GMX Launches GLV on Avalanche

🌋 Avalanche gets vaulted

By GMX
Oct 10, 2024, 2:02 PM
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GMX has expanded its GMX Liquidity Vault (GLV) to the Avalanche blockchain.​ The new [WAVAX-USDC] vault is now available, allowing users to provide liquidity to an automatically rebalanced vault combining multiple GM pool tokens.​

Key points:

  • GLV on Avalanche can be purchased with WAVAX, USDC, or underlying GM tokens
  • This launch follows successful GLV introductions on Arbitrum
  • GLV optimizes rewards for liquidity providers

The expansion to Avalanche marks another step in GMX's efforts to create liquid on-chain markets for top crypto assets across multiple blockchains.​

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The following updates have been completed by GMX's development contributors over the past weeks: 🔸 Two GMX Liquidity Vaults are now live: ETH-USD and BTC-USD GLV is an index of all GM pools with common collateral. It simplifies liquidity provision by dynamically optimising

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The second GMX Liquidity Vault is now live: GLV [BTC-USDC] ! GLV functions as a liquidity-optimising vault. The vault is an index of all GM pools that have identical collateral, in this case: BTC-USDC collateral. It automatically rebalances this BTC-USDC liquidity across its GM

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