In the past, trading was private. Profits and losses fluctuated only within one's own account, and thoughts occurred only in one's own mind.

But gradually we found that the young people of this generation want to have control over their privacy rights. What to keep private and what to make public, this decision-making power should be handed over to them.
The trading platform is no exception. More and more traders are beginning to "go public"—showing off their strategies, demonstrating changes in positions, and even discussing the process of adjusting their robots openly. This is not just about showing off; it feels more like a form of expression, seeking resonance and finding a "kindred spirit."
To become a new generation exchange, one must understand the thoughts of the new generation.
Today, Gate Square officially launched the trading card sharing feature. Spot earnings, contract positions, and trading robot performance can be generated as cards with one click and shared to the community.
After sharing, there is still a chance to receive up to 10% commission on transaction fees.
But the functions are just the surface; what truly deserves attention is that trading is becoming a new social language. Strategy is no longer merely about profit and loss, but rather a demonstration of ways of thinking. Trading is not just a response to the market, but it could also become a starting point for influencing others.
Perhaps in the future, what we look at is not just how much you earned, but how you think, how you act, and who you let see, who you influenced.
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