I thought Gate buying US stocks was just a gimmick, but a week later, the account allocation started to become "US stock-like."

Many crypto users, upon first seeing Gate launch US stock trading, their first reaction was: "Does anyone really use this?"

Until they actually experienced it, they realized things weren’t as simple as they imagined.

In the past, buying US stocks required switching brokers, waiting for market open on weekdays, transferring funds, exchanging currencies, and researching various rules. But in Gate, the familiar trading interface, familiar candlestick charts, and familiar order placement methods made the entire process as natural as buying BTC.

Especially for crypto players who are used to 24-hour trading, the biggest feeling isn’t "convenience," but "no learning curve."

The wall between traditional finance and the crypto market seems to have disappeared instantly.

Many users initially just bought a share of TSLA with a trial mindset, but after a few weeks, their account allocation gradually became:

* 40% BTC;
* 30% ETH;
* 20% Nvidia;
* 10% Apple.

They finally realized they had inexplicably completed a global asset allocation.

Netizens joked:
Previously, trading coins was called "all-in," now it’s called "diversified assets."

The greatest value of this move by Gate isn’t just enabling crypto users to trade US stocks, but actually merging the two markets for the first time.

Many people originally thought it was just adding a new section, but it actually opened another door to wealth. #分享美股交易赢英伟达股票