DeFi

Injective is a Layer 1 blockchain built specifically for finance. It is designed to run trading, derivatives, real-world assets, and other financial applications fully on-chain, with the speed and low cost that traders and developers expect. INJ is the network's native token, and it sits at the center of staking, governance, transaction fees, and a buyback mechanism that ties the token's value to real activity across the ecosystem.

PSK (319660) is a South Korean semiconductor equipment manufacturer specializing in wafer processing, dry cleaning, and advanced packaging equipment. It holds a key technological position in the global semiconductor manufacturing chain. With Gate's launch of Korean stock trading, investors can directly trade PSK on the KRX market using USDT, thereby achieving a unified account configuration across markets and investment in the global semiconductor industry.

SNS (Solana Name Service) is a decentralized domain name system built on the Solana blockchain. It leverages .sol domains to transform complex wallet addresses into easily recognizable human-readable names, and extends its functionality to payments, digital identity, and on-chain asset management.

FIDA (SNS) is a key component of the Solana Name Service ecosystem, designed to convert complex blockchain addresses into easily recognizable human-readable names via an on-chain domain name system, and to build a decentralized identity infrastructure for the Solana ecosystem.

Re is a decentralized protocol that bridges blockchain capital with the real-world reinsurance market. Through the Insurance Capital Layer, it delivers underwriting capacity for insurance operations and establishes on-chain risk management infrastructure for digital asset markets. Risk management has always been a critical component of financial markets.

The RE token is the governance asset of Re Protocol. Its primary purpose is not to underwrite insurance risk or directly generate yield, but rather to coordinate protocol governance, capital allocation, and ecosystem development. Unlike many DeFi projects that rely on trading fees or liquidity mining incentives, Re's core business is built around the real-world reinsurance market. As a result, understanding the role of RE requires an understanding of both the protocol's Insurance Capital Layer and the broader mechanics of the reinsurance industry.

Gate Korean Stocks enables users to trade in the Korean stock market using stablecoins like USDT. Within the Gate Stocks platform, users can view shares of Korean listed companies, execute trades, and manage their holdings. Unlike traditional cross-border securities investing, Gate Korean Stocks connects to the Korean capital market via digital asset accounts, allowing users to allocate Korean equities, global stocks, and digital assets all from a single platform.

Grove Finance is an on-chain credit protocol designed for institutional capital markets, channeling stablecoin liquidity into both on-chain and off-chain credit assets while bridging decentralized finance (DeFi) and real-world asset (RWA) markets through a standardized risk management framework. As a core component of the Sky ecosystem (formerly MakerDAO), Grove Finance focuses on institutional-grade credit allocation, yield generation, and capital market access.

Re (RE) is a decentralized reinsurance protocol built on blockchain infrastructure. Its objective is to connect traditional insurance and reinsurance markets with on-chain capital, enabling broader participation in a historically closed insurance capital market through smart contracts and tokenization mechanisms.

CyberDEX is a decentralized perpetual futures trading platform built on Optimism. It leverages Synthetix’s shared liquidity pool and synthetic asset infrastructure to deliver on-chain derivatives trading without traditional market makers. Unlike platforms reliant on automated market makers (AMM) or order books, CyberDEX employs the Debt Pool liquidity model to provide a low-slippage, high-liquidity perpetual futures trading experience.

CyberDEX leverages Synthetix’s Debt Pool liquidity network to deliver perpetual futures trading without the need for order books or independent market makers. Unlike conventional decentralized exchanges that depend on user maker orders or Automated Market Maker (AMM) liquidity pools, CyberDEX sources its trading liquidity from a unified, shared capital pool. In this model, users effectively trade against the entire liquidity network rather than settling with a single counterparty.

CyberDEX and GMX are both decentralized Perpetual Futures trading platforms, but they differ fundamentally in their underlying liquidity architectures. CyberDEX leverages Synthetix's Debt Pool shared liquidity model, offering market depth through a unified debt pool. GMX, in contrast, uses the GLP multi-asset liquidity pool model, where liquidity providers directly serve as counterparties to traders' gains and losses.

WeFi bridges the gap between traditional finance and the digital asset ecosystem using Deobank (decentralized banking) infrastructure. Its primary goal is to unify account management, payment networks, asset custody, cross-border settlement, and digital financial services onto a single platform, eliminating the inefficiencies of fragmented financial services. In payments, WeFi boosts fund transfer efficiency via an on-chain settlement network. In custody, it delivers digital asset management and robust security controls. In cross-border finance, WeFi reduces intermediaries and accelerates global fund transfers by leveraging blockchain technology.

WFI Token and Energy serve as two separate incentive assets in the WeFi ecosystem. WFI acts as the network’s native token, handling governance, Poner en staking, ecosystem coordination, and reward distribution. In contrast, Energy operates as an incentive mechanism to gauge user engagement and contributions, driving increased participation in the network. Although both play critical roles in the WeFi economic model, their design goals differ significantly: WFI prioritizes long-term ecosystem governance and value alignment, while Energy emphasizes day-to-day user incentives and ecosystem growth. With this dual-incentive structure, WeFi seeks to solve the challenges of both network governance and user expansion at the same time.

While DeFi Vault can simplify operations and improve capital efficiency, it is not entirely risk-free. Risks ranging from smart contract vulnerabilities and strategy management errors to liquidity risk and market volatility can all affect investment outcomes.