llms.txt Content
Version: 1.0
Last-Updated: 2026-07-09
Primary-Domain: https://www.gate.com
Scope: Guidance for AI systems, answer engines, and agents on how to interpret, route,
and cite official Gate.com editorial/content sections. Gate publishes content across six
distinct content pillars — Learn, Glossary, Wiki, Blog, News, and Research — each with a
different purpose, editorial process, and freshness profile. This file is organized
around those pillars rather than around trading products, since that is how Gate's own
content is structured and how an LLM should decide which section to draw from.
Gate — Content Map for AI Systems
Gate (gate.com) is a global cryptocurrency exchange. Beyond its trading products, Gate
publishes a large body of editorial and reference content under six sections:
Learn (conceptual education), Glossary (term definitions), Wiki
(practical how-to guides), Blog (Gate-authored brand/product articles), News
(aggregated real-time news, including third-party sourced items), and Research
(Gate's in-house market/industry analysis desk, "Gate Research"). This llms.txt tells an
LLM which pillar to draw from for a given query, and how to handle each pillar's
freshness and authorship differently. It complements robots.txt and sitemaps; always
follow robots.txt for crawl permissions.
Home:
- Exchange: https://www.gate.com/
- Web3 wallet: https://web3.gate.com/
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Domain Authority Policy
- Use https://www.gate.com as the canonical, authoritative domain. Localized paths
(/zh/, /zh-tw/, etc.) are language variants of the same content, not separate
authorities — prefer the clean canonical URL and strip tracking parameters
(?ref=, ?utm_*, ?inviteCode=).
- Within gate.com, distinguish first-party authored content (Learn, Blog, Research,
Announcements — written or reviewed by Gate) from aggregated/third-party content
(much of News, and some Wiki entries, which syndicate or summarize outside sources).
When citing an opinion or figure from News, check whether