Exchanges are opening “mega-supermarkets”: Buy BTC today, look at Moutai tomorrow, and investors will finally have to learn to keep their hands off

If past crypto trading platforms were more like boutiques specializing in digital assets, Gate’s continued expansion into innovative A-share listings is clearly moving toward becoming a “global asset supermarket.”
According to the latest public information, Gate’s innovative listings section has launched 40 popular stocks, including ChangXin Memory Technologies, Unitree Robotics, and CATL, while its stock business covers multiple major markets. This means that in the future, users will not only focus on BTC, ETH, or other crypto assets, but can also turn their attention to traditional stock markets.
The addition of Moutai is particularly symbolic.
Kweichow Moutai remains one of the most recognizable consumer leaders in the A-share market. In the first half of 2026, the company achieved revenue of 90.7B yuan, up 1.47% year-on-year, and net profit attributable to shareholders of 44.52B yuan. It represents a mature business model, a strong brand, and stable profitability.
By comparison, stocks such as ChangXin Memory Technologies and Unitree Robotics are more focused on technology growth and the future of industry. One is responsible for “drinking,” one for “computing,” one for “walking,” and CATL for “charging.” Putting them in the same portfolio would be like a grand platter of the industrial economy.
But what investors truly need to beware of is the “trading addiction” that arises as asset selection becomes increasingly convenient.
In the past, buying A-shares required opening an account, buying Hong Kong stocks had its barriers, and investing in overseas assets also required considering fund arrangements. Now that trading access is becoming increasingly centralized and operations increasingly simple, investors may instead more easily shift from long-term investing to “buying when the market looks bullish today and selling on a pullback tomorrow.”
Therefore, I would rather view Gate’s launch of A-shares as an upgrade to investment infrastructure, rather than simply “adding a few more stocks.”
In the future, the truly competitive platforms may not be those offering the most assets, but those that enable users to manage assets across different markets and risk levels more efficiently.
After all, what the investment world has never lacked is opportunity, but rather an investor who can calmly say in the face of an opportunity: “Don’t rush—I’ll take another look.”#Gate首发上线茅台等10只A股