GMX Announces Upcoming Events and AMAs
According to a recent tweet by GMX_IO, the platform has several events lined up for the coming days. Today at 5 PM UTC, GMX will host an Ask Me Anything (AMA) session together with Seashell Finance on The Stage in the GMX Discord. Participants can ask questions and learn about opportunities around GMXv2 and Seashell's Blueberry Vaults. The contributor for this event is Fredegar Christensen.
On Monday, June 12, at 2 PM UTC, GMX will connect with Gammaswap, Rysk, and MUX to discuss their protocols' mutual integrations and the added value they bring to DeFi users. Contributors for this event are Seraph and Coinflip.
On Tuesday, June 13, at 6 PM UTC, GMX and other leading builders on Arbitrum will join a Twitter Space hosted by Impossible Finance to speak about the evolution and future of the thriving L2 roll-up blockchain. Fredegar Christensen will be contributing to this event as well.
Lastly, on Thursday, June 15, at 5 PM UTC, GMX will join Delorean.exchange for a Twitter Space to discuss the yield swap marketplace they are building on Avalanche. Fredegar Christensen and Coinflip will be contributing to this event.
GMX Research and Tweets
Recent tweets from GMX include links to research findings and updates from projects in the ecosystem. These tweets cover topics such as staking rewards, protocol updates, and partnerships. Some notable tweets include those from StakedQueen, Kerman Kohli, Archi_Fi, and LeilaniBabiez. Other tweets mention projects like Seashell, GMXKey, Revest Finance, and SentimentXYZ.
For those interested in listening to recent GMX Spaces, a link to the OlympusDAO Twitter Space can be found in one of their tweets.
Arbitrum Network Experiences Temporary Block Production Issue
It has been reported that the Arbitrum network recently experienced an issue where it stopped producing blocks. The Arbitrum team was made aware of the situation and began investigating it. Fortunately, the issue was resolved, and new blocks are now being produced, with the network returning to normal operations.