GMX has formally announced its integration with the Ethereum mainnet, enabling direct on-chain trading and liquidity provisioning. In official communications, the upgrade broadens on-chain access for DeFi participants and enhances GMX’s liquidity channels on Ethereum, improving settlement efficiency for end users.

Ethereum users can earn compounding yields from three sources: perpetual transaction fees (opening/closing positions, borrowing, liquidation), exchange fees, and minting/burning fees on the protocol’s liquidity tokens. The payout framework ties revenue to activity and capital deployment within the GMX ecosystem.

The integration aims to bolster on-chain liquidity and offer diversified, fee-based yields for traders and liquidity providers, contingent on market activity and protocol risk controls.