Gate's derivatives market share saw the highest growth in 2025, while its spot market share growth in December remained firmly in the top three
According to CoinDesk’s latest monthly report for December, Gate’s derivatives market share rose to 11% that month, making it the centralized exchange with the largest increase in derivatives market share in December; From a full-year perspective, Gate’s cumulative derivatives market share increased by 9.32%, ranking first among centralized exchanges, with a growth rate more than double that of the second-ranked platform. Additionally, in the spot market, Gate’s market share growth in December remained firmly in third place. Driven by its dual-track strategy in both derivatives and spot markets, Gate is emerging as a key force reshaping the industry’s market structure. On both the business and brand fronts, Gate has simultaneously advanced several major initiatives. The Gate App has been refreshed and upgraded, featuring an international promotional video highlighting its partnership with the F1 Red Bull Racing team on the login-free homepage for the first time; Gate Pay officially launched institutional account features, providing merchants and institutional users with a one-stop, multi-tiered account management solution. Meanwhile, Gate’s founder and CEO, Dr. Han, was named to Entrepreneur Middle East’s “The 100” list for 2025; At the inaugural BeInCrypto 100 Awards, Gate won both “Best Centralized Exchange” and “Best Brand of the Year,” while Gate Ventures was named “Best VC of the Year.”
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