#Gate用户突破6000万 Gate: From Numbers to Ecosystem, an Exchange's 60 Million-User Story

Founded in 2013, Gate was initially an unremarkable member of the many cryptocurrency exchanges. More than a decade later, the platform has risen to the forefront globally in terms of user base—the latest reserve report shows that Gate's global registered users have surpassed 59 million and are racing toward the 60 million mark; it supports trading in more than 4,900 digital assets and over 12,800 stocks and ETFs, covering the four major markets of U.S. stocks, Hong Kong stocks, South Korean stocks, and Japanese stocks, with reserves exceeding $8.2 billion and a coverage ratio as high as 127%.

The leap from 59 million to 60 million may appear to be merely a numerical milestone, but behind it lies Gate's ecological transformation from "an exchange platform" into "comprehensive digital financial infrastructure." Numbers are the result; the ecosystem is the cause.

The Growth of the Numbers: A Three-Level Leap in User Scale

Looking back at Gate's user growth trajectory, a clear acceleration can be seen. In March 2026, global users surpassed 51 million; in April, 53 million; by the end of the second quarter, the figure had reached 58 million; and according to the latest reserve report in August, it had exceeded 59 million. The platform added approximately 8 million users in half a year, with no sign of slowing growth.

This growth was not accidental. Throughout 2026, the crypto market experienced intense volatility—a global sell-off in July followed by a rebound in August. Gate demonstrated its resilience precisely amid this volatility: spot trading volume remained among the top three globally for an extended period, with 24-hour spot trading volume at one point ranking second worldwide; open interest in perpetual contracts maintained an 11% to 12% global share, placing it in the top tier of derivatives platforms. Trading depth and user activity rose simultaneously, creating a positive cycle of "better liquidity—more users—even better liquidity."

Horizontal Expansion: From "Coins" to a "Full-Asset" Trading Ecosystem

As its user base expanded, Gate's asset footprint had long since ceased to be limited to cryptocurrencies. This is the most fundamental point distinguishing it from the vast majority of its peers—bringing traditional financial assets into the crypto trading experience.

Today, within a single Gate account, users can trade Bitcoin and Ethereum, buy and sell U.S. stocks, Hong Kong stocks, South Korean stocks, Japanese stocks, and various ETFs, and gain access to traditional asset classes such as foreign exchange, metals, indices, and commodities. Gate has also built a complete product line covering Pre-IPO (pre-listing allocations), direct IPO (direct subscription), and gStocks (tokenized stocks)—Pre-IPO allocations for popular assets such as SpaceX once attracted more than $100 million in subscriptions, showing that investors have embraced the model of "configuring global assets in one account."

This "multi-asset synergy" strategic positioning means Gate is no longer merely a passive participant in crypto bull and bear cycles, but is striving to become a bridge connecting digital assets with traditional financial markets.

Vertical Deepening: From Trading Platform to Financial Infrastructure

Horizontally, the range of asset types has broadened; vertically, the depth of services has expanded. Centered around trading, Gate is growing a complete ecosystem matrix:

Gate Wallet supports on-chain asset management and serves as a Web3 gateway, Gate Ventures handles ecosystem investment and incubation, Gate Wealth integrates global wealth management operations, and Gate for AI Agent brings AI capabilities into trading assistance. The platform has also launched new scenarios such as prediction markets and AI applications.

From spot and futures trading to wealth management, from stock trading to Pre-IPO, and from on-chain wallets to wealth management—from "enabling you to trade" to "enabling you to complete all your asset allocation on the platform," Gate's goal has been upgraded. This transformation from an "exchange" into a "comprehensive financial platform" is the fundamental support for its continued breakthroughs in user scale.

Globalization and Compliance: The Foundation for Ecosystem Growth

Another underlying thread of the ecosystem's expansion is the globalization of its compliance system. Gate has obtained or completed regulatory registrations and license applications in multiple jurisdictions, including Malta, Lithuania, Cyprus, the Bahamas, Japan, and Australia. Its Maltese company obtained a payment institution license under the EU PSD2 directive. Establishing compliance footholds in Europe and elsewhere provides institutional safeguards for its expansion into emerging markets.

Transparency and Security: The Ecosystem's Trust Foundation

In the crypto industry, the larger the user base, the higher the cost of trust. Gate chose "transparency" as its answer—it was one of the first platforms in the industry to achieve 100% proof of reserves, with its reserve coverage ratio rising from 115% to 127% and covering nearly 500 types of user assets, while core reserves such as BTC and ETH continued to grow steadily. In a crypto world that has experienced multiple waves of industry collapses, these visible asset reserves provide the confidence to retain 59 million users and race toward 60 million.

Conclusion: Behind the Numbers Lies the Depth of the Ecosystem

60 million users, 4,900 digital assets, 12,800 stocks and ETFs, four major stock markets, $8.2 billion in reserves, and reserve coverage of more than 117%... Taken together, these figures outline not a "larger exchange," but a comprehensive digital financial platform taking shape.

From numbers to ecosystem, from trading to allocation, and from cryptocurrencies to global assets—Gate's growth story is essentially a microcosm of the crypto industry's movement toward the mainstream. When the user base surpasses 60 million, it will represent not merely another milestone in user numbers, but proof that the species known as the "crypto trading platform" has formally grown into "global financial infrastructure."

Over the next decade, the focus will not be on the user figure itself, but on the extent to which these more than 60 million users can truly be "served" by this ecosystem.$GT