GMX
GMX is a decentralized perpetual and spot exchange on Arbitrum and Avalanche.
GMX TVL
Assets deposited in GMX across 4 chains, in US dollars.
Supported chains
Deployed on 4 chains. Arbitrum holds 83.7% of deposits.
Fees & revenue
Monthly fees paid by users and the share GMX keeps as revenue. The current month is to date.
About GMX
What it does, how it earns and what the GMX token is for.
GMX is a decentralized exchange that lets people trade cryptocurrencies directly from their own wallets. It offers perpetual futures, trades that follow an asset's price without the trader owning it, on more than 70 assets with leverage of up to 100 times.
Liquidity providers deposit capital into GM pools, and those pools act as the counterparty to traders, taking the other side of their trades. GMX also uses GLV vaults, which put capital to work. The protocol has its own token, also called GMX.
GMX FAQ
Short answers to what people ask most.
Its deposits are on 4 chains, with the most on Arbitrum, as of 2026.
Part of the fees users pay is kept by the protocol as revenue, as of 2026.
Yes, anyone can add liquidity to its pools and earn a share of the fees users pay.
GMX news
Coverage of the protocol, its category and its chain.
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