$GT Why has the price entered a bottoming phase? From the weekly chart structure, GT's performance over the past two years can be divided into three stages. In 2024, as the overall market warms up and platform trading activity increases, GT gradually rose from around $4 to above $10. Entering early 2025, driven by bullish market sentiment and expectations of platform ecosystem expansion, GT further accelerated its rise and temporarily broke through $25. However, rapid increases are often accompanied by concentrated profit-taking. As the market enters a correction phase, GT's price began to steadily decline and gradually gave back most of its previous gains. After nearly a year of adjustment, the current price has returned to around $6.7, with overall volatility significantly reduced, and market sentiment becoming more stable. From a technical perspective, it now appears closer to a long-term bottoming process rather than a new downward trend. Compared to previous large fluctuations, the current market is waiting for new fundamental drivers to emerge. Meanwhile, the $6 to $7 range is gradually forming a new cost concentration zone, indicating that the previous bubble has been largely deflated.

For GT, the most important variables to watch in the future mainly come from three aspects. First is the overall trading volume and user growth on the platform; increased trading activity often means platform revenue and ecosystem scale are expanding in tandem. Second is the development speed of the multi-asset strategy. Whether real stocks, Hong Kong stocks, IPO Access, and CFD services can continue to attract more users will directly impact the platform's future growth potential. Lastly is the development of Gate Layer and the AI ecosystem. If on-chain business can gradually scale up, GT's application scenarios and value support are also expected to strengthen further. Compared to short-term price fluctuations, these fundamental changes may be more worth long-term attention.