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Gate Gains Spot Share as Centralized Exchange Trading Slows in October

Gate’s spot volume rose 2.1% to $49.8 billion as centralized exchange spot volume declined 9.7% from September; its derivatives volume ranked third globally.

An open turnstile stands beside closed lanes in a dim exchange lobby / TokenPost.ai
An open turnstile stands beside closed lanes in a dim exchange lobby / TokenPost.ai

Gate lifted its spot market share by 0.56 percentage point to 4.86% in October as centralized exchange spot volume declined, while it placed third in derivatives volume.

Centralized exchange spot volume contracted 9.7% from September, and volume at leading exchanges fell 12.3%. Gate’s spot volume rose 2.1% to $49.8 billion. Within the leading-exchange group, its share increased 1 percentage point to 6.97%, the second-largest gain worldwide. The 4.86% and 6.97% figures refer to separate reported share measures.

Derivatives volume across centralized exchanges fell 1.7% to $3.87 trillion. Gate recorded $394 billion, ranking third worldwide and about $16 billion ahead of Bybit. Among retail-oriented exchanges, Gate held 10.2% of derivatives volume, also ranking third.

The October rankings follow TokenPost’s coverage of Gate’s September top-three volume ranking.

Enna Lee

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Enna Lee reports on investing and digital-asset markets for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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