diff --git a/MEV_by_chains/MEV_on_Arbitrum/gmx.md b/MEV_by_chains/MEV_on_Arbitrum/gmx.md index 549d414..f6d112d 100644 --- a/MEV_by_chains/MEV_on_Arbitrum/gmx.md +++ b/MEV_by_chains/MEV_on_Arbitrum/gmx.md @@ -6,10 +6,14 @@
-* decentralized spot and perpetual futures exchange, built on arbitrum and avalanche. -* enables traders to open up to 50x leveraged long or short positions via borrowing from a multi-asset pool known as GLP (that earns lp fees through market making, swap fees, leverage trading, and asset rebalancing). -* GLPs functions as the counterparty, as it accrues values when traders loses, and devalue when traders win. GLP accrues 70% of all trading fees, while stakers of the protocol governance token, earn 30%. GLP is also emerging as a form of collateral, with lending protocols integrating the LP token into their product offerings. -* native token $GMX functions as a governance, utility, and value-accrual token. all collected fees fo to the GMX fee pool, which issues fee rewards (e.g., ETH/AVAX). +* decentralized spot and perpetual futures exchange, built on arbitrum and avalanche +* promised features: minimal liquidation risks, low costs, simple swap, capital efficiency, demand drivers +* gmx enables traders to open up to 50x leveraged long or short positions via borrowing from a multi-asset pool known as $GLP (that earns lp fees through market making, swap fees, leverage trading, and asset rebalancing). +* $GLPs function as the counterparty, as it accrues values when traders loses, and devalues when traders win. $GLP accrues 70% of all trading fees, while stakers of the protocol governance token, earn 30%. $GLP is also emerging as a form of collateral, with lending protocols integrating the LP token into their product offerings. +* native token $GMX functions as a governance, utility, and value-accrual token. all collected fees fo to the $GMX fee pool, which issues fee rewards (e.g., ETH/AVAX). +* a floor price fund helps ensure liquidity in the $GLP pool, plus a reliable stream of $ETH rewards fo $GMX stakers +* protocol's revenues come from: swap fees, trading fees, execution fees, liquidation fees, and borrow fees +* protocol risks: liquidity risks, market/oracle manipulation, centralization risk, scalability risk
@@ -21,12 +25,34 @@ * $GMX: * participate in 30% of protocol fees - * earn escrowed GMX (esGMX) + * earn escrowed $GMX ($esGMX) * earn multiple points that boost yields -* $esGMX - * +* $esGMX + * escrowed tokens are earned by staking $GMX or $GLP and can be vested + * participate in 30% of protocol fees + * earn escrowed $GMX ($esGMX) + * earn multiple points that boost yields + +* $GLP + * community-owned multi-asset liquidity pool + * the amm uses the pool to serve the decentralized spot exchange (swap) and perpetual contract services + * no impermanent loss + * earn 70% of protocol fees + * earn escrowed $GMX ($esGMX) + * close positions (withdraw of collateral) triggers $GLP burn mechanism + +
+ +##### initial token distribution + +* 45.28% (6.000.000 $GMX) allocated to XVIX and Gambit migration +* 15.09% (2.000.000 $GMX) allocated to the Floor Price Fund +* 15.09% (2.000.000 $GMX) allocated to reserve (for vesting from esGMX rewards) +* 15.09% (2.000.000 $GMX) allocated to liquidity (paired with ETH for liquidity on Uniswap) +* 7.55% (1.000.000 $GMX) allocated to the presale round +* 1.89% (250.000 $GMX) allocated to marketing & partnership (distributed to contributors linearly over two years)