Gold and silver trading are active, with Gate XAUT and XAG 24-hour contract trading volumes consistently ranking among the top three globally.

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ChainCatcher reports that overall activity in the metal market remains active. Among them, international gold (XAUT) reached a 24-hour high of $5,152.6, and international silver (XAG) reached a 24-hour high of $85.54. Amidst sustained high price fluctuations, Gate Metal Trading continues to see increased activity, with gold and silver contracts ranking among the top three globally in trading volume.

According to real-time data from CoinGlass, Gate Gold (XAUT) 24-hour contract trading volume reached $95.89 million, and silver (XAG) 24-hour contract trading volume exceeded $191 million, with both metals consistently ranking in the top three worldwide. Against the backdrop of ongoing global macro uncertainties and risk aversion demand, trading activity in metal assets continues to rise.

Gate pioneered the metal contract trading sector, offering 24/7 uninterrupted trading to provide users with greater strategic flexibility and asset management efficiency in volatile markets. Gate contracts now cover traditional financial assets such as stocks, metals, forex, indices, and commodities, supporting trading of core assets like gold, silver, and popular global stocks. Gate continues to build a more efficient, professional one-stop trading platform for users worldwide.

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