#Gate11月透明度报告出炉

How should ordinary users properly view transparency reports?

Transparency reports are not meant for "spectating," but are tools to assist in assessing the reliability of a platform. Ordinary users do not need to study technical details item by item, but can focus on a few core points: whether they are published continuously, whether they are logically consistent, and whether they stand the test of time.

The value of Gate's November transparency report lies in "continuity" itself. A single disclosure is public relations; multiple disclosures form a mechanism. When transparency becomes a habit, the relationship between platform and user shifts from a "trust game" to "long-term cooperation."

In a highly volatile industry, what is truly scarce is not returns, but a sense of security. Transparency reports do not guarantee you will make money, but they can reduce the chances of you encountering pitfalls. For investors, this is already sufficiently important.