Self-hosted Gate.io trading, native trading bot monitoring, portfolio analytics, and wallet management.
Explore the GCC Live Demo · Developer: zolnode
Gate Control Center (GCC) brings Gate.io operations into a unified web interface. Originally built to monitor exchange-native trading bots, it has evolved to include supported trading operations, multi-account wallet management, analytics, security, and administrative controls.
Project status: Active development · Source: Private / proprietary · Exchange: Gate.io
These captures illustrate the Aurora interface. Some screens use isolated simulated demo data, while native bot metrics may reflect live exchange read-only data. Screenshots are illustrative, not investment results or evidence of live demo trading.
Portfolio performance and native bot status at a glance.
Cumulative performance charts and trading metrics for supported native bots.
Market data, candlestick chart and order book with simulated order entry in Demo.
Account-scoped wallet balances and asset reporting using simulated Demo balances.
More screenshots — Bot Control and Security
Simulated Spot Grid strategy configuration and review.
Isolated Demo-session security presentation.
- Native trading bots: Monitor and manage supported Gate.io Spot Grid and Infinity Grid bots; review configuration, status and performance.
- Portfolio and trading: Monitor balances and market information, review orders and trading activity, and use supported trading operations through the Gate.io API.
- Wallet: View assets, balances, and supported deposit, withdrawal and transfer workflows.
- Security: Authentication, per-account action controls, root administrator policies, and auditing.
- Interfaces: Aurora, Classic, and isolated Demo experiences.
GCC is actively developed in a private source repository. This public activity feed exposes only commit dates and reviewed commit titles—not source code, hashes, authors, diffs, private links, credentials, or operational details.
Private main history: 467 published commits from August 1, 2026 through October 30, 2026.
By month: August: 237 · September: 106 · October: 124
- 2026-10-30 — Remove Aurora tab backdrop artifacts
- 2026-10-30 — Fix Aurora layout containment
- 2026-10-30 — Add cross-device favicon support
- 2026-10-29 — Keep Trading chart neutral dark
- 2026-10-29 — Use palette-aware trading brand logo
- 2026-10-29 — Refine favicon tab rendering
- 2026-10-29 — Replace favicon with trading mark
- 2026-10-29 — Add GCC favicon
- 2026-10-29 — Palette Overview active incidents card
- 2026-10-25 — Fix public development activity validation
- 2026-10-25 — Add Rootadmin Hard Freeze controls
- 2026-10-25 — Require reason only for Rootadmin Hard Freeze
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For broader development activity, view Zolpho's GitHub profile and contribution graph. When GitHub's Private contributions option is enabled, private-repository activity appears there anonymously. The profile graph covers overall GitHub activity, not GCC exclusively.
The public GCC Issues tracker is the place for:
- reproducible product bugs
- user-facing feature requests
- feedback about GCC behavior or usability
- selected public roadmap and exploration items
GCC development and source remain private. Internal implementation work, deployment/infrastructure details, security investigations, and other operationally sensitive work are intentionally kept out of the public tracker.
Never post API keys, API secrets, account credentials, recovery material, private account details, or sensitive screenshots in a public issue.
- Native Open Orders for Spot Grid and Infinity Grid
- Telegram notifications and read-only bot integration
- Passkey / WebAuthn login
- Show the actual Gate VIP level for each Wallet account
- Multi-exchange support (KuCoin and Binance) — Exploring / nice to have
Completed public product milestones may also be retained in Issues for context, such as Demo mode.
The application source code is private and not published here. This public repository showcases the product and is not an installable open-source release.
Gate Control Center is an independent third-party project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Gate.io. Cryptocurrency trading carries financial risk. Functionality depends on available APIs, exchange permissions, and configured safeguards.
Developed and maintained by zolnode.