GMX Expands to Base, Bringing Deep-Liquidity Markets to 1.3M Users
GMX, a leading decentralized perpetual exchange, has launched GMX Multichain, marking its first expansion to Base, Coinbase's Ethereum Layer 2 network. This move extends GMX's reach to over 1.3 million Base users, enabling seamless cross-chain access to its deep-liquidity markets.
The new Multichain system is built on LayerZero, a proven interoperability protocol that has facilitated billions in transactions. This launch positions GMX within one of the fastest-growing ecosystems in crypto and paves the way for integrating many additional chains in the future.
Following Base integration, GMX plans to progressively support other widely used public EVM blockchains, including Binance Chain, Berachain, Ethereum Mainnet, Sonic, Linea, ApeChain, and more. Traders and liquidity providers from these blockchains can now access GMX's infrastructure without friction.
GMX Multichain introduces features designed to streamline trading and enhance liquidity across networks. Users can access over 90 perpetual trading pairs and 23 high-liquidity swap markets, enjoy simplified onboarding, and benefit from unified liquidity across supported blockchains.
Since its launch four years ago, GMX has facilitated over $320 billion in trading volume, serving more than 720,000 users across multiple blockchains. The expansion to Base signals a wider industry trend toward interoperable and borderless financial ecosystems. GMX aims to progressively support perpetual contracts on Arbitrum and Avalanche, further cementing its position as a key player in decentralized trading.
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