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To sell Gate US stocks, users generally open their Stock Account, select the supported U.S. stock or ETF position, choose Sell, review the price, quantity, spread, fee, and session status, then submit the order. After execution, the proceeds settle in USDT within the stock account structure, and users may then move or withdraw the supported asset according to Gate’s current account and withdrawal rules.

Buying Samsung stock on Gate means using USDT to trade Samsung Electronics through the Gate Korean Stocks section, subject to Gate Stocks account rules and Korean market trading hours. Users can review Samsung stock information, place buy or sell orders, and manage holdings in a unified stock account, but traditional shareholder rights may differ from a direct Korean brokerage account. Key checks include USDT settlement, KRW price display, order timing, fees, liquidity, dividends, voting rights, and regional eligibility.

When users buy Alibaba Hong Kong Stock on Gate, they receive real price exposure to Alibaba Hong Kong Stock and can participate in its price movements, while dividend handling, voting rights, transfer options, and shareholder-related rights may differ from traditional stockholding methods as of June 2026. The key difference is not only the funding asset, but also the account structure, rights framework, settlement process, and product-rule dependency.

Users can buy Samsung Electronics stock on Gate with USDT through Gate Stocks, without opening a traditional brokerage account. The process starts with a Gate account and USDT balance, then moves through stock account transfer, asset search, order review, and confirmation. Product availability, fees, rights, and regional rules should be checked on Gate before trading.

Biconomy (BICO) is a Web3 infrastructure protocol focused on Account Abstraction, designed to reduce the complexity of blockchain applications through Smart Account, Gas Abstraction, Gasless Transaction, and a cross-chain execution framework, enabling users to interact with on-chain services as seamlessly as they do with traditional internet apps. Its core mission is to abstract away complex Billetera management, Gas fees, and multi-chain interactions, thereby enhancing the Web3 user experience.

BICO is the native token of the Biconomy network and a core component of the broader Account Abstraction ecosystem. Its primary functions include protocol governance, ecosystem incentives, network security, and value capture across multiple layers. As Smart Accounts, Gas Abstraction, and on-chain automated transactions gain wider adoption, BICO has evolved beyond a traditional utility token into an economic coordination tool that bridges developers, users, and the underlying infrastructure network.

Biconomy is a Web3 infrastructure protocol specializing in Account Abstraction, designed to reduce the complexity of blockchain interactions through smart accounts, gas abstraction, modular execution environments, and transaction orchestration mechanisms, bringing Web3 applications closer to the Web2 user experience. As the ERC-4337 standard matures, Biconomy has assembled a complete technical stack—including Nexus Smart Account, Paymaster, Bundler, MEE (Modular Execution Environment), and Supertransaction—driving the transformation of blockchain accounts from traditional wallets into programmable smart accounts.

MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation) is the EU's first unified regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies, but its primary oversight targets centralized crypto-asset service providers (CASPs) rather than fully decentralized DeFi protocols. Under MiCA, if a DeFi project lacks an identifiable operator, management team, or intermediary, it is typically not directly subject to MiCA's requirements. However, when a DeFi protocol involves development team control, centralized governance, a front-end operating entity, or delivers services via centralized platforms, EU regulators may still classify the relevant activities as regulated.

MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation) establishes a unified EU regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies, outlining clear requirements for token issuance, exchange listings, stablecoin management, and information disclosure. MiCA will not prohibit the trading of mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH); however, certain stablecoins, privacy coins, high-risk tokens, and projects lacking compliance disclosures may face stricter oversight. For cryptocurrency exchanges, MiCA mandates that listed assets possess more comprehensive information disclosure and a clearly defined legal liability entity.

MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation) represents the European Union's first comprehensive regulatory framework for crypto-assets. For everyday users, MiCA will not ban the purchase of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum, but it will reshape account registration, identity verification, stablecoin usage, exchange services, and asset protection mechanisms. Going forward, users will increasingly engage with licensed exchanges, undergo more rigorous KYC checks, encounter greater transparency in disclosures, and benefit from stronger investor safeguards.

Samsung Electronics is among the most valuable listed companies in South Korea's securities market and a major player in the global consumer electronics, semiconductor, and AI industry chains. As a flagship of South Korea's comprehensive technology sector, Samsung has long drawn the attention of global investors.

SK Hynix (KRX: 000660) is among the world’s top memory chipmakers and one of the most closely followed semiconductor names in the AI ecosystem. With surging demand for AI data centers, high-performance computing, and HBM (High Bandwidth Memory), SK Hynix has emerged as a bellwether tech stock in South Korea’s equity market.

Hyundai Motor Company (KRX: 005380) is one of South Korea's largest automakers and a major global player in new energy vehicles, intelligent driving, and hydrogen-powered vehicles. As one of the most iconic industrial firms in South Korea, Hyundai Motor has consistently attracted strong interest from investors worldwide.

Gate's US stock price difference happens when the price shown or executed on Gate does not exactly match the NYSE price a user is comparing against. The difference may come from quote timing, bid-ask spread, liquidity, market session, order type, fees, and USDT settlement. The order confirmation screen is the practical reference before submitting a trade.

As digital assets and traditional financial markets increasingly converge, a growing number of investors seek more convenient access to global stock markets. Gate officially launches its stock trading service, enabling eligible users to trade US, Hong Kong, and Korean stocks directly with USDT—without requiring a separate traditional brokerage account or fiat currency exchange. This article explores Gate's stock trading operating model, supported markets, and key features, as well as how it delivers a seamless one-stop global asset allocation experience.