Rewards are distributed to white hat hackers based on the severity of the vulnerability. This bounty program focuses on preventing Direct theft of any user funds, Permanent freezing of funds, Insolvency, Unable to call smart contracts, etc., and much more. Here is a quick table for reference:
Although the GMX protocol demonstrates strong potential and a positive development outlook, the market is always uncertain. Therefore, users must conduct comprehensive analysis and risk assessment before making investment decisions.
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.
Liquidity providers want high returns, and GMX opens the way to make this possible. As long as the market traders lose money, returns will increase. Liquidity providers do not want to take the risk of loss, GMX uses statistics to show that short-term losses will occur, but long-term profits are the inevitable result.
GMX is built on the Arbitrum, and Avalanche GMX provides trading services for spot and perpetual contracts on the chain. GMX supports up to 30x leverage, and users can enjoy low transaction fees and near-zero spreads.
GMX tokens can be purchased on decentralized exchanges such as Uniswap or SushiSwap. For this guide, we’ll use GMX as an example. Visit the GMX app website, connect your wallet and click on “Swap” to start trading.
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.
Users can deposit their copyright into the GLP pool to become liquidity providers and receive credentials for GLP tokens. Users staking GLP tokens can receive transition fees, funding fees, and liquidation fees, which fees will directly convert to the native assets of that blockchain network.
Regarding protocol development, the GMX exchange has also issued GMX tokens. GMX tokens can be used for the protocol’s governance and staking, to adjust the rate structure and the weight of different copyright assets that affect the GLP liquidity pool, and to receive 30% of the transaction fees, funding rates, and clearing fees in the GLP liquidity pool. The proceeds are directly converted to ETH or AVAX.
Among the new features, dYdX V4 introduces permissionless markets, allowing users to list and trade any asset instantly, provided there is an oracle price available.
GMX is operating on the Arbitrum and Avalanche blockchains. The integration is made possible through the cross-chain bridge called Synapse. This solution is enhancing the platform's connectivity and efficiency.
Protocol revenue is split 70/30 between $GLP and the other protocol token $GMX. In addition to getting the larger share of protocol revenues, $GLP holders also get all the collateral when positions are liquidated which leads to a fluctuating but over-time growing inflow of revenue.
The remaining GBCs are sold publicly at 0.03 website ETH each, with the proceeds from the sale becoming a community development fund that currently holds over $750,000 worth of GMX and GLP. The project has many active contributors from the community, again demonstrating the grassroots nature of the GMX development team, which is based on the community and for the community.
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