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About GMX

GMX (GMX) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2021. GMX has a current supply of 9.91M with 9.91M in circulation. The last known price of GMX is 28.25 USD and is -0.057305837145 over the last 24 hours. It is currently trading on active market(s) with $19.96M traded over the last 24 hours. More information can be found at https://gmx.io/.

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GMX Price Statistics
GMX’s Price Today
24h Price Change
-$0.0573058371450.20%
24h Volume
$19.96M7.47%
24h Low / 24h High
$55.60 / $57.42
Volume / Market Cap
0.071344800958
Market Dominance
0.01%
Market Rank
#297
GMX Market Cap
Market Cap
$279.81M
Fully Diluted Market Cap
$279.81M
GMX Price History
7d Low / 7d High
$54.78 / $61.64
All-Time High
$217.32Nov 16, 2021
All-Time Low
$0Nov 17, 2021
GMX Supply
Circulating Supply
9.91M
Total Supply
9.91M
Max Supply
0
Updated Dec 29, 2024 12:03 am
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GMX
GMX
$28.25
$0.057305837145(-0.20%)
Mkt Cap $279.81M
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is GMX?

    GMX is a decentralized exchange (DEX) for trading perpetual cryptocurrency futures with up to 50X leverage on popular cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH and more. The platform launched in September 2021 as Gambit Exchange. To date, GMX has a total trading volume of over $130B and 283K total users, making it the leading derivatives DEX on Arbitrum and Avalanche.

    GMX runs on the Arbitrum and the Avalanche blockchain. These ecosystems are connected to the exchange via Synapse — a cross-chain bridge.

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  • Who Are the Founders of GMX?

    The founding team is anonymous, however, the lead developer is likely @xdev_10 on Twitter.

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  • What Makes GMX Unique?

    Instead of an order book model employed by centralized exchanges (CEXs), trading occurs via its an innovation to the automated market model (AMM) deployed by DEXs like Uniswap. It features a native multi-asset pool, GLP, which generates revenue for liquidity providers.

    GLP operates as a multi-asset liquidity pool (LP) which comprises of ETH, BTC, LINK, UNI, USDC, USDT, DAI and FRAX at the time of writing. Market prices depend on Chainlink's oracles, which collect token price data from all the top exchanges.

    The decentralized exchange ecosystem is based on two tokens: GLP and GMX. The first token serves to supply liquidity. The GLP price reflects the value of all GMX assets, which are listed for trading with leverage and swaps. In other words, GLP is an index of all assets on the exchange. GMX is the utility and governance token.

    Users can add liquidity by minting GLP, and in return, they receive 70% of all fees generated on the corresponding blockchain. Unlike some liquidity pools, GLP experiences no impermanent loss. Furthermore, the GLP pool acts as a counterparty for traders. When GLP token holders supply liquidity for leveraged trading, they profit when traders incur losses, and the opposite is also true.

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  • How Many GMX Coins Are There in Circulation?

    At the time of writing, the GMX token circulating supply is over 8.7M. The expected maximum supply is 13.25M GMX tokens.

    The tokenomics is as follows: 6M GMX allocated for XVIX and Gambit migration; 2M GMX paired with ETH for liquidity on Uniswap; 2M GMX set aside for vesting from Escrowed GMX rewards; 2M GMX tokens to the floor price fund; 1M GMX tokens designated for marketing, collaborations and community developers; 250K GMX tokens distributed to the team linearly over a 2-year period.

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  • How Is the GMX Network Secured?

    GMX is on the Arbitrum and Avalanche blockchain.

    Arbitrum is a layer-2 blockchain which derives its security from the Ethereum network, which provides consensus and finality for Arbitrum transactions. In other words, Ethereum guarantees the validity of the rollup’s off-chain computation and data availability behind the computation.

    On Avalanche, unlike proof-of-work or proof-of-stake, the Avalanche consensus mechanism does not have one leader processing transactions that get validated by others. Instead, all nodes process and validate transactions by employing a directed acyclic graph (DAG) protocol. That way, transactions are processed simultaneously, and validators' random polling ensures that transactions are correct with statistical certainty. There are no blocks in this consensus mechanism, allowing immediate finalization and significantly improving the blockchain’s speed.

    The GMX contracts are also audited by ABDK Consulting, and there is an active bug bounty for GMX on Immunefi.

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  • Where Can You Buy GMX?

    GMX is available on several cryptocurrency exchanges, including Binance, KuCoin and Kraken.

    Want to keep track of GMX prices live? Download the CMC mobile app to follow the real-time prices of GMX, BTC and other cryptocurrencies.

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  • What is the all-time high price of GMX (GMX)?

    The all-time high of GMX was 217.32 USD on 2021-11-16, from which the coin is now down 87.0007362414872%. The all-time high price of GMX (GMX) is 217.32. The current price of GMX is down 87.0007362414872% from its all-time high.

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  • How much GMX (GMX) is there in circulation?

    As of , there is currently 9.91M GMX in circulation. GMX has a maximum supply of 0.

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  • What is the market cap of GMX (GMX)?

    The current market cap of GMX is 279.81M. It is calculated by multiplying the current supply of GMX by its real-time market price of 28.25.

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  • What is the all-time low price of GMX (GMX)?

    The all-time low of GMX was 0 , from which the coin is now up 0%. The all-time low price of GMX (GMX) is 0. The current price of GMX is up 0% from its all-time low.

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  • Is GMX (GMX) a good investment?

    GMX (GMX) has a market capitalization of $279.81M and is ranked #297 on CoinMarketCap. The cryptocurrency market can be highly volatile, so be sure to do your own research (DYOR) and assess your risk tolerance. Additionally, analyze GMX (GMX) price trends and patterns to find the best time to purchase GMX.

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