ChainCatcher reports that, according to market data, on February 25, gold (XAU) briefly broke through the $5,200 level, while silver (XAG) also strengthened and surpassed $90, significantly increasing volatility in the precious metals market. In this context, Gate TradFi launched the first adjustable leverage trading mechanism for gold, offering traders with different risk preferences more layered options.
The initial launch includes XAUUSD20 (gold 20x), XAUUSD100 (gold 100x), and XAUUSD200 (gold 200x) contracts. In addition to the original high leverage system of 500x, new lower leverage options have been added, providing traders with more flexible allocation strategies.
This product upgrade further enriches the hierarchy of gold trading, allowing users to adjust their positions and risk exposure flexibly based on market fluctuations and their own strategies. Besides gold, Gate TradFi also offers XAGUSD (silver) contracts and covers traditional financial assets such as stocks, indices, forex, and commodities, including popular targets like Tesla, Nvidia, and Apple, supporting both app and web trading.
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