Gate founder and CEO Dr. Han: RWA trading volume may increase 100 times in the next 2–5 years
According to the latest video live interview by Cointelegraph, Dr. Han, the founder and CEO of Gate, stated that the crypto industry is gradually moving from the infrastructure construction phase to the real application implementation phase. The most promising directions for the future include Prediction Markets and Real World Assets (RWA).
Dr. Han mentioned, "In the next 2 to 5 years, the trading volume of RWA could grow by 100 times, even surpassing the trading volume of cryptocurrencies themselves." He believes that as on-chain infrastructure matures, more traditional assets will enter the blockchain system, shifting the industry's growth logic from asset speculation to the circulation of real value.
In line with this trend, Gate has been continuously advancing relevant layouts. As the first centralized exchange (CEX) platform to connect with Polymarket, Gate has consistently ranked among the top three in cooperative channels, allowing users to directly participate in prediction markets through the Gate App. At the same time, Gate's digital subscription mechanism for Pre-IPOs has launched its first project, SpaceX (SPCX), raising nearly $395 million and continuously expanding the integration scenarios of crypto and traditional finance.
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