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GMX (Arbitrum)

DEXRank #141

Launched: 2021-09-05

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Volume 24h
$97.4K
Volume 7d
$49.27M
Volume 30d
$225.91M
Vol. Change 24h
-98.74%
Trading Pairs
98
Coins Listed
18
Monthly Visits
212.2K
Weekly Visits
49.5K
Best Referral Code
N/A
Liquidity (24h)
N/A
Traffic Score
N/A
Maker / Taker Fee
N/A

GMX (Arbitrum) Trading Volume History

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Trade on GMX (Arbitrum)

Access 98 trading pairs across 18 coins directly on GMX (Arbitrum).

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About GMX (Arbitrum)

Launched September 6th 2021, GMX is a decentralized spot and perpetual exchange that supports low swap fees and zero price impact trades. Trading is supported by a unique multi-asset pool that earns liquidity providers fees from market making, swap fees, leverage trading (spreads, funding fees & liquidations) and asset rebalancing.

Dynamic pricing is supported by Chainlink Oracles along with TWAP pricing from leading volume DEXs.

GMX (Arbitrum) in the DEX Ranking on dexcex.io

GMX (Arbitrum) is tracked in the DEX Ranking on dexcex.io alongside every other major decentralized exchange. It currently sits at #141 in our DEX Ranking based on DEX volume, liquidity and supported pairs.

Compare GMX (Arbitrum)'s DEX volume against other top venues in the DEX Ranking on dexcex.io, then cross-check the largest tokens it lists in our crypto rankings to see where on-chain activity is concentrated.

dexcex.io combines the DEX Ranking, the CEX Ranking and full crypto rankings in one portal, so you can move from this GMX (Arbitrum) profile straight into the broader market context without leaving the site.

Frequently Asked Questions about GMX (Arbitrum)

What is GMX (Arbitrum) and is it a DEX or CEX?
GMX (Arbitrum) is a decentralized exchange (DEX), launched on 2021-09-05. As a DEX, it uses smart contracts and automated market makers (AMMs) to facilitate peer-to-peer trading without intermediaries.
How does GMX (Arbitrum) work?
GMX (Arbitrum) operates as a decentralized exchange where trades are executed via smart contracts on the blockchain. Users connect their crypto wallets (such as MetaMask, Phantom, or Trust Wallet) directly to the platform and swap tokens without depositing funds to a centralized entity. The platform currently supports 98 trading pairs. Transactions are settled on-chain, ensuring full transparency and user custody of assets at all times.
How does GMX (Arbitrum) differ from other decentralized exchanges?
GMX (Arbitrum) distinguishes itself among DEXs with a 24-hour trading volume of $97.4K. It is currently ranked #141 among DEX platforms on DEXCEX. Key differentiating factors for DEXs include the underlying blockchain, supported token standards, liquidity depth, trading fees, and whether the platform uses an AMM model or an on-chain order book.
What is GMX (Arbitrum)'s 24h trading volume?
GMX (Arbitrum) currently has a 24-hour trading volume of $97.4K, which has changed by -98.74% compared to the previous day. The 7-day volume is $49.27M and the 30-day volume is $225.91M. DEX volume is a key indicator of exchange liquidity and activity.
How many trading pairs does GMX (Arbitrum) support?
GMX (Arbitrum) currently supports 98 trading pairs across 18 listed coins. More trading pairs generally means more options for traders to diversify their crypto portfolio.
What are GMX (Arbitrum)'s trading fees?
Detailed fee information for GMX (Arbitrum) may vary by trading pair and user tier. Check the exchange's official fee schedule for the most up-to-date rates.
Where does GMX (Arbitrum) rank among DEX exchanges?
GMX (Arbitrum) is ranked #141 in the DEX ranking on DEXCEX based on trading volume, liquidity score and other key metrics.
What is the difference between a DEX and a CEX?
A DEX (decentralized exchange) lets users trade crypto directly from their wallets via smart contracts — there is no central authority holding funds. A CEX (centralized exchange) acts as a middleman, holding user deposits and matching orders through a centralized order book. DEXs offer self-custody and transparency, while CEXs typically provide faster execution, fiat on-ramps, and more advanced trading products. GMX (Arbitrum) is a DEX, meaning users retain custody of their assets.
How much web traffic does GMX (Arbitrum) receive?
GMX (Arbitrum) receives approximately 212.2K monthly visits (49.5K weekly). Web traffic is an important metric for evaluating exchange popularity and user adoption in DEX rankings.
What is GMX (Arbitrum)'s liquidity score?
The liquidity score for GMX (Arbitrum) is currently not available. Liquidity is a critical factor for trade execution quality and is factored into DEX rankings on DEXCEX.
Is GMX (Arbitrum) safe to use for crypto trading?
GMX (Arbitrum) is listed on DEXCEX. As a decentralized exchange, users maintain custody of their own funds through non-custodial wallets. Always verify smart contract addresses and use hardware wallets for large trades. DEXCEX provides data and rankings but does not endorse any specific exchange.