Most crypto projects got the wind knocked out of them last year, but not decentralized crypto exchange GMX. Its token, which is also called GMX, finished the year up 90%. This chart from Token Terminal might help explain why.
See, GMX allows users to trade different tokens on the Avalanche blockchain or on Arbitrum – a scaling solution to Ethereum. But unlike most other decentralized exchanges (DEXs), GMX can also be used to trade crypto futures – leveraged derivatives products that track the price of a digital asset. Just like a centralized crypto exchange, GMX generates trading and other types of fees from its users. And as the chart
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