According to an analysis shared by CryptoQuant, trading volume in stock-linked transactions on Gate topped $90 billion in four months, while Sandisk drew attention with $12.43 billion in seven-day trading volume.
Since Gate Stock launched in June 2026, measured stock trading volume has reached approximately $90.4 billion. The analysis suggests that during a period of weakness in the crypto market, some investors used crypto exchanges to pursue opportunities in rising stock markets.
The post highlights gains in 2026 of up to 17% for the S&P 500 and more than 26% for the Nasdaq. Volume data on Gate covers the four-month period following the product’s June launch.
Which Stocks Stood Out?
The analysis lists the peaks reached by some assets in total seven-day trading volume:
- Sandisk: $12.43 billion in volume following better-than-expected financial results and comments about tight NAND memory supply.
- SK Hynix: More than $2.25 billion in volume during a period when record revenue and its partnership with Sandisk were in focus.
- SpaceX: More than $1.54 billion in volume just weeks after its IPO.
- Micron (MU): More than $600 million in volume during its strongest week.
Stocks Account for the Largest Share of Non-Crypto Trading
The shared chart shows Gate’s total non-crypto trading volume at approximately $153.1 billion. Stock trading accounts for about 59% of that total.
Precious metals account for approximately 30%, or $46.3 billion, while index and ETF trading reaches 7%, at around $11 billion. Trading volume in other commodities stands at approximately $5.4 billion.
The analysis concludes that access to these assets on Gate saw heavy use after a limited stock pullback in July. The data measures trading volume on the platform; it does not show the net amount of money moved from crypto into stocks.
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