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Gate June 2026 Transparency Report, Global Competitiveness Rises Amid Multi-Asset Expansion

Crypto exchange Gate released its June 2026 Transparency Report, providing a comprehensive view of the platform’s trading scale, product expansion, and the scope of its regulatory compliance. The report comes amid intense competition among global crypto exchanges in terms of transparency of asset reserves—a standard that users have increasingly demanded in recent years after a series of exchange bankruptcies.

Reserves and Security

Based on data as of June 22, Gate’s total reserves were recorded at $8.182 billion, with an overall reserve ratio of 115%, covering nearly 500 types of users’ assets. This figure translates into a surplus of around $1.11 billion above total liabilities to users. Asset-by-asset details show more specific reserve ratios: Bitcoin has a surplus ratio of 32.73%, with 25.292 BTC held versus 19,054 BTC owned by users, while Ethereum has a surplus ratio of 22.91%. The GUSD stablecoin is listed with a surplus ratio of 72.81%, the native token GT reaches 134.18%, and XRP stands at 116.92%.

Another notable development is that users’ holdings of USD1 tokens surged dramatically from 6.82 million to 712 million tokens during the reporting period, with the platform’s reserves reaching 782 million tokens to offset that. All these figures come from Gate’s official reports, which the company claims use zero knowledge proof technology for verification, and have been re-confirmed by the independent data platform CoinGecko in its database.

Trading Scale

Gate’s spot volume in June reached $66.1 billion, up 50.8% month-over-month, the fastest growth among global centralized exchanges according to Gate’s internal claims. Gate’s spot market share rose to 5.95%. Independent data from DefiLlama also supports this momentum, noting that Gate achieved more than $495.84 million in net inflows over seven days and more than $485.78 million over thirty days, ranking first among all global centralized exchanges in both categories.

On the derivatives side, June’s volume reached $369 billion, with open interest market share of 9.52% to 10.8% depending on the calculation method, placing Gate in the range of the top three to four derivatives platforms worldwide. Gate also claims a top-three global ranking in the real-world asset perpetual futures category, with a 3.90% market share in a category that, according to the report, jumped 57% throughout June.

CryptoQuant research firm reports that Gate ranks first in terms of the average size of institutional trading in the spot Bitcoin and Ethereum markets and in perpetual contracts, while CoinDesk confirms that Gate’s spot volume grew 11.5%, the highest growth rate among all major centralized exchanges they track.

Expansion into Traditional Financial Assets

June was an important month for Gate’s ambition to move into traditional financial assets. The platform launched real share trading for the United States, Hong Kong, and South Korea, covering major exchanges such as NYSE, Nasdaq, HKEX, and KRX, with fractional-share trading starting from 0.01 share, and 24-hour nonstop trading for selected assets.

Gate’s Direct IPO Access service also recorded its first achievement through a SpaceX project, completing a full cycle ranging from pre-IPO access, direct IPO, to trading in the secondary market. A recent development not covered in the June report but relevant today: Gate has just opened the pre-IPO certificate offering period for OpenAI. It is a note instrument reflecting the value of the AI company before it officially lists, priced at $722 per unit, with a total offering pool of about $20 million, referencing OpenAI’s implied valuation estimated to reach $895 billion.

In addition, Gate Wealth was officially launched as an integrated wealth management platform, covering digital assets, stocks, ETFs, foreign exchange, commodities, structured products, and access to primary market opportunities within a single ecosystem.

Ecosystem Growth

Gate’s monthly prediction market volume reached $280 million, surging more than 145% month-over-month, ranking first among Polymarket partner channels. This momentum is likely to continue through mid-July, since the FIFA World Cup 2026 has now entered the semifinals, and Gate Polymarket integration is reported to continue monitoring every development of the tournament in real time—a category that historically drives significant volume spikes on market prediction platforms.

Gate’s monthly ETF product volume is approaching $20 billion across 356 asset pairs, while the average daily volume of its CFD copy trading service grew 29% month-over-month. Total value locked in earn on-chain products reached $1.154 billion, with the ETH component even touching the highest level of all time. Meanwhile, Gate Layer, Gate’s blockchain infrastructure, processed more than 43.8 million transactions throughout June, up 9% month-over-month.

Regulatory Compliance Expansion

From a legality standpoint, Gate entities now hold a MiCA license in Europe, a VARA license in Dubai, an FSA license in Japan, an MTL license in 47 jurisdictions in the United States, and an official AUSTRAC registration in Australia. Additional note: Gate entities in Malta previously also obtained MiCA authorization from the local regulator since September of last year, and in February 2026 obtained a payment institution license under the PSD2 framework of the European Union. This series of licenses builds a compliance framework that is claimed to be truly global, covering four continents at once.

The full report can be accessed directly through Gate’s official announcement page.