Gate provides prediction-market access through its exchange and wallet products. Its own product explanation distinguishes a Polymarket-connected event market from separate short-term crypto event contracts and a self-custody DEX route. Those are different products with different account and fee conditions.[1]
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3 November 2026
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3 November 2026
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Gate’s Event Market help article, dated 6 May 2026, lists a 0.8% platform charge on both maker and taker transactions, plus applicable Polymarket protocol charges. Market parameters and the actual order quote can change. This schedule should not be applied automatically to Gate’s other event-contract or DEX products.[2]
As published on 3 November 2026.
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