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The new section of trading xStocks on Gate marks a turning point in the world of financial assets thanks to the tokenization of stocks and a global, continuous, and regulated access. The partnership between Gate and xStocks, innovative and compliant with regulations, indeed opens the doors to a transformative investment experience, capable of connecting traditional stock exchanges with the blockchain universe. The birth of xStocks on Gate: a new way to invest Gate has officially announced the launch of the xStocks trading section, which offers both spot trading and perpetual futures, with settlement in USDT and a flexible leverage from 1x to 10x. This debut represents the result of the strategic collaboration between Gate and xStocks, with the aim of enabling the trading of tokens that represent real stocks. The platform allows users worldwide to directly access stock markets through the blockchain, eliminating geographical and time barriers. In the first phase, the section offers eight main trading pairs: COINX, NVDAX, CRCLX, AAPLX, METAX, HOODX, TSLAX, GOOGLX. Meanwhile, the Alpha xStocks feature supports six of the main pairs for an effective and dynamic on-chain trading experience, accessible 24/7. Tokenization and transparency: the keys to the xStocks model The heart of the proposta xStocks consists in the tokenization of real financial assets: each token indeed represents a share of a publicly listed stock and enjoys full backing. This means that each token is truly covered by stock securities and can be transferred and traded completely transparently on the blockchain. This model, compliant with regulations and fully integrated on blockchain and interoperable ecosystems, stands out radically from traditional brokers. Investors have the opportunity to trade fractions of shares, make instant transfers, and manage their positions by leveraging the efficiency and security of distributed technology. Global trading and accessibility: the future of capital The…
