#Gate完成141只股票股息派发 #Gate完成141只股票股息派发 Gate Completes Dividend Distribution for 141 Stocks: A Strategic Move by a Crypto Exchange into Traditional Finance

On June 30, 2026, Gate announced the completion of cash dividend distribution for 141 U.S. stocks and ETFs, including NVIDIA (NVDA), Bank of America (BAC), and Nasdaq (NDAQ). The coverage spans multiple sectors such as technology, finance, energy, consumer goods, healthcare, industrials, and index ETFs. Dividends are automatically credited to users' spot accounts in USDT equivalents, requiring no action from users.
Real U.S. Stocks, Not Tokens. Gate offers genuine stock ownership, not tokenized products or synthetic exposure. This means holders enjoy full economic rights—including cash dividends.
The system is fully operational. This dividend distribution marks the complete launch of Gate's stock dividend distribution system. The platform syncs with compliant brokerage partners, and the system automatically credits dividends to user accounts. For example, with NVIDIA, $0.25 per share is distributed proportionally in USDT, and after deducting 10% withholding tax, the actual credited amount is holding quantity × dividend per share × 90%.
The Ambition of Crypto Exchanges. The deeper significance of this distribution is that crypto exchanges are attempting to become the infrastructure connecting traditional financial markets and the crypto world. Users can buy and sell real U.S. stocks with USDT and enjoy dividends, opening a new path outside the traditional brokerage system.
Not Without Costs. The actual crediting time may be later than the official dividend payment date, as funds must be processed by custodians. Additionally, the 10% withholding tax deduction is part of the holding cost.
For investors looking to participate in traditional stock markets using crypto assets, Gate's system provides a low-barrier entry point. However, dividends are only part of long-term returns; stock price volatility, exchange rate risks, and the platform's own compliance are also factors to consider.