GMX DEX spikes 35% as Binance, FTX announce listing

The native token of decentralized exchange GMX (GMX) has spiked 35% to $54.11 after two leading crypto exchanges announced they would be listing it on Oct. 5.

Binance revealed that it would list the token in its Innovation Zone with three trading pairs by 10:00 UTC. FTX also stated that the asset would go live on its platform by 2 PM UTC.

GMX’s growth

GMX token gained wide popularity in early September when its value rose above the $50 mark during a period when the broader market was trading flat.

The DEX allows users to trade spot and perpetual futures at low fees through its trading interface. It is based on two networks, Ethereum layer2 protocol Arbitrum and Avalanche.

Defillama data showed that its TVL is currently $453.98 million, with $388.6 million Arbitrum, while $65.38 million is on Avalanche (AVAX). Meanwhile, around $370 million in assets are staked on the platform.

GMX incentivizes its token holders as they receive 30% of the protocol revenue for staking.

The decentralized protocol’s revenue has also steadily grown over the last 30 days. According to token terminal data, GMX revenue rose to $12.94 million in the previous 30 days.

The DEX has seen the token listed on several centralized exchanges and has recently scored several partnerships.

Community bullish on GMX

The crypto community is bullish on the GMX token, with many praising the exchanges for their decision.

Meanwhile, the DEX recently suffered an exploit that allowed a crypto trader to leverage its zero slippage feature to gain over $565,000 by manipulating the price of the AVAX token.

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