I've been dollar-cost averaging into GT since very early on, and honestly, this journey hasn't been easy. The price has been dropping, but I've never once thought about selling.

The reason is actually quite simple: my judgment on the direction Gate has taken has never changed. I'd rather believe it's pursuing a long-term path rather than short-term speculation.
Right now in this market, it's obvious that many platforms are piling onto hot trends—today U.S. stocks, tomorrow narratives, the next day traffic-driven strategies—the pace keeps getting faster. But Gate's approach is a different style: they don't shout slogans much, yet they keep building. From the crypto-native product system to gradually integrating traditional assets like U.S. stocks, Hong Kong stocks, and Korean stocks, I can sense they're constructing a longer-term structure rather than going for one-off stimuli. Many exchanges haven't even gotten U.S. stocks right yet.
To be honest, if you look at DCAing into GT purely from a short-term returns perspective, it's easy to doubt yourself. But what I care about more is the sense of direction behind it: whether a platform is consistently expanding its boundaries, whether it's making "trading" a more complete experience rather than riding a short wave of hype.
So even though my account is down 80% right now, I haven't changed my strategy. It's not out of stubbornness, but because I feel we're far from the point where I need to adjust my assessment.
The market always rewards emotions, but real value often hides in phases when no one is talking. I choose to keep holding and keep dollar-cost averaging into GT.