GMX will launch a short-term incentive plan of 12 million ARB tomorrow, which will be allocated to liquidity and trading incentives within 12 weeks.
BOn November 7th, decentralized derivative protocol GMX announced that the 12 million ARB short-term incentive plan allocated by Arbitrum will be launched soon, which will be distributed to liquidity and trading incentives within 12 weeks. Among them, up to 2 million ARB can be used as gift incentives for other developers and protocols, based on GMX V2, to promote the development of Arbitrum. Incentive measures will be distributed once a week, and users can receive ARB airdrop rewards after each cycle ends. Liquidity incentives include rewards for GM liquidity providers and incentives for migrating GLP liquidity to the GM fund pool; trading on GMX can also receive ARB transaction fee rebates. Gift incentives are divided into three categories: small gift budgets not exceeding 10,000 US dollars; public gift budgets can be as high as 100,000 US dollars.
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