I just finished reading the 2025 year-end letter from Gate founder @Han_Gate. My feeling is that Gate @Gate_zh is still seriously working on long-term projects. This year, they have been steadily building up their core capabilities. They have become the second largest global spot liquidity provider, maintained a top-three position in derivatives, and their reserves are not only public but also covered at 124%, with nearly 500 assets transparently disclosed. This sense of security is not just a slogan; they show you the data directly.

On the other hand, they have also brought their brand to mainstream stages like F1 and Inter Milan. These are not just exposures but truly bringing the industry into the public eye.

Importantly, Gate positions itself as a bridge bringing Web3 into real life. They are not rushing to tell fairy tales but are steadily expanding on-chain experiences, compliance, and global deployment, step by step.

By 2026, Gate All in Web3 may sound like a declaration, but it is indeed the path they are already executing. At this moment, I think of one phrase: It’s okay to go a little slower, but every step counts.

For ordinary users, choosing a platform mainly depends on two points: stability and trustworthiness. Based on this year's performance, Gate has clearly demonstrated these two issues with its results.

If 2026 is the year Web3 becomes more grounded, then Gate will definitely