Gate's Head of Stock Market Development Lucas Sum: As capital crosses borders, global stock investment is moving towards a more seamless connection

According to Gate's latest LinkedIn article, investors' allocation logic is increasingly revolving around industry trends and investment themes, rather than being limited to a single market. For example, the same semiconductor investment logic may involve Nvidia in the United States, Tokyo Electron in Japan, and SK Hynix in South Korea, while investment opportunities in China's technology and consumer sectors may extend to the Hong Kong market. Lucas Sum, Head of Stock Market Development at Gate, stated: "Investors may not necessarily look for opportunities based on a single market. What they are concerned about may be the same technology cycle, industry chain, or macro theme that spans multiple countries.

For the platform, the real opportunity is to make this process simpler, allowing investors to start from a single investment perspective and more directly find related companies and markets."

Currently, Gate Stocks has covered U.S. stocks, Hong Kong stocks, South Korean stocks, and Japanese stocks, offering over 12,800 stocks and ETFs. The newly launched Japanese stocks further supplement investment targets in sectors such as semiconductors, automation, automotive, finance, gaming, and entertainment. Users can participate in these stock markets using USDT. As market coverage expands, Gate is also simultaneously strengthening stock market information, educational content, and market dialogue to help investors understand the companies, industries, and driving factors behind different markets, seeking and participating in related opportunities around the same investment logic in different regions.