US tech-related assets were active on Wednesday, and multiple tech ETF tokens listed under Gate's gStocks offering moved higher, according to the latest figures from Gate reported by ChainCatcher. The Sandisk 2x Long ETF token (SNXXG/USDT) posted a 30.15% gain over 24 hours, last trading at $13.536. The Marvell Technology 2x Long ETF token (MVLLG/USDT) rose 27.40% to $28.64. The MSCI Korea Index 3x Long ETF token (KORUG/USDT) added 20.68% to $18.977. All three pairs are quoted against USDT. The 24-hour changes ranged from 20.68% to 30.15%, with the Sandisk token recording the largest jump among the three. The tokens provide leveraged exposure to their underlying references: 2x for Sandisk and Marvell, and 3x for the MSCI Korea Index. The three tokens are part of the Gate gStocks suite. Gate's data covered the latest quotes for the three ETF tokens over the same window, and ChainCatcher reported the figures.
Gate gStocks Tech ETF Tokens Rally
US tech-related assets were active, and a batch of tech ETF tokens on Gate's gStocks platform climbed. Gate's latest data shows the Sandisk 2x Long ETF token (SNXXG/USDT) up 30.15% over 24 hours at $13.536. Marvell Technology 2x Long ETF token (MVLLG/USDT) gained 27.40%, trading at $28.64. MSCI Korea Index 3x Long ETF token (KORUG/USDT) advanced 20.68% to $18.977.
All three pairs are quoted in USDT. Among the tokens, the Sandisk 2x Long ETF token logged the largest 24-hour percentage gain.
ChainCatcher reported the figures from Gate's latest data, with US tech-related assets showing active trading.
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