2025-06-17 09:41:37

The reserve data released by Gate this time is simply a "dimensionality reduction strike"! With an excess reserve of 1.96 billion USD, all core assets such as BTC, ETH, and USDT are fully covered, and even the reserve ratio of the platform token GT reaches 156.61%—this operation clearly tells users: "We have so much money that we can't use it all, feel free to deposit!"

What's even more hardcore is the Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP) technology, which can prove asset sufficiency without leaking user privacy, stacking up both tech flow and compliance buffs. In contrast to some "robbing Peter to pay Paul" operations, Gate has directly turned the trust crisis into trust dividends.
Now the question arises: why do other exchanges not dare to publicly disclose such detailed reserve data? Is it due to technical limitations, or is it a lack of funds? #Gate最新储备金104.53亿美元创安全新标杆

BTC-2,12%

ETH-1,69%

GT-1,89%

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ThisYearIWillHaveSm

· 2025-06-17 11:05

Don't help to brag, Be Played for Suckers, let the suckers enter the market later.

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Goose

· 2025-06-17 10:51

but GT has been falling

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CuttingOffBothHandsW

· 2025-06-17 09:41

The reserve data released by Gate this time is simply a "dimensionality reduction strike"! With an excess reserve of 1.96 billion USD, all core assets such as BTC, ETH, and USDT are fully covered, and even the reserve rate of the platform token GT reaches as high as 156.61% — this operation clearly tells users: "We have so much money that we can't spend it all, feel free to deposit!"
What's even more hardcore is the zk-SNARKs technology, which can prove asset sufficiency without leaking user privacy, stacking both technical and compliance buffs to the max. Compared to certain exchanges' "robbing Peter to pay Paul" antics, Gate has directly turned the Crisis of Confidence into a trust dividend.
Now the question arises: Why are other exchanges afraid to publicly disclose such detailed reserve data? Is it due to inadequate technology, or is it a lack of funds?

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