$GT I’ve been DCAing GT for a long time. To be honest, this whole journey hasn’t been easy. The price kept falling, but I’ve never had the thought of “selling.”

The reason is actually not complicated: my assessment of Gate’s trajectory has never changed. I’d rather believe it’s taking a long-term route than getting into short-term games.

Right now, the market is clearly like this: many platforms are chasing hotspots—today it’s the US stocks, tomorrow it’s the narrative, the day after that it’s all about traffic tactics, and the pace is getting faster and faster. But Gate’s path feels like a different style—not shouting slogans much, but consistently getting things done. From its product system within crypto itself, to gradually bringing traditional assets like US stocks, Hong Kong stocks, and Korean stocks into the mix, I can feel that it’s building a more long-term structure—more than just single-point stimulation. And while many exchanges, even in the US, haven’t managed to pull this off, Gate seems to be doing it.

Honestly, if you only look at short-term returns, it’s easy to doubt yourself about the whole GT DCA strategy. But what I care more about is the sense of direction behind it: whether a platform keeps expanding its boundaries, whether it’s making “trading” more complete—not just building hype for a while.

So even if my account is down 80% right now, I haven’t changed my strategy. Not because I’m stubborn, but because I believe this position hasn’t reached the point where I need to change my judgment.

The market always rewards emotions, but real value is often hidden in stages when no one is discussing it. I choose to keep holding it—and keep DCAing GT as well.