Gate Research Institute: Transparent pricing mechanisms have advantages, and the scale effect of Gate ETFs continues to emerge The Gate Research Institute has released a report titled "The Continuous Manifestation of Scale Effect in Gate ETFs". Against the backdrop of widespread contraction and withdrawal of ETF leverage token supply in cryptocurrency exchanges in the past two years, the ability to provide stable and sustainable ETF product trading has become a scarce competitive advantage. The report points out that the industry does not no longer need leverage, but rather complex structured products that lack clear mechanisms for disclosure and cost explanation are prone to misuse and controversy. As a result, most platforms choose to exit, while Gate continues to iterate and expand this category during the ebb tide. Research shows that Gate has transformed ETF leveraged tokens from a single function into a mature product line that is scalable, interpretable, low-cost, and has a unified caliber. In 2025, Gate supports trading 244 ETF leveraged tokens throughout the year, with a cumulative user base of approximately 200000 and an average daily trading volume of hundreds of millions of dollars. At the mechanism level, Gate clearly discloses the rebalancing time, trigger interval, and share consolidation and splitting rules, and converges all hedging related costs to a management fee of 0.1% per day, covering fund rates, handling fees, and slippage points, transforming costs from "implicit dispersion" to "concentrated visibility". At the stage when the industry chooses to reduce the supply of complex categories, Gate is further transforming scarce supply into a structural advantage of liquidity and user stickiness by leaving execution complexity to the platform and providing transaction certainty to users.