Don’t ask how much you made—first ask: What did you buy in your first trade?

Gate’s global user base has surpassed 60 million, a figure that easily brings to mind the platform’s scale, trading volume, and ecosystem development.
But for ordinary users, what really matters may not be the number 60 million, but that personal “first.”
When did you first register with Gate?
Did you hesitate when making your first deposit?
When you first clicked “Buy,” did it feel like you had officially entered another world?
Some people bought BTC in their first trade, steadily beginning their crypto journey; some bought ETH and later went on to explore the on-chain ecosystem; and for others, their first trade may have been an altcoin that is now difficult to find.
They thought they had cracked the code to wealth, but when they looked back a few years later: they never found the code, but their wallet did preserve a piece of history.
Of course, some people made money on their very first trade, became extremely confident, and decided they were born to trade. Until the next market move told them—the market is best at teaching overconfident people a lesson.
That’s why I’ve always felt that what’s most worth remembering about the crypto market isn’t how much you made on any particular trade, but all those firsts.
The first profit, the first loss, the first dip buy, the first time selling too early, and the first time you stayed in the market despite experiencing a massive crash.
60 million users means 60 million different trading journeys.
This time, why not have a “trading memory lane” session on Gate Square?
What year did you join Gate? What was your first trade? And what was your most outrageous move?
Come on, don’t hide it—everyone has come this far by “paying tuition.”#Gate用户突破6000万