In the past week, I carefully looked at the 5,000,000 USDT subsidy care plan (Phase 3) launched by Gate.

This is not just an "event"; it is more like a re-layering of trading behaviors of different user groups by the platform.
From a regulatory standpoint, it divides users into three categories:
Short-term active participants, regular participants, new entrants.
The subsidy strategy corresponds to "reflow incentives, participation consolidation, and reduced trial and error costs."
This is a design that "reduces marginal risk," which is a relatively friendly mechanism for the current market with high volatility.
Especially for newcomers, the additional benefit of 50 USDT is not about the amount, but about "providing a reasonable trial and error space."
For many beginners, contracts are not complicated; the real barrier is the psychological cost, not the operation itself.
Overall, this subsidy balances the three keywords of "moderate, transparent, and friendly" relatively well.
For users who want to maintain rhythm but do not want to take excessive risks, this type of mechanism is quite valuable.