Liquidatable above 62.5%… Borrow USDG against GMX Dollar Vault shares
Original headline62.5% 넘으면 청산 가능…GMX 달러볼트 지분으로 USDG 빌린다
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GMX has enabled its GLV [USDG-USDG] vault shares on Arbitrum to be used as collateral on Morpho to borrow Global Dollar (USDG), letting liquidity providers keep earning GMX trading fees while tapping stablecoin liquidity. The Morpho lending market lists the GLV as collateral and USDG as the borrowable asset, with Gauntlet's "Gauntlet USDG Premium" vault supplying funds to the market. The integration follows Arbitrum's October 6 launch of USDG on the chain, with GMX and Morpho among the initial connected services. It matters because it turns a fee-generating GMX vault position into productive collateral, potentially deepening USDG utility and borrowing demand on Arbitrum. Next, watch whether borrowing activity and TVL in the Morpho GLV market scale, and how the arrangement's liquidation threshold—reportedly around 62.5%—shapes risk for leveraged users.
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USDG, GMX (GMX), Morpho (MORPHO), Arbitrum (ARB), Gauntlet
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