Gold and silver saw a sharp short-term retreat, with both at one point falling by more than 3%, according to Odaily. Gate market data showed gold (XAU) at $4,423.77, down 1.11% over 24 hours, while silver (XAG) traded at $66.33, down 0.67% over the same period. CoinGlass data showed Gate’s XAU contract open interest at $354 million and its XAG contract open interest at $83.9624 million, with both ranking steadily among the top two in the industry. Gate said it offers a metals perpetual futures and CFD trading section covering major metals including gold, silver and platinum, with 24/7 trading and USDT settlement. Through its unified account system, users can allocate across equities, metals, forex, indices and commodities without switching platforms.
Gold and silver posted a sharp short-term drop, at one point falling by more than 3%, as expectations around macro policy tightening shifted and profit-taking funds exited from elevated levels, according to Odaily.
Market data on Gate showed gold (XAU) at $4,423.77, down 1.11% over 24 hours. Silver (XAG) was quoted at $66.33, down 0.67% on the day.
CoinGlass data showed open interest in Gate’s XAU contracts at $354 million, while open interest in Gate’s XAG contracts stood at $83.9624 million. Both ranked among the top two across the industry.
Gate has launched a metals perpetual futures and CFD trading section covering major metals such as gold, silver and platinum. The platform supports 24/7 trading and USDT settlement. Using Gate’s unified account system, users can allocate across equities, metals, forex, indices and commodities without operating across multiple platforms.
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