The key to an exchange going public is not the window period or fundraising pace, but the depth of compliance construction. Gate founder recently pointed out in a sharing session that long-term institutional improvement and licensing layout are the decisive factors. In recent years, Gate has promoted regulatory benchmarking and compliance certification in multiple regions worldwide, aiming to leave room for future strategic choices—whether it’s an IPO or other business expansion, infrastructure first is the essential answer. This steady and pragmatic approach reflects the rational understanding of market cycles by leading exchanges: rather than chasing the trend, it’s better to deepen compliance and accumulate trust.
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AllTalkLongTrader
· 9h ago
Compliance sounds good in theory, but how many can truly stick with it? Gate is just honing their skills this time; patience and meticulous work will pay off. I believe in them.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 01-06 16:42
Compliance sounds good in theory, but in reality, it all depends on who can stick with it. Not all exchanges have the patience for Gate.
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LiquidityNinja
· 01-05 17:59
Compliance is easier to talk about than to implement. Gate's move is indeed steady... but don't get carried away. No matter how solid the licensing layout is, it still depends on how regulatory trends blow.
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MevTears
· 01-05 17:58
Compliance, huh? It sounds good in theory, but not many actually stick to it... Gate's approach sounds reliable, but I don't know how far they can go in the end.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-05 17:58
I believe in Gate's logic; the real moat is the compliance barrier, which cannot be rushed.
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CodeSmellHunter
· 01-05 17:58
Compliance is important, but to be honest, how many exchanges can really take it seriously? Gate's move is solid, but I'm worried that newcomers won't have the patience to learn from this.
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StablecoinArbitrageur
· 01-05 17:48
actually, compliance depth as a *basis points* game is exactly what most retail traders miss. the risk-adjusted returns on proper licensing infrastructure compound differently than people realize. gate's just quietly building order book depth in regulatory corridors while everyone else chases quarterly returns. smart play, if you've got the liquidity runway for it.
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LiquidityWitch
· 01-05 17:44
Compliance is indeed a long-term game; it's not something that can be achieved overnight.
The key to an exchange going public is not the window period or fundraising pace, but the depth of compliance construction. Gate founder recently pointed out in a sharing session that long-term institutional improvement and licensing layout are the decisive factors. In recent years, Gate has promoted regulatory benchmarking and compliance certification in multiple regions worldwide, aiming to leave room for future strategic choices—whether it’s an IPO or other business expansion, infrastructure first is the essential answer. This steady and pragmatic approach reflects the rational understanding of market cycles by leading exchanges: rather than chasing the trend, it’s better to deepen compliance and accumulate trust.