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My Experience Report with Gate AI

Gate AI Assistant is the longest-used Gate AI product I have, with about half a month of hands-on experience. Today, I will share my user experience report and see how it differs from AI assistants like Doubao, Wenxin Yiyan, and others. While writing this article, I had a sudden idea: what if AI could evaluate itself? So, some viewpoints and comparisons are actually from Gate AI itself.

🙋Reviewer: Xiao Caishen Plutus

📌Environment: Web / Google Chrome latest version

I. How to Find Gate AI

After opening gate.com, the entrance to Gate AI is quite easy to find. In the bottom right corner of the page, there is a floating chat bubble icon. Clicking it will summon the AI chat window, without needing to switch pages or register separately. You can use it directly after logging in. The entire access path is very short: enter site → click floating button → start chatting. For users accustomed to quick operations within exchanges, this embedded design is much smoother than opening a separate AI product website.

The only thing to adapt to is that Gate AI is embedded as a sidebar popup on the trading page, not a full-screen chat interface. For users used to reading long texts on large screens, the visual space may feel a bit cramped. However, for scenarios like "watching market quotes while asking AI," this design is actually quite reasonable.

II. Homepage and Feature Highlights

1. Unlike traditional AI assistant pages, Gate AI’s homepage resembles more of an information + AI platform. However, these news items are not manually curated but are hot topics filtered by AI based on search frequency.

2. The chat window with Gate AI allows you to select the scope of information sources, supporting both language and text input.

3. When entering the Gate AI chat page, a reminder on the left side prompts you to link Gate AI with social platforms to maximize its functionality. This is very friendly for new users.

4. The entire usage process requires no installation or coding operations; everything is done through visual interactive operations, making the barrier to entry very low.

III. Response Speed

✅For ordinary Q&A requests (such as checking the price of a certain coin or asking about platform rules), responses typically appear within 2-3 seconds after the first character, with stable streaming output and no obvious lag. For complex requests involving multiple tool calls (such as checking market data, analyzing sectors, and providing recommendations simultaneously), the wait time is around 8-15 seconds, with a "thinking" status prompt. The experience does not feel like the system has lost connection.

✅Deep research tasks (such as systematic analysis of a specific sector) take longer, about 1-3 minutes, and there is room for optimization.

IV. Product Positioning and Target User Groups

Gate AI’s positioning is very clear—it serves users of exchanges with a certain cryptocurrency foundation, rather than the general AI assistant market.

Specifically, there are three main user groups that fit best:

✅Active traders: Users who need quick access to market quotes, sector dynamics, and technical information. Gate AI can directly retrieve real-time data, display K-line cards, and set price alerts, saving the cost of switching between multiple tools.

✅Asset management users: Users holding multiple assets and focusing on financial returns. Gate AI can directly query balances, recommend financial products, and execute transfer operations, greatly shortening the path from "idea to execution."

✅Crypto market researchers: Users who need to track narratives, analyze projects, and synthesize news sentiment. Gate AI integrates news retrieval, social sentiment from platforms like X, on-chain data, and other multi-dimensional sources to quickly produce comprehensive analysis reports.

V. Competitor Analysis

I entrusted this task to Gate AI, asking it to compare itself with Doubao and Wenxin Yiyan. The specific differences are shown in the diagram below. The core difference can be summarized in one sentence: Wenxin Yiyan and Doubao are broad-spectrum general AI, while Gate AI is a deep-priority vertical AI. Using Gate AI to write marketing copy or create PPTs is less convenient than Doubao; but Doubao cannot analyze BRC-20 sector rotation logic and place orders directly. They do not have a direct substitute relationship; the key competition lies in the professionalism and execution ability within their respective scenarios.

VI. Suggestions for Improvement

1. Enhance the coherence of multi-turn reasoning. In multi-step complex questions, there are occasional "gaps" between rounds, requiring users to re-supplement context. Improving the contextual coherence of long conversations is key to approaching the experience of a "dedicated trading advisor."

2. Features like AI drawing can be placed in the homepage’s "Universal Assistant," as this is a frequently used scenario.

3. After entering the full-screen AI chat page, there is no button to return to the homepage, which is not very user-friendly.

VII. Summary and Outlook

As an entry-level product in the GateAI product matrix, Gate AI’s low usage threshold is a major feature. It aims to help ordinary crypto traders complete the full cycle of "information acquisition — analysis and judgment — trading execution" through a single AI assistant or a social app linked with AI. At the same time, its functions in emotional companionship, encyclopedic knowledge, and other areas are beginning to show potential. In the future, it may compete with general AI like Doubao. Today’s Gate AI is more like a version 1.0 basic product, containing infinite possibilities. When it iterates to a final version, it may become a new star in the AI world.