I’ve been dollar-cost averaging into GT for a long time, and to be honest, it hasn’t been easy. The price has been dropping, but I’ve never once thought about selling.

The reason is actually simple: my judgment on the Gate ecosystem has never changed — I prefer to believe it’s on a long-term trajectory, not a short-term gamble.
Right now, the market is clearly full of platforms chasing hot trends — one day it’s U.S. stocks, the next it’s narratives, then traffic-driven strategies — the pace is getting faster and faster. But Gate’s path is a different style — it doesn’t shout slogans much, but it keeps building. From its own crypto product system to gradually bringing in traditional assets like U.S. stocks, Hong Kong stocks, and Korean stocks, I can feel it’s constructing a more long-term structure, not just point-based stimuli — and many exchanges haven’t even figured out U.S. stocks yet.
Honestly, if you only look at short-term returns from DCA’ing into GT, it’s easy to doubt yourself. But I care more about the direction behind it: whether a platform is continuously expanding its boundaries, whether it’s making “trading” more complete, rather than just riding a wave of hype.
So even if my account is now down 80%, I haven’t changed my strategy. It’s not because of stubbornness, but because I feel we’re still far from the point where I need to change my judgment.
The market always rewards emotion, but real value is often hidden in phases no one talks about. I choose to keep holding and keep DCA’ing into GT.