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The landscape of digital derivatives has undergone dramatic changes in the last two years. There has been a significant contraction in the supply of leveraged ETF tokens on the top trading platforms. The exchanges that previously supported these products implemented phased suspensions, discontinued subscriptions, or removed leveraged pairs throughout 2024 and 2025. However, the demand for leverage among traders did not disappear, but moved elsewhere.
In this climate of market contraction,… Door Opposite trend. Instead of withdrawing, Gate has consolidated its presence, viewing leveraged ETF tokens as a core product rather than a fringe addition. Prioritizing transparent mechanisms and a unified low-fee framework, Gate has transformed this complex tool into a scalable and user-friendly tactical tool.
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Why did you leave the bags?
In the context of cryptocurrencies, ETF generally refers to leveraged ETF tokens. These represent token instruments that trade in the spot market and track perpetual futures trades, allowing users to gain leveraged exposure (such as 3x Long BTC) without the need to manage margin or settlement prices.
Despite their usefulness, these products are very complex. Without strict risk controls and clear user education, you become vulnerable to value erosion resulting from volatility in the side markets. Therefore, major platforms have exited this space to reduce compliance risks and problems with users. For example, Trading Platform No. 1. ended its leveraged token services in early 2024, eventually discontinuing support, and Trading Platform No. 2. followed at the end of 2025 by making mass delisting announcements for BTC tokens and other major assets.
This downsizing of the industry has created a distinct void. As competing platforms shrink, product abundance itself has become a rare competitive advantage. Gate stepped in to absorb this liquidity, offering a stable home for short-term leveraged trading orders.
Simplify leverage through standardized fees
Gate’s ETF architecture is designed to transform professional derivatives trading into a simple tokenized format. For the user, the experience is similar to spot trading, there is no need to monitor margin maintenance or fear sudden liquidation events.
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Cost transparency in Gate stands out as a key element. Costs in derivatives trading are often split between financing rates, trading fees and slippage. Gate consolidates these fragmented costs into an easy-to-understand standard known as a unified management fee. This fixed rate is 0.1% per day and includes everything from hedging costs and financing rates to potential trade friction.
By aggregating costs at the product level, Gate shifts complexity from the user to the platform. The user receives a predictable cost structure, while the platform benefits from professional execution management and hedging expertise.
Transparency in mechanisms
Rely on explainability to ensure sustainability of leveraged tokens. Two vital variables determine these products: the net asset value (NAV) and the rebalancing rules.
Rely on explainability to ensure sustainability of leveraged tokens. Unlike competitors who often operate these mechanisms as “black boxes”, Gate provides clear disclosures about the standards. This includes leverage volatility ranges in which rebalancing is not triggered, which significantly reduces friction costs in volatile markets.
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For example, Git ensures the stability of positions by avoiding rebalancing for 3x Long leverage tokens as long as the leverage remains between 2.25x and 4.125x, while the 3x Short type maintains a range between 1.5x and 5.25x. Similarly, for 5x leverage tokens, no adjustments are made unless the leverage falls outside the range between 3.5x and 7x. These technical standards are essential for professional traders, as they reduce the “wear and tear” often associated with these products during sideways price movement.
Numbers related to the range
The Git ecosystem is expanding. According to Git’s 2025 Annual Report, the “scale effect” of the ETF product line is demonstrated by the platform’s ability to support 244 different leveraged tokens throughout the year. This large volume has served a cumulative user base of over 200,000 traders, pushing average daily trading volumes into the hundreds of millions of dollars. This growth is supported by ongoing technological innovations, including the launch of multidimensional data dashboards, rebalancing history displays, and specialized educational modules aimed at reducing the learning curve for new participants.
The success of the platform reflects not only its being one of the last providers around, but the result of its commitment to the depth of the product. Git continues to expand its asset coverage, ensuring users have access to dual exposure across a variety of emerging and established tokens. In the future, Gate plans to build on this momentum by introducing new cutting-edge formats, such as portfolio funds and low-leverage inverse ETFs. By keeping technical complexity at the platform level and offering operational certainty to the user, Git positions itself to capture a larger share of the short-term leveraged trading market.
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Conclusions
The whole sector has cut the products of the leveraged token not because of the failure of the idea, but because of the failure of the implementation in terms of transparency and education. With its product organization, Jet has succeeded where others have failed.
By offering clear disclosures, a fixed 0.1% daily fee, and a user experience similar to spot trading, Git has built a sustainable ecosystem that maintains the benefit of leverage while reducing its complexity. As the market matures, Jett’s ETF offering is proof of the value of financial engineering explained and transparent.
Disclaimer: Investing in the digital currency market involves high risks. Users are advised to do independent research and fully understand the nature of the assets and products before making any investment decisions. JIT accepts no liability for any loss or damage arising from such investment activities.
