On the derivatives side, Gate’s trading volume surged 98.9% to $746 billion, a new all-time high for the exchange. It lifted Gate’s derivatives market share by 4.64% points to 10.1%, the sharpest increase in the sector, securing Gate’s position as the world’s fourth-largest derivatives exchange. Gate also attracted $66.29 million in weekly net inflows, ranking third globally according to DefiLlama. The data underscores Gate’s rapid growth and expanding influence in both spot and derivatives markets, highlighting its rising prominence on the global crypto stage.

With more than 37 million users worldwide, Gate has continued to expand its services. Meanwhile, it introduced GUSD, a tokenized RWA investment certificate backed by U.S. Treasury bonds. Alongside trading growth, Gate introduced GUSD, a tokenized RWA investment certificate backed by U.S. Treasury bonds. Launched on August 29 with spot trading, deposits, withdrawals, and its first staking pool on Launchpool offering up to 365% annualized yield, GUSD provides low-risk exposure that integrates traditional yields into blockchain markets. In addition, Gate’s August Proof of Reserves reported $12.02 billion in assets, including $2.32 billion held in excess and a BTC reserve ratio of 133.48%. Ultimately, these milestones highlight that Gate’s growth is built on a foundation of security and transparency, principles it will continue to uphold as it scales globally.

In summary, Gate not only achieved record-breaking trading volumes in August but also demonstrated a balanced approach across compliance, innovation, and user trust. Looking ahead, as regulatory frameworks mature and market liquidity continues to expand, Gate is well-positioned to further solidify its leadership in the global crypto market and inject new momentum into the long-term healthy development of the industry.