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This is a decentralized perpetual exchange with a rewards claim for traders that remains open until 2026-12-01.

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RewardGMX tokens
Est. value300 to 2000 dollars
DifficultyMedium
Costgas only

GMX is a platform for trading crypto with high leverage. It is a dominant exchange on Arbitrum for perpetual contracts.

The airdrop is designed for traders who generated significant fees for the protocol. It is part of their effort to reward loyal users of the platform.

The rewards are distributed in tokens that can be staked to earn a share of the platform revenue.

Who qualifies

Traders who reached a specific volume of perpetual trades within the qualifying window.

How to qualify and claim

  1. 11. Visit the GMX website and connect your Arbitrum wallet.
  2. 22. Go to the earn tab to see if you have rewards.
  3. 33. Click the claim button next to your available balance.
  4. 44. Sign the transaction in your wallet.
  5. 55. Wait for the transaction to be confirmed on the Arbitrum network.
  6. 66. Check your wallet to see the tokens.
  7. 77. Consider staking your tokens if you want to earn more.

Tips to improve your odds

  • Always check the claim amount before confirming to ensure it matches.
  • Avoid clicking links in private messages on Discord.
  • Keep a small amount of ETH for gas fees on Arbitrum.

Official links

Only use the official links above. Never enter a seed phrase and never sign a transaction you do not understand.

Frequently asked questions

Is GMX safe to use?

GMX is a well known decentralized exchange, but all trading involves risk. Always double check that you are on the official gmx.io website.

What is the last day to claim?

You must claim your rewards by 2026-12-01. Any tokens left unclaimed after this time will be forfeited.

How are the rewards calculated?

Rewards are based on your total trading volume and the duration of your activity. Higher volume typically leads to larger allocations.