Gate 2025 spot listing nearly 80% of exclusive projects close higher within 30 minutes of opening, with a median increase of approximately 81%
Odaily Planet Daily reports that Gate Research Institute released “Gate 2025 Key Data on Spot Listing,” based on 447 newly listed assets on Gate’s spot platform in 2025. The report analyzes market feedback across multiple time windows from 5 minutes to 30 days after listing. It points out that in a market environment characterized by high volatility and high supply, listing on trading platforms is not just about covering more assets, but also tests the platform’s comprehensive capabilities in project screening, liquidity organization, trade execution, and price discovery efficiency.
From the supply structure perspective, a total of 447 assets were newly listed on Gate in 2025, including 318 initial listings (28 of which are exclusive) and 129 non-initial listings, with initial listings accounting for approximately 71%. The majority of new supply throughout the year consisted of initial projects. Regarding first-day performance, about 54.8% of assets experienced price increases within 24 hours, with an average 24-hour price increase of approximately 635%. Type breakdown shows that initial projects achieved higher median returns in early windows: the median increase for initial projects within 24 hours was 12.56% (excluding outliers at 8.03%), significantly higher than the 1.18% (excluding outliers at 0.86%) for non-initial projects. Exclusive projects showed even more concentrated early performance: nearly 80% (22/28) closed higher within 30 minutes of opening, with a median increase of about 81%, and over one-third of exclusive projects achieved a ≥100% increase within 30 minutes.
Looking at representative project trajectories, Gate’s initial listing system covers various asset types including flow-based, technology, and community/culture projects, with some cases experiencing multi-fold increases, reflecting Gate’s efficiency in screening high-attention assets, execution speed of initial listings, and liquidity absorption capacity.