Gate equity volume surpasses $90B in four months as crypto traders turn to stocks

Gate built its name as a crypto exchange. Lately, a big share of its users have been trading memory chip stocks. The exchange’s equity trading volume topped $90 billion in the four months since it launched its stock trading service, Gate Stock, in June 2026. That figure accounts for nearly 60% of Gate’s non-crypto trading volume over the period. Where the $90 billion went The standout name was Sandisk. The flash storage company posted a 7-day trading volume of $12.43 billion on Gate, the highest weekly figure recorded for any equity on the platform. SK Hynix, the South Korean memory chipmaker, followed with $2.25 billion in weekly volume. Micron, trading under the ticker MU, cleared $600 million in its strongest week. Then there was SpaceX. After its IPO, the rocket company generated more than $1.54 billion in volume on Gate shortly after listing. Not just stocks: metals and ETFs Equities did not carry the non-crypto business alone. Precious metals made up roughly 30% of Gate’s non-crypto trading volume, totaling more than $46 billion. ETFs and indices contributed another 7%. The broader market backdrop helped. Over roughly the same window, the S&P 500 rose approximately 17% an...