Gate’s latest market data showed strength across several names in its gStocks tokenized stock segment, with Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bear 3X Shares represented by SOXSG/USDT posting the largest 24-hour gain among the top movers at 2.82%. Coca-Cola’s KOG/USDT followed with a 0.81% rise, while Eli Lilly’s LLYG/USDT added 0.70% over the same period. The update was cited by Odaily. Gate said gStocks is continuing to expand its ecosystem of tokenized global equity assets to give users more ways to participate in the market. According to the platform, the product supports 24/7 trading, unified account management, and lower-entry participation. Gate also said users can use the offering to access popular global stocks with greater flexibility and combine digital assets with traditional securities in a single allocation path. The exchange added that it plans to keep adding more stock and ETF listings to broaden global asset allocation choices available through gStocks.

Capital has recently rotated toward defensive consumer names and leading retail stocks, lifting several consumer-related assets in Gate’s gStocks segment, according to ChainCatcher. Gate’s latest market data showed KOG/USDT, the Coca-Cola-linked gStocks trading pair, rising 5.51% over the past 24 hours to $88.73. The pair’s intraday high during the same period reached $90.23. Other retail-linked names also moved higher. HDG/USDT, tied to Home Depot, was last quoted at $344.23, up 2.43% over 24 hours. WMTG/USDT, linked to Walmart, traded at $114.39, posting a 1.69% gain in the same window. Taken together, consumer and retail gStocks were among the more active advancing names on the platform for the day. The move followed a broader shift in market flows toward defensive consumption and major retail leaders, as cited in the original report.

Crypto prices moved in different directions over the past 24 hours. Bitcoin stayed above $72,000 while ETH, XRP, BNB, and SOL fell. Humanity, PLAY, and PORTAL led the strongest gains with heavy trading volume.

Gate said its gStocks section will list 16 tokenized securities for spot trading at 16:00 on July 15 (UTC+8), according to an official announcement cited by ChainCatcher. The lineup includes VOOG and IVVG, along with tokenized versions tied to Caterpillar, Bank of America, Lam Research, Costco, UnitedHealth Group, General Electric, Chevron, Coca-Cola, Procter & Gamble, HSBC Holdings, Home Depot, Arm, Netflix and Goldman Sachs. Gate said the gStocks tokenized securities product is backed by 1:1 full native reserves. The company also said the offering gives users one-stop access to 7×24 securities trading.

On June 15, Polyhedra Network’s native token ZKJ crashed over 60% in less than two hours, from $1.98 to an all-time low of $0.7625. A brief recovery to $1.41 was short-lived, with the token falling back below $0.80. Coinmarketcap data shows an even steeper drop of 80% to $0.33, slashing market cap to $94.76 million. The crash coincided with a collapse of the KOGE token, sparking allegations of a planned liquidity-drain operation and rug-pull.