Gate Research Institute: Transparent fee mechanisms have advantages, and the scale effect of Gate ETF continues to be evident

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Gate Research Institute released the report “Gate ETF Scale Effect Continues to Manifest.” In the context of the past two years where crypto exchanges have generally contracted and phased out ETF leveraged tokens, the ability to continuously and stably provide ETF product trading has become a rare competitive advantage. The report points out that the industry does not no longer need leverage, but that complex structured products, if lacking clear mechanism disclosures and cost explanations, are prone to misuse and controversy. As a result, most platforms choose to exit, while Gate has continued to iterate and expand this category during the downturn.

Research shows that Gate has transformed ETF leveraged tokens from a single function into a scaled, explainable, low-cost, and standardized mature product line. In 2025, Gate will support trading of 244 ETF leveraged tokens throughout the year, with approximately 200,000 users and an average daily trading volume of several hundred million dollars. Mechanically, Gate clearly discloses rebalancing times, trigger ranges, and share consolidation and splitting rules, and consolidates all hedging-related costs into a unified management fee of 0.1%/day, covering funding rates, transaction fees, and slippage, turning costs from “implicit dispersion” into “concentrated visibility.” During the industry phase of reducing complex product supply, Gate is further converting scarce supply into structural advantages of liquidity and user stickiness by leaving the execution complexity to the platform and making trading certainty a user responsibility.