Gate Pays 98 Dividend Records Across Four Markets
Eligible users received stock and ETF dividend payments automatically as Tether (USDT) equivalents for securities with October 26 to 30 dividend dates.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Investing

Gate completed 98 dividend-payment records for stock and ETF holders covering dividend dates from October 26 to 30. Eligible users received the payments automatically as Tether (USDT) equivalents in their spot accounts without taking any action.
Why it matters
The distribution extends Gate's dividend service beyond the U.S.-listed securities covered in earlier batches to listings in South Korea, Hong Kong and Japan. It follows an earlier 67-entry Gate stock and ETF dividend batch.
The batch figure of 98 records is a platform-reported count covering four markets, up from 67 entries in the previous Gate batch. The total payout value and the number of eligible recipients were not disclosed in the extraction.
The players
Gate
Gate is a global cryptocurrency exchange that offers spot trading and, in this case, a dividend-payment service for stock and ETF holders.
The details
Gate credited payments automatically as USDT equivalents in users' spot accounts, with each amount determined by holdings at the applicable snapshot time, per-share dividends, taxes and exchange rates. Examples of covered tickers include DELL, GE, MU, the S&P 500 ETF (SPY) and PM, and some tickers appear in multiple payment records.
Timeline
Dividend dates for the batch fell between October 26 and 30, 2026.
Gate's batch was completed on October 30, 2026.
TokenPost published its report on the batch on November 2, 2026.
Seasonal Patterns
The 98-record batch expands on Gate's earlier 67-entry stock and ETF dividend distribution by adding listings from South Korea, Hong Kong and Japan beyond the U.S.-listed securities covered previously. The batch covers dividend dates from October 26 to 30.
Holders of covered stocks and ETFs who used Gate's spot accounts received dividends as USDT without any action required. Payment amounts depend on holdings at the snapshot time, per-share dividend rates, taxes and exchange rates.
The takeaway
Investors receiving dividends in stablecoins should check how taxes and exchange rates affect the final amount credited to their accounts.
Further reading
Learn more about how Investing strategies handle dividend income across markets.







