Gate 2025 Spot Listing: Nearly 80% of Exclusive Projects Closed Higher Within 30 Minutes of Opening, Median Gain Approximately 81%

Odaily News Gate Research Institute released the "Gate 2025 Spot Listing Key Data" report. Based on a sample of 447 assets newly listed on Gate spot in 2025, the report analyzed market feedback across multiple time windows from 5 minutes to 30 days post-listing. The report points out that in a market environment characterized by high volatility and high supply, for trading platforms, launching new listings is not just about covering more assets; it more crucially tests the platform's comprehensive capabilities in project screening, liquidity organization, trade execution, and price discovery efficiency.

From a supply structure perspective, Gate newly listed a total of 447 assets on its spot market in 2025. Among these, 318 were first listings (including 28 exclusives), and 129 were non-first listings. First listings accounted for approximately 71%, indicating that the majority of new supply throughout the year came from first-listed projects. Regarding first-day performance, about 54.8% of assets closed higher within 24 hours, with the average gain for the rising sample being approximately 635%. A breakdown by type shows that first-listed projects achieved higher median returns in early windows: the median 24-hour gain for the full sample of first listings was 12.56% (8.03% after removing outliers), significantly higher than the 1.18% (0.86% after removing outliers) for non-first listings. The early performance of exclusive projects was even more concentrated: nearly 80% (22/28) closed higher within 30 minutes of opening, with a median gain of about 81%, and over one-third of exclusive projects achieved gains ≥100% within 30 minutes.

Looking at the trajectories of representative projects, Gate's first-listing system covers various asset types including traffic-driven, technology-driven, and community/culture-driven assets, with numerous cases of multi-fold gains. This reflects Gate's efficiency in screening high-attention assets, its speed in executing first listings, and its capability in liquidity provision.