Gate, a major global centralized cryptocurrency exchange, has recently announced the inclusion of GateAI, an AI-powered market analysis tool, in its trading app. GateAI offers automated summaries and clear explanations of market data.
When this information leaked, sources with knowledge of the situation, who wished to remain anonymous, pointed out that the AI-powered market analysis tool had been made available in version 8.2.0. Additionally, they argued that GateAI is an advancement of the Gate app. For those interested, Gate asserts that this newly released tool is easily accessible in various sections, including token searches, spot charts, and the community feed.
Gate stressed that GateAI is a game changer for the ecosystem, as it is designed to present market information retrieved in accordance with available, reliable data. Moreover, the crypto exchange stated that the tool can identify uncertainties when it is challenging to draw a conclusion.
Gate describes GateAI as a game-changer to the ecosystem
In an announcement, the crypto company noted that the features displayed by GateAI primarily serve as a tool to support effective decision-making rather than an automated trading system. Apart from this function, Gate mentioned that the tool provides background details, such as a breakdown of market factors and basic risk indicators, while permitting its users to take control of their trade execution.
To further describe the functionality of its AI-powered market analysis tool, the cryptocurrency exchange clarified that GateAI operates under a usage quota model and is likely to be linked to the platform’s VIP tiers in the future. Its access levels undergo adjustments according to user status.
Meanwhile, it is worth noting that cryptocurrency exchange Gate offers spot and derivatives trading. So far, the company has claimed to have delivered its services to more than 47 million users worldwide across about 4,200 digital assets.
Considering the widespread adoption of AI among cryptocurrency exchanges, Gate decided to follow suit and incorporate this technology into its applications. Other cryptocurrency exchanges that have adopted this move include OKX, which began experimenting with AI-powered market monitoring as of March 2023.
At this particular moment, the firm utilized machine learning to analyze fluctuations and assess various trading conditions in real-time effectively. Interestingly, since OKX explored the integration of AI in its applications in 2023, the adoption of this technology has surged sharply.
To support this claim, sources pointed out that cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase announced its collaboration with Perplexity in July. This partnership aimed to incorporate Coinbase’s market data into the AI-powered answer engine. With this inclusion, users could effectively trace crypto-related information via the large language model of Perplexity. Another crucial example is Binance’s decision to launch a diverse range of AI-driven features, beginning with its AI Token Report in September.
Kraken adopts a more practical approach to AI-driven trading
As the trend continued escalating in the crypto industry, Crypto.com decided to explore AI technology by introducing its Model Context Protocol. This open-source standard enabled significant language models, such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Anthropic’s Claude, to provide instantaneous access to cryptocurrency market information for the purpose of evaluating AI-driven analysis. Nonetheless, reports alleged that this service was only made available to users via integrated AI tools rather than directly in Crypto.com’s trading app.
As of August 2025, Kraken embraced a more practical approach to AI-driven trading through the acquisition of Capitalise.ai. The cryptocurrency exchange made clear its intention to incorporate this no-code, natural-language trading automation technology into its advanced trading platform, Kraken Pro.
Notably, Kraken’s move to acquire Capitalise.ai demonstrates a growing trend in the crypto ecosystem, whereby firms opt to purchase AI companies outright rather than merely incorporating their services. For instance, Chainalysis bought an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered fraud detection startup, Alterya, and xPortal purchased the AI interface developer Alphalink, among others.
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