GMX now supports TWAP orders

GMX has added TWAP orders to its trading interface, giving users a way to execute large orders in smaller pieces over a chosen time period rather than all at once. The feature is available for both Perps and Spot trading, and GMX says it is designed to reduce price impact and help traders achieve execution closer to the time-weighted average price. According to GMX’s documentation, TWAP on GMX works by splitting a trade or position change into multiple parts across a configured duration, with users setting the time window and number of chunks. The addition matters because TWAP is a standard execution tool in more advanced trading, and its arrival on GMX suggests the protocol is continuing to expand beyond simple market and limit orders toward more professional-grade order types.

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