I have been adding a bit of GT lately. It's not that I expect it to have a big pump in the short term, but I feel that in the current market environment, things like GT, which combine "Platform Token + practical value + stable operation," are actually more worthy of being included in the portfolio, at least with a mindset that won't be too volatile.

First of all, I have always believed that the Platform Token track is somewhat similar to the "cryptocurrency version of equity logic." What you are buying is not just a coin, but the platform's traffic, profitability, and ecological development.

The main tangible benefit of holding GT is that you can earn money while lying down. The platform often conducts free airdrops, and last year alone, it distributed 30 million USD in benefits, which you can participate in by holding GT. Moreover, just holding it can yield an annual return of 7%-8%, which is much higher than most platform returns.

One of the biggest features of GT is its deflationary mechanism. The platform regularly burns GT, and the total supply has decreased from the initial 300 million coins to less than 100 million coins now. This burning model is quite common in the crypto space, but few can execute it publicly. Just a few days ago, nearly 39 million USD worth of GT was burned!

The biggest fear for Platform Tokens is security issues; no one wants a repeat of the FTX incident. Gate has performed exceptionally well, with a publicly disclosed reserve ratio as high as 128.58%, far exceeding industry standards. The platform has also partnered with top IPs like the F1 Red Bull Racing team to continuously expand its brand influence. All these factors provide strong support for the long-term value of GT.

Actually, I don't think GT is the kind of coin that can make you rich quickly, but it is definitely a correct choice to include in a long-term investment portfolio. As long as you understand the logic of Platform Tokens and are willing to look a bit further, I believe that the current position of GT is reasonable, and I even think it is undervalued.
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