Gate’s 24-hour net inflow came to about $40.66 million, placing the exchange third among centralized exchanges in a reading that can be compared with earlier data but does not establish a trend.
An earlier 24-hour reading put Gate’s net inflows at $78.42 million. The two figures cover separate windows and do not show flows between them, so the lower amount alone cannot establish a longer-term direction.
A separate snapshot on Oct. 23 recorded about $184 million in net inflows and also placed Gate third among centralized exchanges, according to EconoTimes’ earlier coverage. The figures are separate observations; they do not show wallet activity between measurement windows or explain the differences in the reported amounts.
Prior EconoTimes coverage has described the measure as tracking transfers through wallets associated with Gate. That wallet-flow figure is separate from completed trades and trading volume, so it describes one type of exchange activity during the measured window.
The third-place result applies to that 24-hour tally; the supplied readings do not show Gate’s standing over a longer period.
