From the social media and the GitHub public codebase, it is clear that this anonymous team is working hard on its development. While it’s impossible to rule out the possibility that the team disbanded and the project was abandoned, their ability to deliver products and introduce new features is evident to everyone and has earned them the trust of the copyright community and other projects.
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GMX is a decentralized derivative copyright exchange that allows users to enjoy low fees and zero-slip transactions through an innovative GLP multi-asset liquidity pool and aggregated prophecy machine quotes. Users can stake GMX or GLP to gain the network’s native tokens.
This isolation prevents all liquidity providers from facing risk if one asset’s price is manipulated, as seen in past AVAX price manipulation attacks.
It is easy to see that the GMX protocol is very tempting for liquidity providers. They only need to deposit their copyright holdings to earn a return, and there are pelo infrequent losses.
The dealer always hopes that a gambler’s error in judgment will result in a margin forfeit, even if the opening desk fee and hourly interest income mitigate the occasional lucky win.
GMX’s core product is its trading facilities. It allows users to conduct spot trading and perpetual contract trading. Users can leverage up to 30x on their trades thanks to its ability to leverage liquidity. GMX operates as an automated market maker (AMM).
Although GMX V1 provided website a relatively comprehensive on-chain derivatives solution and became the largest on-chain derivatives market by TVL, it had several user experience issues. These included high trading fees, potentially high borrowing costs for both long and short positions leading to high holding costs, significant skew in long and short positions causing losses for GLP holders, and the risk of a single asset causing losses for all GLP holders.
Summary: Traders in highly regulated regions like the USA and China face increasing challenges in accessing copyright futures markets without identity verification.
As GMX doesn’t yet handle billions of dollars of volume like its centralized counterparts, it’s currently a product best suited to small retail traders. Still, after rapid growth over recent months, GMX could soon attract the institutional market as more big players start to experiment with DeFi. With more room for growth ahead, it’s well worth keeping an eye on.
GMX is a decentralized exchange that supports spot and perpetual contract trading. It encourages users to deposit copyright assets into a liquidity pool to become market makers and earn transaction fees.
Image Credit: GMX Having a vast amount of the circulating supply staked associates with lesser panic and unnecessary selling in the market. This is evident as GMX is currently trading at only 54% off its ATH as compared to the rest of the market which has plummeted an average of 80% from their ATH.
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