Thirteen Years Through Bull and Bear Cycles—Why Has Gate’s “Long-Termism” Won?

Standing at the scene of Gate’s 13th anniversary, looking back at the past, Bitcoin has once fallen to $3,000 and also surged to $76,000. Many exchanges have vanished without a trace amid the ebb and flow of the market, yet Gate has only become more robust. The core code of its long-termism lies in the bottom-line thinking of “never misappropriating users’ assets” and the engineering culture of “extreme product experience.” From a 2013 clone-coin trading exchange to a 2026 comprehensive financial group integrating spot, futures, wealth management, TradFi, and Web3 wallets, Gate has always insisted on hitting goals “slowly but surely.” At the anniversary roundtable forum, several early users who have accompanied the platform for more than ten years shared their stories with Gate: some made their first pot of gold through GT wealth management, while others were moved by Gate’s full compensation during the extreme market conditions of 312. It is precisely this accumulated trust between people that has built Gate’s deepest moat. In the next thirteen years, Gate is aiming for the top three globally.

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