Trading With GMX V2
Trading Infrastructure & GMX V2
Cod3x executes all perpetual trades directly on GMX V2. Every long or short your agent opens, every limit order, every liquidation— all of it ultimately settles on GMX V2 smart contracts.
Why it matters Understanding GMX’s mechanics helps you anticipate funding fees, slippage, and pool dynamics. The Cod3x terminal simplifies execution, but the underlying rules remain GMX’s.
Current Scope
Supported Networks: Arbitrum (perpetuals)
Execution Layer: GMX V2 liquidity pools
More Integrations Coming: Additional chains and perps DEXs will be added over time, but at present all live trades are routed through GMX V2.
What You Should Know
Even though Cod3x abstracts away on-chain complexity, your trades inherit GMX V2’s:
Funding & Borrow Fees – The cost of holding leveraged positions.
Liquidity Pool Mechanics – Orders fill against GMX pool liquidity, not an order book.
Price Impact & Slippage – Pool depth and market volatility affect final fills.
Liquidation Rules – Positions can be liquidated if collateral ratios drop below GMX thresholds.
Execution Timing – Transactions are confirmed on-chain; network congestion can affect speed.
Learn the GMX V2 Details
For a deep dive into fee schedules, pool-based perpetuals, and all other protocol mechanics, start here:
This is the authoritative reference on:
Fee structure and funding rates
Market creation and price feeds
Slippage, oracles, and risk parameters
Position management and liquidations
Bottom line Cod3x gives you a streamlined AI trading experience, but your trades still follow GMX V2 rules. Reading the GMX V2 docs ensures you know exactly how costs, risks, and execution work behind the scenes.
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