access popular themes ranging from AI chips and electric vehicles to consumer brands, healthcare, and internet companies.

Stock Futures vs. Spot Stocks

	Stock Futures	Spot Stocks
Product Type	Derivatives linked to stock price performance	Company shares or related equity interests
Trading Direction	Supports long and short positions	Primarily used for buying, holding, and selling
Leverage	Supports leverage	No Futures leverage
Settlement Asset	USDT	USDT
Shareholder Rights	No voting rights or direct dividend rights	Dividend rights are available
Liquidation Risk	Positions may be liquidated	Generally no Futures liquidation mechanism
Primary Use	Short-term trading, hedging, and directional strategies	Portfolio allocation and long-term holding

Start Futures Trading in Four Steps

Step 1 | Log In to Gate

Step 2 | Enter the Stock Futures Section

Select “Stock Futures” on the Futures page or open a trading page directly from a popular asset card.

Step 3 | Choose Your Direction and Leverage

Go long or short, then set the trading amount, leverage, take-profit, and stop-loss levels.

Step 4 | Manage Your Position

View your PnL, margin ratio, and liquidation price on the Positions page, and adjust your position as the market changes.

1. What is the difference between Stock Futures and spot stocks?

Stock Futures are derivatives that track stock price performance and support long positions, short positions, and leveraged trading. Spot stocks represent shares or related equity interests. Holding Stock Futures does not mean that you own shares in the corresponding company.

2. Do Stock Futures provide dividends or voting rights?

No. Stock Futures users are not registered shareholders of the corresponding companies and do not receive voting rights or direct stock dividends. Corporate actions are handled according to the applicable Futures rules.

3. Which asset is used to settle Stock Futures?

Stock Futures generally use USDT as margin and as the settlement asset for profit and loss. Please refer to the trading page for specific details.

4. Which markets and stocks are supported?

The page displays Stock Futures currently supported by Gate across the U.S., Hong Kong, Korean. Supported assets may be updated based on market conditions. The trading page provides the final list.

5. Can users short Stock Futures?

Yes. Users can go long or short based on their market outlook. Incorrect market judgments may result in losses.

6. How much leverage is available?

Maximum leverage may vary by asset. Refer to the trading page for the available leverage range. Leverage magnifies both potential gains and potential losses.

7. Are Stock Futures available around the clock?

Stock Futures support 24/7 trading.

8. What happens if the underlying stock is suspended or undergoes a corporate action?

If the underlying stock is suspended, split, consolidated, pays a dividend, delists, or undergoes another corporate action, Gate may adjust the price, parameters, trading status, or settlement method according to the applicable Futures rules.

9. What fees apply to Stock Futures?

Fees may include trading fees, funding fees, and other charges displayed on the platform. Refer to the order confirmation page and official fee schedule for details.

10. When can a position be liquidated?

A position may be liquidated when the account no longer has sufficient margin to maintain it. Users should monitor their margin ratio, liquidation price, and market conditions.

11. How is campaign Futures Trading volume calculated?

Campaign Futures Trading volume is generally calculated as the sum of valid buy and sell turnover. Unfilled orders, canceled orders, and abnormal transactions are excluded from campaign statistics.

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