Gate Stock Records More Than $90 Billion in Four Months of Trading

Gate Stock recorded more than $90 billion in equity trading during its first four months after launching in June 2026. Stocks represented close to three-fifths of Gate’s trading outside crypto during that span, making equities the largest reported segment of its non-crypto activity.

Sandisk led Gate’s weekly equity activity, generating $12.43 billion over seven days. That was the highest weekly total for any equity on the platform. SK Hynix recorded $2.25 billion in weekly volume, while Micron exceeded $600 million in its busiest week. SpaceX generated more than $1.54 billion in volume shortly after its IPO.

Products beyond stocks also contributed to Gate’s non-crypto trading. Precious metals generated more than $46 billion, about 30% of that volume. Exchange-traded funds and indexes accounted for another 7%.

During roughly the same period, the S&P 500 rose about 17%, while the Nasdaq gained more than 26%. The gains provide a broad U.S. market backdrop for Gate’s trading figures.

The volume milestone follows Gate’s expansion of stock and ETF coverage to more than 12,800 instruments across the U.S., Hong Kong, South Korea and Japan. Gate’s traditional-market activity also predates the stock service: weekly TradFi volume peaked near $98 billion earlier in 2026, and February’s monthly total reached about $95 billion. Those figures cover different periods and a broader measure than Gate Stock’s four-month equity total.

In a September TradFi snapshot, metals were estimated at $18.3 billion through Sept. 22, or 54.2% of tracked TradFi volume. That shorter-period estimate uses a separate volume measure from the four-month non-crypto breakdown.