Gate’s latest market data showed a mixed cross-asset session, with oil prices moving sharply lower while precious metals and major European stock indexes advanced. WTI crude fell 5.32% on the day to $98.96 per barrel, and Brent crude dropped 4.88% to $104.95 per barrel. In precious metals, gold rose 1.57% to $4,388.14 per ounce, while silver climbed 2.91% to $64.906 per ounce. In foreign exchange, USD/CNH slipped 0.1% to 6.7071 and USD/JPY fell 0.63% to 153.439. European equity benchmarks were also higher, with the Euro Stoxx 50 up 0.64% to 6,329.32, the UK100 up 1.03% to 10,698, and Germany’s DAX40 up 0.87% to 25,552.2. Gate said users can trade traditional financial market products directly on its platform, including precious metals, forex, global stock CFDs, key indexes and commodities, through Gate TradFi on both the app and web versions.

Gate has released its August 2026 transparency report, outlining growth across spot and derivatives trading, TradFi products, wealth management, on-chain services and institutional business. The company cited third-party data from DefiLlama, CryptoQuant and CryptoRank to show where it ranked on trading volume, open interest, net inflows, stock perpetuals and RWA perpetual contracts during the month. The report also detailed an expansion in stock trading coverage, entry into the Japanese market, stronger activity in options and event contracts, and higher usage across savings and on-chain yield products. On the balance sheet side, Gate said its total reserves rose to $8.215 billion as of Aug. 19, 2026, with an overall reserve ratio of 127%. The company also highlighted product upgrades for professional and institutional users, brand activity tied to Coinfest Asia 2026, and comments from founder and CEO Dr. Han in an interview with The Economist. Gate said it plans to keep building out products spanning trading, investing, asset management and intelligent services.

Bitget has rolled out full support for CFD trading through its API, extending programmatic trading beyond crypto assets to global markets including gold, foreign exchange, stock indexes and crude oil. The update is aimed at institutional clients and professional traders, who can now manage CFD accounts directly through the API. Available functions include order execution, account queries, fund transfers, real-time market data and risk-control parameters. Under the same API framework, traders can apply existing systematic strategies to traditional financial derivatives markets instead of limiting them to digital assets. Bitget said the upgrade broadens the range of programmatic trading scenarios available on the platform. It also allows traders to incorporate macroeconomic inputs such as Federal Reserve policy, employment and inflation data, as well as oil price moves and stock index volatility, into their models. The platform added that different account modes, including ECN, STP and Pro, can be configured flexibly within the setup, giving professional and institutional users a more complete way to run automated strategies across global markets.

Gate’s latest market data showed broad moves across commodities, currencies and major equity indexes, with WTI crude falling 1.02% on the day to $103.45 per barrel and Brent crude slipping 0.83% to $109.41. In precious metals, gold rose 0.27% to $4,332.09 per ounce, while silver gained 0.93% to $63.661 per ounce. In foreign exchange, USD/CNH was flat on the day at 6.7137, and USD/JPY added 0.06% to 154.503. European equity benchmarks were mixed: the Euro Stoxx 50 fell 1.01% to 6,256.81, the UK100 rose 0.25% to 10,616.1, and Germany’s DAX40 gained 0.16% to 25,371. Gate also said users can trade traditional financial market products directly on its platform, including precious metals, foreign exchange, global stock CFDs, key indexes and commodities. The exchange added that its TradFi features have been fully integrated into both the Gate app and web platform.

Gate’s latest market data showed a mixed cross-asset session, with energy prices moving higher while precious metals and major European equity indexes fell. WTI crude rose 3.06% on the day to $100.1 per barrel, and Brent crude gained the same 3.06% to $106.13 per barrel. In metals, gold slipped 1.18% to $4,356.09 per ounce, while silver dropped 3.41% to $64.487 per ounce. In foreign exchange, USD/CNH rose 0.11% to 6.71315 and USD/JPY added 0.45% to 154.212. European stock benchmarks were lower across the board, with the Euro Stoxx 50 down 0.63% to 6,280.81, the UK100 off 0.2% to 10,633.2, and Germany’s DAX40 down 0.29% to 25,460.8. Gate also said users can trade traditional financial market products on the platform, including precious metals, forex, global stock CFDs, key indexes and commodities, through TradFi features integrated into its app and web platform.

Gate’s latest market data showed mixed moves across foreign exchange, precious metals, equity indexes, and energy markets. In FX, USD/CNH slipped 0.01% on the day to 6.70565, while USD/JPY rose 0.12% to 153.711. In precious metals, gold fell to $4,401.16 per ounce, down 0.15% intraday, and silver was quoted at $67.299 per ounce, up 0.8% on the day. Among global equity indexes, the Euro Stoxx 50 dropped 1.36% to 6,298.3, the UK100 fell 0.13% to 10,640.4, and Germany’s DAX40 edged up 0.04% to 25,543.6. In commodities, WTI crude declined 0.4% to $96.74 per barrel, while Brent crude fell 0.71% to $102.25 per barrel. According to the Odaily newsflash citing Gate data, Gate also said users can directly trade traditional financial market products on its platform, covering precious metals, foreign exchange, global stock CFDs, major indexes, and commodities. The company said its TradFi features have been integrated into both the Gate app and web platform.

Gate’s latest market data showed gains in precious metals and oil, while several major currency pairs and European stock indexes moved lower during the day. Gold rose to $4,432.13 per ounce, up 1.72% on the day, and silver climbed to $67.702 per ounce, posting a 3.49% daily gain. In foreign exchange, USD/CNH slipped 0.04% to 6.70349, while USD/JPY fell 0.39% to 153.357. European equities were also weaker, with the Euro Stoxx 50 down 1.16% to 6,311.3, the UK100 off 0.48% to 10,712.3, and Germany’s DAX40 down 1.04% to 25,608.9. In commodities, WTI crude rose 1.67% to $96.16 a barrel and Brent crude gained 1.25% to $101.9 a barrel. Gate also said users can trade traditional financial market products on its platform, including precious metals, forex, global stock CFDs, key indexes and commodities, through integrated TradFi features on its app and web platform.

Gate’s latest market data showed gains in precious metals and mixed moves across currencies, stock indexes, and energy contracts. Gold rose 0.18% on the day to $4,364.76 per ounce, while silver climbed 1.04% to $66.099 per ounce. In foreign exchange, USD/CNH fell 0.02% to 6.70485, and USD/JPY dropped 0.26% to 153.571. Across global equity benchmarks, the Euro Stoxx 50 index fell 0.14% to 6,375.79. The UK100 added 0.07% to 10,771.9, and Germany’s DAX40 was up 0.01% at 25,880.7. In commodities, WTI crude rose 0.33% to $94.89 a barrel, while Brent crude slipped 0.16% to $100.48. According to the Odaily report citing Gate data, the platform also said users can directly trade traditional financial market products on Gate, with coverage spanning precious metals, foreign exchange, global stock CFDs, major indexes, and commodities. Gate said its TradFi-related functions have been fully integrated into both its app and web platform.