#LINK5L The crypto leveraged ETF markets are traded 24/7, typically with great fluctuations. Some leveraged ETFs are currently traded on Gate.io with too small share value, which negatively impact the price precision and trading simplicity. To improve users’ experience in trading ETFs, Gate.io will conduct share merge for several leveraged ETFs on February 10th 2025, around 6:00 AM UTC. After this share merge, the number of ETF shares held by users and the unit value per share will change, but the total value of users’ holdings will not change (without considering value changes caused by market fluctuations).

Below you will find how we will conduct the merge:
RUNE3L will have a 1-for-1000 reverse split. After the split is completed, the number of ETF shares held by users will become 1/1000 that before the split , and the unit value will be 1000 times that before the split.
AXS5L will have a 1-for-1000 reverse split. After the split is completed, the number of ETF shares held by users will become 1/1000 that before the split , and the unit value will be 1000 times that before the split.
GALA5L will have a 1-for-1000 reverse split. After the split is completed, the number of ETF shares held by users will become 1/1000 that before the split , and the unit value will be 1000 times that before the split.
BCH5L will have a 1-for-1000 reverse split. After the split is completed, the number of ETF shares held by users will become 1/1000 that before the split , and the unit value will be 1000 times that before the split.
LINK5L will have a 1-for-1000 reverse split. After the split is completed, the number of ETF shares held by users will become 1/1000 that before the split , and the unit value will be 1000 times that before the split.
After the reverse split is completed, Gate.io will resume these ETF trading markets. Please note, the price will fluctuate around the new unit value after the split. Users should pay close attention when placing their orders.
After the reverse split, the candlestick chart will have a leap. You may use split-adjusted functionalities to get a smooth chart.