GMX is a decentralized exchange protocol that facilitates trading of digital assets across multiple blockchain networks. Founded to provide permissionless access to financial markets, GMX operates as an onchain trading platform where users can trade cryptocurrencies, synthetic assets, and other digital commodities directly from self-custody wallets without intermediaries. The protocol utilizes innovative liquidity mechanisms, including GM pools for isolated liquidity provision and GLV vaults designed to optimize capital efficiency for liquidity providers. GMX has achieved significant adoption across multiple blockchain ecosystems, with primary deployment on Arbitrum and Avalanche, alongside expansion to additional networks including Solana and other EVM-compatible blockchains. The platform's governance and utility token, also named GMX, plays a central role in the protocol's economics, incentivizing liquidity provision and enabling community participation in platform governance. The exchange represents a notable example of decentralized finance infrastructure, demonstrating how onchain protocols can facilitate market access and liquidity provision through transparent, programmable smart contracts rather than traditional centralized intermediaries.