This supergroup serves as the primary community hub for GMX, a permissionless decentralized exchange. It facilitates discussions among traders, liquidity providers, and developers regarding the platform's features, updates, and governance. The content includes official announcements, technical support, user feedback, and general crypto market discussions, with a strong emphasis on GMX's specific products like perpetuals, spot trading, and liquidity pools. The community is active, with users frequently asking questions, sharing insights, and discussing protocol mechanics and future developments.
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There was a security vulnerability in the GMX V1 codebase that was disclosed. GMX V1 forks were also safely notified. We would like to recognise the actions of 0xDF3340A436c27655bA62F8281565C9925C3a5…
GMX has successfully completed its ~$44M Distribution Plan for $GLP holders on Arbitrum affected by the recently disclosed V1 vulnerability. Eligible users can now claim their distribution in the GMX…
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Welcome to GMX, the go-to permissionless exchange for trading Perps on public blockchains. GMX is live on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Solana, Botanix, Base, BNB Chain, and is deploying on MegaETH.…
Fair enough, feedback noted
can't please everyone, but I'm almost certain most LPs aren't really concerned about performance vs. uniswap, just a thought for the future when UI updates are being planned
I track mine to see how trader losses are affecting the value, not everyone realizes they can go to dune (if they have credits) and figure that out as well
Djama's confusion and anger is understandable, most people are just worried about their overall return vs. USD or ETH value of the underlying tokens not their performance vs. a v2 pool