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  • gLoop Litepaper v2
    • Introduction
    • The Two Tokens
    • Roadmap
  • PRODUCTS
    • GM Index
      • Providing/Removing Liquidity
      • Fees and Reflection
      • Deposit/Withdrawal Examples
    • GM Lend/Borrow
      • Lending USDC
      • Depositing Collateral Assets
      • Withdrawing Assets
      • Borrowing USDC
      • Repaying Debt
      • gLooping GM Assets
      • Position Management
        • Withdrawing Assets
        • Health Factor and Liquidations
      • Lending/Borrowing GMI (Coming Soon)
      • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
    • GLOOP Staking (Coming Soon)
  • GM Points (COMING SOON)
  • Technical
    • Gloop Protocol Parameters
    • Gloop Parameters
    • Contracts
      • GM Lending and Looping
        • GM Lending Pool
        • GM Price Oracle
        • GM Vaults
        • GM Interest Rate Model
        • GM Incentives
      • GMI
        • GM Index
        • GMI USDC Zap
        • Token Banks
        • Token Oracles
        • Fees
  • FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)
    • GM Index (GMI)
    • GM Lending/Looping
    • GLOOP Staking (Coming Soon)
  • GLoop Ecosystem
    • Tokenomics
  • Security and Risk
    • Risks
    • Audits
  • Social
    • Socials
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  1. gLoop Litepaper v2

Introduction

NextThe Two Tokens

Last updated 5 months ago

Gloop Finance is a DeFi protocol with two key components. First, an index token offers a curated selection of GM Assets* with algorithm weighting for optimal performance. Additionally, our lending and borrowing platform (coming soon) empower users to leverage GM assets, providing flexibility to capitalize on market trends.

These two features position Gloop as a GMX yield optimizer, addressing diverse user needs, from portfolio diversification through the GMI index token to strategic leverage use. Our commitment to delivering accessible and user-friendly features stays strong as we look forward to ongoing innovation and growth in the coming years.

*GM Assets consists of pool on GMX.io Dex. Liquidity providers earn fees from leverage trading, borrowing fees and swaps. More informations .

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