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  • Chris Barrett ⬡ cbone 🎖️ Media Influencer B
     19.56K  @ChrisBarrett

    gmX

    Chainlink Today D
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    .@GMX_IO has launched ultra-fast perp markets, powered by Chainlink Data Streams, on @megaeth. Read more: https://t.co/YYv7vQEe5Z https://t.co/XckIQ93Pq2

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    Trend of GMX after release
     Bullish
    GMX has launched an ultra-fast perpetual contract market on megaeth, powered by Chainlink.
  • Chris Barrett ⬡ cbone 🎖️ Media Influencer B
     19.56K  @ChrisBarrett
    Chainlink Today D
     22.56K  @ChainlinkToday

    .@GMX_IO has launched ultra-fast perp markets, powered by Chainlink Data Streams, on @megaeth. Read more: https://t.co/YYv7vQEe5Z https://t.co/XckIQ93Pq2

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    Trend of GMX after release
     Bullish
    GMX has launched ultra-fast perpetual markets powered by Chainlink Data Streams on megaeth.
  • katexbt.hl Trader DeFi_Expert S
     29.03K  @katexbt

    if u bought echo presale for @megaeth and you arent active on that wallet (yet) on the chain itself doing a few trades on gmx, buying GLV (gmx's HLP) forgetting for the next 3 months is probably the best way to get your wallet beyond whatever threshold they will reward https://t.co/ucDTaZpwGw

    katexbt.hl Trader DeFi_Expert S
     29.03K  @katexbt

    ref here: https://t.co/UUjpUdZJCQ

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    Trend of GMX after release
     Bullish
    It is recommended that MegaETH presale buyers trade on GMX and hold GLV to earn rewards.
  • Crypto Economy News en Español Media Educator B
     6.13K  @crypto_economy

    🚀 GMX expands its presence onto new networks @GMX_IO launched on MegaETH with perp trading, extending its reach and strengthening its presence in the DeFi ecosystem. 📰 Full article: https://t.co/vLdyZ6EED4

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    Trend of GMX after release
     Bullish
    GMX launches perpetual contracts on MegaETH, expanding its DeFi footprint
  • Crypto Winkle OnChain_Analyst Tokenomics_Expert B
     22.63K  @CryptoWinkle

    $GMX is quietly doing something most perps DEXs avoid: tightening the system instead of inflating it. @GMX_IO today looks like: -- $4.7B monthly volume on ~$262M TVL -- ~$46M annualized fees -- V2 fully live with isolated pools (better risk control) But the real shift is under the hood: -- Rewards paused → fees redirected to treasury -- Active buybacks + liquidity support Add to that gasless trading, multichain access, and upcoming cross-margin and $GMX starts looking less like a typical DEX, more like a system optimizing for durability. If volume holds, this model compounds quietly.

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    Trend of GMX after release
     Extremely Bullish
    GMX is building a more durable model by optimizing the system, high trading volume, fee redirection, and token buybacks.
  • 吴说区块链 Media Educator D
     174.80K  @wublockchain12

    According to Wu, the decentralized perpetual contract exchange GMX announced that the governance proposal to "recruit the first Chief Executive Officer (CEO)" has been officially approved. The role will be responsible for overall protocol strategy planning and organizational structure optimization, with the application deadline on April 3. GMX says it is seeking a senior leader with experience in expanding decentralized infrastructure. https://t.co/EPpytyrw1i

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    Trend of GMX after release
     Neutral
    GMX passes a governance proposal to hire a CEO, preparing to expand decentralized infrastructure
  • LΞVI B
     4.66K  @levithefirst
    LΞVI B
     4.66K  @levithefirst

    The most dangerous number in DeFi is a high APY. most people chase APY without asking where it actually comes from. that one question separates people who compound wealth from people who exit with less than they started. a protocol offers you 12% APY on your deposit. you put money in. you earn. but two protocols can both show 12% APY and one of them is slowly draining you while the other is genuinely paying you. the difference is the source of the yield. > real yield real yield comes from revenue the protocol generates from real user activity. could be from trading fees (a DEX) could be interest paid by borrowers on a lending protocol. could be liquidation fees. $GMX is a common example. it distributes $ETH / $AVAX to stakers and GLP liquidity providers from the revenue it gets from trading fees. the key point is that the yield exists because the protocol is generating revenue. it does not depend on new investors buying a token. > ponzi yield ponzi yield comes from token inflation not revenue. th

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    Trend of GMX after release
     Neutral
    DeFi high APY is risky, need to identify real sources of returns to avoid Ponzi schemes.
  • LΞVI B
     4.66K  @levithefirst
    LΞVI B
     4.66K  @levithefirst

    The most dangerous number in DeFi is a high APY. most people chase APY without asking where it actually comes from. that one question separates people who compound wealth from people who exit with less than they started. a protocol offers you 12% APY on your deposit. you put money in. you earn. but two protocols can both show 12% APY and one of them is slowly draining you while the other is genuinely paying you. the difference is the source of the yield. > real yield real yield comes from revenue the protocol generates from real user activity. could be from trading fees (a DEX) could be interest paid by borrowers on a lending protocol. could be liquidation fees. $GMX is a common example. it distributes $ETH / $AVAX to stakers and GLP liquidity providers from the revenue it gets from trading fees. the key point is that the yield exists because the protocol is generating revenue. it does not depend on new investors buying a token. > ponzi yield ponzi yield comes from token inflation not revenue. th

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    Trend of GMX after release
     Neutral
    DeFi high APY carries risk; need to distinguish real yield from ponzi yield.
  • LΞVI B
     4.66K  @levithefirst
    LΞVI B
     4.66K  @levithefirst

    The most dangerous number in DeFi is a high APY. most people chase APY without asking where it actually comes from. that one question separates people who compound wealth from people who exit with less than they started. a protocol offers you 12% APY on your deposit. you put money in. you earn. but two protocols can both show 12% APY and one of them is slowly draining you while the other is genuinely paying you. the difference is the source of the yield. > real yield real yield comes from revenue the protocol generates from real user activity. could be from trading fees (a DEX) could be interest paid by borrowers on a lending protocol. could be liquidation fees. $GMX is a common example. it distributes $ETH / $AVAX to stakers and GLP liquidity providers from the revenue it gets from trading fees. the key point is that the yield exists because the protocol is generating revenue. it does not depend on new investors buying a token. > ponzi yield ponzi yield comes from token inflation not revenue. th

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    Trend of GMX after release
     Neutral
    Beware of high APY in DeFi; focus on whether the protocol generates revenue through real business rather than token inflation.
  • LΞVI B
     4.66K  @levithefirst
    LΞVI B
     4.66K  @levithefirst

    The most dangerous number in DeFi is a high APY. most people chase APY without asking where it actually comes from. that one question separates people who compound wealth from people who exit with less than they started. a protocol offers you 12% APY on your deposit. you put money in. you earn. but two protocols can both show 12% APY and one of them is slowly draining you while the other is genuinely paying you. the difference is the source of the yield. > real yield real yield comes from revenue the protocol generates from real user activity. could be from trading fees (a DEX) could be interest paid by borrowers on a lending protocol. could be liquidation fees. $GMX is a common example. it distributes $ETH / $AVAX to stakers and GLP liquidity providers from the revenue it gets from trading fees. the key point is that the yield exists because the protocol is generating revenue. it does not depend on new investors buying a token. > ponzi yield ponzi yield comes from token inflation not revenue. th

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    Trend of GMX after release
     Bearish
    The tweet warns about the risks of high APY in DeFi, emphasizing identifying real sources of yield, using GMX as an example.