More than 12800 stocks and ETFs covered! Gate isn’t just focused on crypto—the financial landscape is set to expand?

If you still think crypto platforms can only track Bitcoin’s ups and downs, Gate’s Q3 2026 report may change your perspective. The report shows that Gate covers more than 12800 stocks and ETFs globally. That’s something—this is no longer just about watching crypto prices, and investors’ watchlists may soon be bursting at the seams.

Why is this direction worth watching? Because users’ needs are becoming more complex. Some want to trade crypto assets, some follow US stocks, some prefer ETFs, and others would love to handle all their investments in one account. Platforms that offer a wider range of assets have a chance to keep users engaged longer and expand into new business areas.

But broad asset coverage doesn’t automatically mean a competitive edge. The real test lies in product experience, trading costs, liquidity, compliance arrangements, and the ability to serve different markets. After all, having a menu with ten thousand dishes doesn’t mean every one of them tastes good.

For Gate, the next stage may be a shift from an “asset-listing race” to a “comprehensive experience race.” When users don’t have to keep switching platforms for different assets, business synergies have a chance to deliver real value.

Of course, the number of assets covered is only a starting point; the actual tradable range and service terms still depend on the specific product. A financial supermarket can be huge, but what ultimately determines whether customers come back is never how long the shelves are—it’s the experience. $NVDA

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