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Add funds via Automated Clearing House (ACH) transfers.
Deposit through a manual wire transfer, designed for larger amounts.
Swap assets for with fixed price execution on Nexo’s crypto exchange.
Borrow funds from 0.9% annual interest* without selling any of your .
Accrue compound interest on your with daily payouts and no lock-ups.
Earn up to 16% annual interest* on your digital assets for periods of up to 12 months.
GMX is a decentralized trading platform that enables users to trade spot and perpetual crypto assets directly from their wallets, with no intermediaries and up to 50x leverage. Built on Arbitrum and Avalanche, GMX combines a user-friendly interface with the efficiency of on-chain execution, providing an alternative to centralized exchanges that prioritizes transparency, control, and capital efficiency.
At the heart of the GMX ecosystem is the GLP liquidity pool, which acts as the counterparty to traders. Liquidity providers earn fees from swaps, leverage trading, and liquidations. This model allows for deep liquidity and lower slippage, even during volatile market conditions. GMX’s price feeds are powered by Chainlink oracles and other aggregated sources to minimize manipulation and ensure accurate pricing.
The GMX token serves both governance and value accrual functions. Token holders can vote on protocol upgrades and earn a share of the platform’s revenue, distributed in ETH (on Arbitrum) or AVAX (on Avalanche). This dual reward mechanism has helped GMX become one of the most capital-efficient DeFi platforms by return on liquidity.
GMX is priced at , with a market capitalization of . The token reached an all-time high of on . There are GMX tokens in circulation, from a total supply of , with a maximum supply of .
You can buy GMX with a credit as well as debit card, or explore other available payment methods on Nexo. Proceed to the Nexo Exchange to buy GMX.