We have added underlying mark price to the ETF charts. With this new line chart, you can view the price trend of underlying index more easily. By choosing a suitable interval, you can track how an ETF changes in relation to its underlying asset and therefore make a better predication on the future movement of ETFs. With this line, you can also check if a gate.io ETF performs as expected.
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About
Leveraged ETF
The leveraged ETF product re-balances to a target
leverage if a certain criterion is triggered. When it re-balances,
profit will be used to expand the position while the loss will lead
to decrease of the position. When trading with ETFs, you do not have
to pay a margin. You can simply buy and sell it to enjoy increased
exposure like you are trading with leverage. ETF products are managed
and hedged in the perpetual contract market. We charge a management
fee daily to compensate for the funding payment and trading fee which
is incurred at perpetual contract markets. No extra funding fee is
charged. By optimizing the fund management, the cost and risks for
you to get leveraged exposure are significantly reduced.
Risk
Warning
Digital currency prices are susceptible to high
volatility, which is even more tangible for the leveraged ETF
products. Therefore there is a risk to suffer amplified loss. Please
fully understand the product and risks involved before trading.
Furthermore, the change of an ETF product is not always about the
target times of the underlying asset over a certain time span as the
result of scheduled or irregular re-balancing. An ETF product is
hedged in a perpetual contract market, the profit will expand the
position and the loss will decrease the position, which will incur
greater friction in a swinging market. Due to the rebalancing
mechanism and the holding cost, the ETF is not suitable for long term
holding. It has greater fluctuation and higher risk. Please be
cautious. For more details, please read instructions about Leveraged
ETFs at our Help Center.

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