Gate's Industry Conference Strategy — From Traditional Finance to Compliance Development

In addition to cultural crossover activities, the series of professional forums, closed-door discussions, and high-end networking events organized by Gate during their stay in Hong Kong reflect a shift in the industry from "decentralization fanaticism" toward compliance, industrialization, and institutional collaboration.
At closed-door events such as the "Gate Institutional Circle" held at Rosewood Hong Kong, topics covered included cross-exchange infrastructure, payment and settlement protocols, and institutional-level product architecture. Gate's founder, Dr. Han, also delivered a keynote speech emphasizing the importance of stablecoin payments, cross-chain liquidity, and compliance strategies for the industry's future.
These topics are not only highly technical but also demonstrate that mainstream industry participants are transitioning from "marginal experimenters" to "mature industry players."
These activities are not merely internal exchanges but are intentionally designed by Gate to create institutional-level dialogue platforms. On one hand, they connect participants from traditional financial systems such as banks, investment banks, and institutional investors, helping them better understand the potential and risks of Web3. On the other hand, these events also provide Gate with deeper opportunities for industry resource integration, giving it more influence and business space in global licensing ecosystems, compliance collaborations, and large client services.
It is foreseeable that as the global trend toward advancing crypto compliance and regulatory clarity continues, the strategic deployment of activities like these will significantly support Gate's global expansion plans, accelerating its evolution from a "crypto exchange" to a "Web3 infrastructure service provider."