Gate said it will launch contract trading for 10 new stock-linked instruments at 12:00 on Oct. 13, 2026 (UTC+8), according to an official announcement cited by Odaily. The rollout also includes trading bots and copy trading for the new listings. The contracts will support both long and short positions with leverage ranging from 1x to 20x, with users able to choose the leverage level when placing orders. The newly listed instruments are MP, ZCSH, SNPS, LEN, SBUX, VKTX, UMC, USDEX, LULU, and AKAM. Gate said it now supports 475 stock contract products in total. Separately, the exchange has added BATON contract trading to its Meme section, along with trading bots and copy trading. The BATON contract supports leverage from 1x to 10x.
Gate will launch contract trading for 10 stock-linked instruments at 12:00 on Oct. 13, 2026 (UTC+8), according to an official announcement cited by Odaily.
The new listings are MP (MP Materials), ZCSH (Grayscale Zcash Trust), SNPS (Synopsys), LEN (Lennar), SBUX (Starbucks), VKTX (Viking Therapeutics), UMC (United Microelectronics), USDEX (StablecoinX), LULU (Lululemon), and AKAM (Akamai Technologies).
Gate said the products will be available with contract trading, trading bots, and copy trading. They will support both long and short positions with 1x to 20x leverage, and users can choose the leverage level when placing orders. The exchange said it currently supports 475 stock contract products.
Separately, Gate has added BATON contract trading to its Meme section, together with trading bots and copy trading. The BATON contract supports 1x to 10x leverage.
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