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GT vs LEO

GateToken and UNUS SED LEO scored on the same 25 variables, ranked against the same 251 tokens, with every gap between them shown.

Scoring pass 18 Sept 2026. Market snapshot 7 Oct 2026.

GT score
123/250
56th of 251 · CAUTIOUS HOLD
LEO score
126/250
53rd of 251 · CAUTIOUS HOLD
Variables won
6 to 8
11 level of 25
Framework prefers
LEO
by 3 points
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What separates them

GT scores 123 of 250 and ranks 56th of 251. LEO scores 126 and ranks 53rd. LEO leads by 3 points, which is inside the range where the individual variables matter more than the total. GT takes 6 of the 25 variables, LEO takes 8, and 11 are level.

No single variable separates GT and LEO by as much as 3 points. They are close on the framework's terms, which makes price, liquidity and the supply position below the only grounds for choosing.

02

All 25 variables, head to head

Both tokens were scored by the same framework in the same pass, so the numbers are directly comparable. What a comparison adds over two separate pages is the gap: a 6 against a 6 is a non-event, a 9 against a 3 is the reason to hold one and not the other.

Cash flow

Cash flow variables compared between GT and LEO
Protocol Revenue5
6LEO +1
Revenue Trend5
5level
P/S Multiple5
5level
Real Staking Yield4
3GT +1

Supply

Supply variables compared between GT and LEO
Supply Inflation7
8LEO +1
Vesting Schedule7
8LEO +1
Circulating / FDV Ratio7
9LEO +2
Buyback and Burn7
8LEO +1

Ownership

Ownership variables compared between GT and LEO
Smart Money Flows4
4level
Insider Selling5
6LEO +1
Holder Concentration4
3GT +1

Traction

Traction variables compared between GT and LEO
TVL Trend4
4level
Active Users5
5level
Developer Activity4
4level
Network Growth4
3GT +1

Position

Position variables compared between GT and LEO
Market Share4
5LEO +1
Competitive Moat5
5level
Institutional Adoption4
4level
Exchange Depth5
4GT +1
Social Mindshare4
3GT +1

Risk

Risk variables compared between GT and LEO
Regulatory Safety4
4level
Catalyst Calendar4
3GT +1
BTC Alpha Potential5
5level
Team Execution5
5level
Treasury Runway6
7LEO +1

Bars read outward from the centre: GT to the left, LEO to the right. The side that leads a variable is filled. Each score is 1 to 10 against the same definition applied to all 251 rated tokens.

03

Market and supply

Market and supply figures for GT and LEO
GTLEO
Pricenot published$8.90
Market capnot published$8.19B
Circulating87.8%93.4%
Dilution to full supply1.14x1.07x
Off all-time highn/a-16.2%
To recover the highn/a1.2x
Total value lockednot publishednot published
NetworkEthereumEthereum

Price, market cap and all-time high from the CoinGecko snapshot fetched 7 Oct 2026. Supply shares are derived from circulating and eventual supply counts, which do not move with price. The 25 scores come from the research pass dated 18 Sept 2026.

04

Catalyst and risk on each side

GT · CAUTIOUS HOLD

Catalyst

Gate.io's GT staking for Startup token allocations, with 12% APY and 50% of fees burned quarterly.

Principal risk

Gate.io's withdrawal of Chinese OTC services due to PBOC crackdown, reducing trading volume 40%.

LEO · CAUTIOUS HOLD

Catalyst

Continuous LEO token buyback and burn funded by at least 27% of iFinex consolidated gross revenue, accelerating token burn from Q3 2025.

Principal risk

DOJ indictment of Bitfinex/Tether executives for bank fraud or sanctions violations.

05

Common questions

Is GT or LEO the better investment?
On this framework LEO scores higher: 126 against 123 of 250, and it is rated CAUTIOUS HOLD against CAUTIOUS HOLD. That is a ranking of fundamentals as recorded at the last scoring pass, not a price forecast, and GT still wins 6 of the 25 individual variables against LEO.
What is the biggest difference between GT and LEO?
Nothing separates them by more than 2 points on any of the 25 variables, which is unusual and means the two are close substitutes on fundamentals.
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Research and analysis, not investment advice. A higher score is one framework applied consistently to 251 tokens, not a prediction that one asset will outperform the other.