Gate launches personalized 2025 year-end recap for users

In the report, information is presented as a visual timeline rather than a plain spreadsheet. Users can review their key actions across the year, including spot and derivatives activity, participation in select products and campaigns, and milestones Gate marks as personal achievements. A separate section assigns “tags” and “titles” based on trading style and engagement level.

A notable feature of the format is the shift away from a single final number toward behavioral context. The annual statement puts less emphasis on comparing performance between users, which removes the competitive angle, and more on how a person interacted with the market and Gate’s products: which tools they used, which exchange activities they joined, and how their activity changed over the course of the year.

The report is designed for personal use. It helps users retrace the sequence of their decisions during a volatile year, compare different periods, and see when and how their trading habits shifted. In effect, it is an activity story assembled from scattered events inside a single interface.

Access to the year-end recap is available only to registered Gate users. The statement is generated inside an account and is tied to that user’s own data.

Gate also includes several aggregated platform metrics in the annual report. The document says Gate’s registered user base approached 50 million. The exchange also notes that its spot trading volumes remained among the largest globally, while its derivatives segment ranked in the global top three by volume.

The recap is meant to fit different usage patterns, from active trading to occasional participation in specific products. The end result is a single trace of a user’s year without the need to compile data manually.

For more on Gate’s services and basic trading conditions, see our review.