According to a report by Svmuu, Gate’s June 2026 Transparency Report shows that the platform continues to improve its global stock investment service system and has established a 7×24-hour trading network covering U.S., Hong Kong stocks, and South Korean stocks, enabling users to invest in global stocks via a unified account using USDT. The platform also offers services such as minimum investment amounts starting at 0.01 shares, stock dividends, cross-broker account transfers, and stock splits and reverse splits. At the same time, Gate launched its “Direct-to-IPO” product and listed its first project, SpaceX (SPCX), creating a complete investment ecosystem covering pre-IPOs, direct-to-IPO, and secondary market stock trading, thereby further expanding its global asset allocation capabilities. Furthermore, the platform officially launched Gate Wealth, integrating digital assets, stocks, ETFs, forex, commodities, and primary market investment opportunities to provide users with a richer array of global asset allocation options.
While building a one-stop comprehensive financial services platform, Gate is also strengthening its commitment to security, transparency, and global compliance. According to the latest reserve data, as of June 22, Gate’s total reserves reached $8.182 billion, with an overall reserve ratio of 115%, covering nearly 500 types of user assets. The overall reserve level exceeds industry safety benchmarks. Gate is accelerating its global compliance efforts; multiple entities under its umbrella have completed relevant regulatory registrations, license applications, or obtained authorizations and approvals in jurisdictions such as Malta, the Bahamas, Japan, the United States, Australia, and Dubai, thereby solidifying the foundation of its global operations through multi-regional regulatory licenses and registration qualifications. Moving forward, Gate will continue to deepen the integration of traditional finance and digital assets. While prioritizing security and compliance, the company will enhance its service systems—including trading, investment, wealth management, and payments—to accelerate the development of a comprehensive financial services ecosystem covering global markets.