[Crypto World] Gate’s leader, Dr. Han, recently discussed the company’s future plans with a major financial media outlet.
He mentioned an interesting statistic—the number of Gate users has continued to grow steadily at about 30% annually, even during the explosive expansion of the digital asset industry in recent years. The platform’s current focus is clear: advancing long-term strategies while continuing to explore global market opportunities, all under the premise of compliance and security.
When it comes to virtual asset regulation, Dr. Han’s stance is quite clear. He said that Gate has maintained ongoing communication with regulators in Hong Kong and highly appreciates Hong Kong’s forward-thinking approach in the digital asset sector.
Compliance is something Gate takes seriously. Several of their entities have already obtained licenses in Malta and the Bahamas, and regulatory registration, authorization, or approval processes in Japan, Australia, and Dubai are either underway or have already been completed.
Dr. Han emphasized that Gate will continue to invest in enhancing product capabilities, security standards, and compliance systems. Simply put, the aim is to build greater trust among global users through concrete actions.
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Gate Founder: While maintaining 30% annual growth, global compliance expansion is accelerating
[Crypto World] Gate’s leader, Dr. Han, recently discussed the company’s future plans with a major financial media outlet.
He mentioned an interesting statistic—the number of Gate users has continued to grow steadily at about 30% annually, even during the explosive expansion of the digital asset industry in recent years. The platform’s current focus is clear: advancing long-term strategies while continuing to explore global market opportunities, all under the premise of compliance and security.
When it comes to virtual asset regulation, Dr. Han’s stance is quite clear. He said that Gate has maintained ongoing communication with regulators in Hong Kong and highly appreciates Hong Kong’s forward-thinking approach in the digital asset sector.
Compliance is something Gate takes seriously. Several of their entities have already obtained licenses in Malta and the Bahamas, and regulatory registration, authorization, or approval processes in Japan, Australia, and Dubai are either underway or have already been completed.
Dr. Han emphasized that Gate will continue to invest in enhancing product capabilities, security standards, and compliance systems. Simply put, the aim is to build greater trust among global users through concrete actions.