Gate Research Institute: Transparent Mechanism and Competitive Fees, Gate ETF Scale Effects Continue to Show

Odaily News Gate Research Institute released a report titled "Gate ETF Scale Effects Continue to Show." Against the backdrop of widespread contraction and delisting of ETF leveraged token offerings by crypto exchanges over the past two years, the ability to consistently and stably provide ETF product trading has become a scarce competitive advantage. The report points out that the industry still requires leverage; however, complex structured products lacking clear mechanism disclosure and cost explanations are prone to misuse and controversy. Consequently, most platforms have chosen to exit this space. In contrast, Gate has continued to iterate and expand this product category during the downturn.

Research indicates that Gate has developed its ETF leveraged tokens from a single function into a mature, scalable, explainable, low-cost, and standardized product line. In 2025, Gate supported trading for 244 ETF leveraged tokens throughout the year, accumulating approximately 200,000 users with a daily average trading volume reaching hundreds of millions of US dollars. At the mechanism level, Gate clearly discloses rebalancing times, trigger ranges, and rules for share consolidation/splits. It also consolidates all hedging-related costs into a unified 0.1% daily management fee, covering funding rates, transaction fees, and slippage, thereby transforming costs from "hidden and dispersed" to "centralized and visible." At a time when the industry is scaling back the supply of complex product categories, Gate is further converting this scarce supply into structural advantages in liquidity and user stickiness by handling execution complexity on the platform side and delivering trading certainty to users.