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In recent years, the global technology industry has developed rapidly. Many companies have already accumulated substantial market scale and technological strength before they officially go public, which has gradually drawn investors’ attention to the Pre-IPO market. Compared with waiting until a company completes its IPO to start researching, more and more people want to learn in advance about the company’s development direction, industry positioning, and market potential. Gate Pre-IPOs helps users grasp key updates from non-listed companies more efficiently by integrating company information, innovative product mechanisms, and a digitized trading experience, thereby building a more complete investment research workflow.

How Gate Pre-IPOs change the way non-listed companies are researched

As global innovative enterprises continue to increase, the focus of market research has gradually shifted from listed companies to fast-growing non-listed companies. Many technology companies have already established mature products, market foundations, and business models before going public. Therefore, Pre-IPO has become an important stage for observing a company’s development. By getting company information early, investors can not only understand the company’s growth direction, but also analyze industry trends and future market opportunities more deeply.

Centralize company information to improve research efficiency

Researching non-listed companies usually requires consulting large amounts of material, including the company’s latest news, fundraising progress, industry analysis, market commentary, and public information. If information is scattered across different platforms, it not only consumes time, but also makes it easy to miss important content. Gate Pre-IPOs consolidates and organizes company-related information so users can continuously track a company’s development and market changes on a single platform, reducing time spent searching for materials and allowing more effort to be devoted to company analysis and investment planning.

Mirror Note provides different ways to observe companies

In addition to information consolidation, Gate Pre-IPOs also introduces the Mirror Note mechanism, allowing users to track the valuation changes of a specific company through a value-mapping approach. It’s important to note that Mirror Note is not company stock, and it does not mean that holders have equity in the company or shareholder status. Instead, it is a digitized product that reflects changes in a company’s value. Through this mechanism, users can continue to monitor a company’s growth in a more flexible way without having to wait for the company to officially list.

More flexible trading models to meet global market needs

Because trading hours differ across countries’ financial markets, traditional markets still face certain limitations when operating across time zones. Gate Pre-IPOs leverages the advantages of digitized asset platforms to provide more flexible trading arrangements in compliance with platform rules. This lets users adjust their operating pace based on market information and their own strategies, without being fully constrained by traditional trading hours—making global market research more convenient.

After a company goes public, the investment process can continue

A successful IPO is only a new stage in a company’s development, not the endpoint of research. Gate Pre-IPOs, designed based on different projects, provides corresponding follow-up asset arrangements to help users continue managing related assets after the company lists. Whether users want to track the company’s development long-term or rebalance their investment allocation again, the overall process becomes more complete and the flexibility of asset management improves.

How Mirror Note reflects changes in a company’s capital

During a company’s growth, its capital structure may be adjusted due to factors such as stock splits, reverse splits, or capital increases. Gate Pre-IPOs updates the Mirror Note mapping parameters based on the company’s actual changes, ensuring that the product continues to reflect changes in the company’s value. This helps users understand the potential impact brought by adjustments to the capital structure while maintaining consistency in how the product operates.

Digitized platforms make the Pre-IPO market easier to access

In the past, non-listed company information was harder to obtain, so investors often spent a large amount of time organizing and compiling various materials. Gate Pre-IPOs builds a more complete digitized research environment by integrating features such as company information, Mirror Note, flexible trading arrangements, and follow-up asset management. This lowers the difficulty of obtaining information and also enables more users to systematically track the development of global innovative enterprises.

Gate Pre-IPOs introduces OpenAI subscriptions to capture AI industry growth opportunities

Gate Pre-IPOs continues to expand its investment footprint in non-listed enterprises worldwide. This issue officially launches an OpenAI (OPENAI) subscription offering, giving users the opportunity to participate in the potential growth value of a company before it officially lists. As an important representative of generative AI technology, OpenAI has driven the rapid popularization of artificial intelligence with products such as ChatGPT, and it has received significant attention from both the global tech industry and capital markets—making it one of the most closely watched AI unicorns in recent years. This subscription supports two settlement currencies: USDT and GUSD. Through Gate Pre-IPOs’s Mirror Note (mirrored ticket) mechanism, the value changes before and after a company’s listing are mapped, allowing users to participate in investment opportunities in non-listed companies more conveniently. After completing the subscription, assets will be progressively unlocked according to product rules. During this period, users can trade in the pre-market. In the future, once the company completes its IPO and the lock-up period ends, users can also exit assets via platform mechanisms.

Average lock-up model balances fairness and participation efficiency

Gate Pre-IPOs does not determine the final allocation based on the subscription amount of each individual order. Instead, it uses the average lock-up amount as the calculation basis. The platform calculates each user’s final allocation ratio based on the average lock-up data per hour across the entire subscription period. Therefore, the earlier a user completes the subscription and continues to lock funds, the more likely they are to increase their allocation weighting. In addition, the platform also provides various subscription rewards. Eligible users can receive the GT “sunshine” reward. Users who subscribe using GUSD can also enjoy GUSD minting returns during the lock-up period, so that the funds maintaining lock-up can still maintain a certain level of usage efficiency while waiting for allocation.

Build a complete pre-market trading and asset exit process

To enhance liquidity for non-listed assets, Gate Pre-IPOs establishes a complete pre-market trading environment. Once assets complete staged unlocking, holders can freely trade Mirror Note on the platform 7×24 hours a day, adjusting their position allocation according to market conditions, without having to wait for the company to officially list. After the company completes its IPO and meets the product requirements, the platform will provide stock-related assets or offer exit options such as exchanging for USDT at market prices. If the target company ultimately never lists, or if major events such as acquisition or merger occur, the platform will also complete settlement based on the Mirror Note rules and the reasonable value of the company’s ordinary shares, providing a relatively complete investment process.

Still need to understand product rules before participating in Pre-IPO

Although digitized tools make market information more transparent, Pre-IPO remains a market with certain risks. A company’s operating conditions, industry competition, the overall economic environment, and policy changes may all affect the company’s future development. Therefore, before using Gate Pre-IPOs, it is recommended to read the product materials in detail, including product explanations, participation eligibility, risk disclosures, and relevant rules, and then plan according to your own investment goals and risk tolerance.

Summary

As more and more innovative enterprises around the world demonstrate strong growth potential even before listing, Pre-IPO has gradually become an important area for investors to build long-term research frameworks. Through integrating company information, Mirror Note value mapping, flexible trading models, and comprehensive follow-up asset arrangements, Gate Pre-IPOs creates a smoother non-listed company research experience, helping users continuously track company development and market trends. However, before participating in any Pre-IPO project, users should still fully understand how the product operates and the related risks, in order to build a more robust investment strategy that aligns with their own needs.

FAQ

What are the main functions provided by Gate Pre-IPOs?

Gate Pre-IPOs integrates company information, Mirror Note value mapping, flexible trading models, and follow-up asset arrangements, helping users research non-listed companies more efficiently.

Is Mirror Note the same as company stock?

No. Mirror Note is a digitized product that tracks changes in a company’s valuation, and it does not mean that holders have company equity or shareholder rights.

What should I pay attention to before using Gate Pre-IPOs?

It is recommended to first read the product rules, participation eligibility, and risk disclosures for each project, and then evaluate whether to participate based on your own investment objectives and risk tolerance.