GT is GateToken, serving both as Gate's platform token and GateChain's native token. GT therefore has two layers of use: it serves as a native asset on GateChain, while under Gate platform rules, holding or using GT may be associated with certain fee rates and activity benefits. The product rules that apply to these two uses are not the same.

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Q: What role does GT play in GateChain?

GT is GateChain's native token. A native token is an asset used by the network itself to carry on-chain value and network operations; when operating on GateChain, users should prepare the required GT in accordance with the network's current fee and wallet rules. This differs from product benefits obtained by holding GT in a platform account: the former depends on on-chain transactions and network rules, while the latter depends on eligibility, regional, and activity rules set by Gate for the specific service.

Q: What platform benefits may be associated with holding GT?

GT holdings that meet the current rules may affect VIP level, trading-fee discounts, and allocations in certain Startup airdrops. The GT page states that holdings can be used to advance up to VIP14; after enabling GT fee deduction, fees may also receive an additional discount on top of the applicable VIP rate. Startup airdrops are not determined solely by the balance at one point in time. The page links allocations to a 14-day average GT holding: the system uses the average holding during that observation period as one of the allocation bases. Therefore, eligibility, the applicable products, and the actual discount or allocation remain subject to the rules for that activity period and account conditions.

Q: How do GT's issuance and burn mechanisms work?

GT had an initial total supply of 300 million tokens. Gate states that since the GateChain mainnet launched in 2019, GT has been subject to ongoing on-chain burns; burning transfers tokens to a burn address, so those tokens no longer circulate as available balances. The announcement for the second quarter of 2026 disclosed that 2,570,063.3829548 GT were burned during the quarter, bringing cumulative burns to 189,947,219 GT. This cumulative figure is the amount burned since the ongoing burn mechanism began and should not be confused with exchange account balances or real-time circulating supply at a particular point in time.

Q: What does GT burning mean for users?

A burn directly changes the amount of unburned GT; it does not distribute returns to holders or predetermine the market price. If other conditions remain unchanged, a smaller quantity of available tokens changes the supply side; however, price is also affected by factors such as demand, trading depth, market expectations, and overall market conditions. Therefore, when understanding burns, users should consider three facts separately: the amount and timing of the burn, where that amount stands relative to total supply, and the network-fee or platform rules that actually apply when they use GT. The term “deflationary” in an announcement should not be directly equated with a guaranteed price increase.

Rank 60

$9.72

-$0.02(-0.30%)

Market Cap

$1.02B

24h High

$10.18

24h Low

$9.61

24h Turnover

$15.56M

Total Supply

116.95M

Market Sentiment

Neutral

Price of GateToken (GT) Today in USD

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The live price of GateToken (GT) today is $9.72, with a 24h change of -0.30%. Over the same period, the low was $9.61, the high was $10.18, and the 24h trading volume was $15.56M. The current market cap is approximately $1.02B. It ranks #60 by market cap and accounts for +0.03% of the total crypto market cap. The all-time high was $25.38 (⁦2025-01-25⁩); the current price is -61.70% from the all-time high.

GateToken (GT) Price History

7 Days
+2.09%
Low
$9.49
High
$10.18
30 Days
-11.53%
Low
$9.20
High
$11.09
90 Days
+44.72%
Low
$6.63
High
$11.52
1 Year
-20.68%
Low
$5.97
High
$12.35

Fear & Greed Index

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Yesterday: 29; Fear
Last Week: 26; Fear
Last Month: 61; Greed

The Fear & Greed Index is currently 32/100, in the Fear zone; change from yesterday: +3, from last week: +6, and from last month: -29. Lower values indicate more fearful sentiment, while higher values indicate more greedy sentiment. This does not represent price change.

Why Did GateToken (GT) Fall in the Last 24 Hours?

On November 9, GT trading volume was about 3.2 times its 30-day average, while the Gate exchange recorded a daily net inflow of $203 million. The price nevertheless remained near $9.70, showing that heavier trading did not coincide with an advance and may reflect turnover within a range; volume and net inflows do not by themselves establish sustained buying. The top-five-level order-book depth ratio was 1.70, favoring bids, but the large order at $9.60 was only a snapshot and does not establish lasting support. Staking demand from the KOR and ALIGN Launchpools may provide support. Technical signals were broadly directionless in a low-volatility setting: daily moving averages leaned bearish, but trend strength was weak.

About GateToken (GT)

Gatechain is a new generation public chain focusing on user asset security and decentralized transactions. It has an original online hot insurance account and a clearing guarantee system to creatively solve the core basic problems of the industry, such as theft of users' digital assets, damage and loss of private keys, decentralized transactions, cross chain transfer, etc. With six years of blockchain technology accumulation, two years of dedicated research and a technical team of 100 people, relying on excellent innovation ability and strong financial strength, we have built a revolutionary blockchain Gatechain.

Use Cases and Features

GateToken (GT) is the Gate platform token and the native token of GateChain. On GateChain, GT can be used to pay Gas, the network fee required for operations such as on-chain transfers. Under applicable rules, eligible GT holdings may be associated with VIP levels and fee discounts; airdrop allocations for some Startup projects may also be related to GT.

Supply and Issuance Mechanism

GT had an initial supply of 300 million tokens. Since the GateChain mainnet launched in 2019, GT has continuously used an on-chain burn mechanism. A Q2 2026 announcement states that 2,570,063.3829548 GT were burned during the quarter, bringing cumulative burns to 189,947,219 GT. Burning reduces the number of unburned tokens, but does not imply a price or return outcome.

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Frequently Asked Questions About GateToken (GT)

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