In 2025, the Recall project (RECALL) entered the Web3 landscape with the central concept of a decentralized memory system. Its mission is to enable users to fully control their on-chain history, identity, and data. This allows for permanent memory and verifiable data ownership through blockchain technology. Recall leverages zero-knowledge proofs (ZK) and distributed storage to ensure users can verify data authenticity without compromising privacy. The Recall Layer architecture is compatible with ecosystems such as Ethereum and BNB Chain, establishing infrastructure for Web3 social platforms, on-chain identity verification, and data ownership.
With the momentum from Recall’s airdrop still strong, Gate announced the launch of RECALL perpetual contract trading at 12:30 UTC on October 15, 2025, featuring USDT settlement and leverage from 1x to 50x, alongside the release of Gate Perp DEX.
This marks Recall’s transition from airdrop distribution to live contract trading. For the project team, it represents a move from community-driven growth to market-based validation. For traders, it provides expanded opportunities for strategy and risk management.
With RECALL perpetual contract trading now live, users can employ leverage for both long and short positions. Short-term traders can capitalize on price swings, while long-term investors may hedge airdrop token exposure using contracts. Analysts observe that Recall is currently experiencing initial capital inflows. Sustained growth in trading volume could attract additional institutional investment and accelerate price discovery.
Following the airdrop, Recall experienced strong trading volume and increased community trust. Market data indicate that after Gate’s perpetual contract announcement, RECALL spot trading volume increased by nearly 80%.
Analysts suggest that if Recall launches its planned Recall ID System and Developer API Platform, RECALL’s use cases will broaden further. The token price may then enter a steady upward trend.
By introducing perpetual contracts, Gate strengthens Recall’s market liquidity and validates its emerging value in DeFi derivatives. Recall is not just a data protocol—it is shaping a digital memory layer for users. As contract trading activity increases, RECALL is poised to become one of the most closely followed Web3 projects in Q4 this year.