Gate and Alpaca Collaboration: Traditional Finance and Digital Assets Meet on One Platform
Gate, thanks to Alpaca's brokerage infrastructure, offers its users access to over 10,000 US stocks and ETFs. This collaboration stands out as one of the most concrete steps in Gate's strategy to transform from a purely cryptocurrency platform into an integrated financial services ecosystem enabling multi-asset investment.
This expansion of the platform is built on three core product structures:
• Gate Stocks (Traditional Brokerage Service): Users can invest in thousands of stocks and ETFs traded on the NYSE and Nasdaq using USDT. In this product, shares are not registered in the investor's name, and investors are not granted direct shareholder rights such as voting rights. Company transactions such as dividend payments are reflected in the account via USDT. • IPO Access (IPO Participation): Users can request allocation to shares of companies going public in the US. However, there is no guarantee that these requests will be fulfilled; Distribution is based on the popularity of the supply and the demand of major investors, and the final price may differ from the initial range.
gStocks (Tokenized Shares): This product refers to derivative tokens issued on the blockchain that are tied to the price performance of traditional shares. gStocks are backed one-to-one with physical shares, and Alpaca handles the custody of these underlying assets. However, these tokens do not directly imply ownership of company shares; investors are not granted voting rights, and they carry additional risks such as price devaluation or liquidity problems depending on the status of the third party issuing the token. Regarding gStocks dividend payments, inconsistencies have been noted in the platform's statements at different times.
The platform's founder, Dr. Han, explains the aim of this collaboration as bringing together digital assets and traditional finance by offering clients an environment where they can manage their investments more smoothly. Alpaca CEO Yoshi Yokokawa stated that this move demonstrates how their infrastructure can bridge digital and traditional markets across global platforms. This action is seen as part of Gate's strategy to transition to a "one-stop shop" investment model, which caters to its user base of over 5.8 billion users and is becoming increasingly popular.
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Gate, thanks to Alpaca's brokerage infrastructure, offers its users access to over 10,000 US stocks and ETFs. This collaboration stands out as one of the most concrete steps in Gate's strategy to transform from a purely cryptocurrency platform into an integrated financial services ecosystem enabling multi-asset investment.
This expansion of the platform is built on three core product structures:
• Gate Stocks (Traditional Brokerage Service): Users can invest in thousands of stocks and ETFs traded on the NYSE and Nasdaq using USDT. In this product, shares are not registered in the investor's name, and investors are not granted direct shareholder rights such as voting rights. Company transactions such as dividend payments are reflected in the account via USDT. • IPO Access (IPO Participation): Users can request allocation to shares of companies going public in the US. However, there is no guarantee that these requests will be fulfilled; Distribution is based on the popularity of the supply and the demand of major investors, and the final price may differ from the initial range.
gStocks (Tokenized Shares): This product refers to derivative tokens issued on the blockchain that are tied to the price performance of traditional shares. gStocks are backed one-to-one with physical shares, and Alpaca handles the custody of these underlying assets. However, these tokens do not directly imply ownership of company shares; investors are not granted voting rights, and they carry additional risks such as price devaluation or liquidity problems depending on the status of the third party issuing the token. Regarding gStocks dividend payments, inconsistencies have been noted in the platform's statements at different times.
The platform's founder, Dr. Han, explains the aim of this collaboration as bringing together digital assets and traditional finance by offering clients an environment where they can manage their investments more smoothly. Alpaca CEO Yoshi Yokokawa stated that this move demonstrates how their infrastructure can bridge digital and traditional markets across global platforms. This action is seen as part of Gate's strategy to transition to a "one-stop shop" investment model, which caters to its user base of over 5.8 billion users and is becoming increasingly popular.
#GateTop1GrowthInJuly
#StockTradingShareChallenge
#Web3SecurityGuide

