#分享美股交易赢英伟达股票 It's quite interesting to talk about. As someone who has been in the crypto world for a few years, I am a seasoned trader, and my first time buying US stocks was actually completed on Gate.

On June 1st, when I was browsing the marketplace, I saw that Gate officially launched a stock trading feature, allowing direct USDT trading of US stocks. Honestly, I had heard of many projects talking about USDT buying US stocks before, but they were all about tokenized stocks or mapped assets, which felt like a layer of illusion—always a bit untrustworthy.

But this time, Gate was different. I studied it carefully; it connects to compliant brokers holding US Broker-Dealer licenses, operating in an Omnibus IB model, with orders routed directly to major exchanges like NYSE and Nasdaq for matching. Simply put, what you buy are real US stock assets, not mapped tokens on the chain. Plus, the partner broker is a SIPC member, providing protection mechanisms for client securities assets.

This was very important to me. Over the years in crypto, I’ve seen plenty of rug pulls and crashes, so before buying assets, I always ask what the underlying actually is. Gate’s stocks are genuine “spot” assets—no holding costs, no swap fees, no overnight fees. Dividends and dividends are automatically sent to the account in USDT, no hassle. It’s independent from the platform’s existing CFD product system, with funds managed separately. Especially regarding compliance, which gives me more peace of mind as a long-term investor—after all, US stocks are not short-term speculative assets; holding them securely and confidently is key.

June 1st was also the first day of the event. Gate’s marketplace launched the “Stock Trading Sharing Challenge,” where posting US stock-related content with the hashtag #Gate正式推出股票交易 has a chance to win Nvidia stock rewards. The top 1–3 each get $50 worth of Nvidia stock, the top 7 daily best trading analyses each get $20, and there are 100 Sunshine Awards and 100 Newcomer First Post Awards, each worth $2 in Nvidia stock.

Interestingly, on the same day, Nvidia officially announced its entry into the PC processor market at GTC Taipei 2026, partnering with Microsoft to launch the N1X chip. Goldman Sachs immediately reiterated a buy rating and a $285 target price. During the day, Nvidia’s pre-market surged over 2%, and by evening, it had risen more than 6%, with market cap soaring by $319 billion overnight, and the Nasdaq closed above 27,000 points for the first time. The AI hardware chip craze is spreading across the board—Arm up over 15%, Micron Technology surpassing $1000, TSMC over 4%.

Since market sentiment is already in place, I also feel that the AI narrative can continue for a while. So I thought: if I catch this wave of AI chip hype for a short-term trade, and then participate in the challenge by posting a trading analysis in the marketplace, maybe I can kill two birds with one stone.

Open the Gate App, update it to the latest version, and find the stock section in the TradFi category. The interface is very similar to crypto trading—order placement, market buy options are all familiar, not as fancy or intimidating as I imagined.

My first choice was Nvidia NVDA. The reason is simple—AI computing power has been hot, and Nvidia, as the absolute leader, has only been seen fluctuating in the news. Now I finally get to trade it myself. I transferred some USDT, and the system automatically exchanged it for USD. The moment I placed the buy order, I felt a little excited.

But on the first day, I was met with a cold splash of water. Nvidia rose over 6% that day, and I chased the high, buying at a relatively high point. The next day, it pulled back slightly, and my account went from floating profit to a slight loss. Honestly, such fluctuations are nothing in crypto, but experiencing a loss for the first time in a US stock account felt quite different mentally.