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G STOCKS PURCHASE SUBSIDY: UP TO 1,000 U — WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE YOU BUY

Gate’s gStocks promotion introduces an opportunity for eligible users to receive a purchase subsidy of up to 1,000 U, but with a limited reward pool and first-come, first-served mechanics, timing and attention to the rules can be just as important as the investment itself.

Promotions like this may look simple at first: purchase eligible stocks, generate qualifying volume, and receive cashback. However, the real difference between receiving a meaningful reward and missing out often comes down to understanding the eligibility requirements, calculation method, holding conditions, and remaining reward pool.

THE 1,000 U MAXIMUM — HOW DOES IT WORK?

The individual subsidy is capped at 1,000 U per user, with a 2% cashback rate.

That means reaching the maximum potential reward requires approximately 50,000 U of qualifying purchase or trading volume.

For example:

10,000 U × 2% = 200 U cashback

25,000 U × 2% = 500 U cashback

50,000 U × 2% = 1,000 U cashback

The important point is that the 1,000 U figure represents the maximum individual subsidy, not an automatic payment. Your actual reward depends on your eligible activity and the campaign rules.

CHECK WHICH ASSETS QUALIFY

Before placing an order, carefully verify which gStocks are included in the promotion.

Potentially relevant names may include major U.S. stocks such as $NVDA, $TSLA, and $SNDK, but users should confirm the official campaign terms to determine whether a specific stock, transaction type, or trading pair qualifies.

Do not assume that every gStock purchase automatically contributes toward the cashback calculation.

THE SHAREHOLDER POOL MATTERS TOO

Another important element is the separate reward allocation for eligible gStocks shareholders.

If the campaign includes a dedicated 50,000 U shareholder reward pool, eligibility may depend on maintaining the required position until a specified snapshot time or satisfying a minimum holding period.

This means buying a stock briefly and immediately selling it may not necessarily qualify.

Before participating, check:

Eligible stock requirements

Minimum holding amount

Required holding period

Snapshot date and time

Whether selling before the snapshot invalidates eligibility

These details can significantly affect your final reward.

FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVED MEANS TIMING MATTERS

The overall promotion may have a limited reward pool of 100,000 U. Once the available rewards are distributed, the campaign can effectively become unavailable even if the official promotional period has not yet ended.

This creates an important execution risk.

Completing KYC, depositing funds, purchasing eligible stocks, or waiting for transaction settlement too late could result in missing the available reward allocation.

In other words, qualifying activity alone may not be enough if the reward pool has already been exhausted.

SMART PARTICIPATION OVER BLIND PARTICIPATION

The most important lesson is simple: a subsidy should never be the only reason to buy an asset.

Before committing capital, verify the eligible assets, cashback calculation, individual cap, holding requirements, snapshot rules, settlement conditions, and remaining reward pool.

A 2% subsidy can improve capital efficiency, but it should be viewed as an additional benefit rather than a substitute for proper investment analysis.

CHECK THE TERMS. CALCULATE YOUR ELIGIBLE REWARD. ACT EARLY.

With limited rewards and first-come, first-served distribution, preparation can make the difference between simply participating and actually capturing the available benefit.

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