Quel est le prix actuel de Gains Network ?
Le prix actuel de Gains Network est 0,3937 € avec un changement de 3,91 % au cours des dernières 24 heures.
Gains Network is the protocol behind gTrade, a decentralized leveraged trading platform where positions are synthetic and priced by an oracle instead of matched on an order book. Traders open a position against a shared liquidity vault, and that vault takes the other side: when a trader closes in profit the vault pays out, and when a trader closes at a loss the loss flows into the vault.
Because exposure is synthetic, gTrade does not need deep on-chain liquidity for every market it lists. That is how one deployment can offer crypto, foreign exchange, commodities, equities and index markets side by side, with the same collateral usable across all of them, at up to 500x leverage on crypto, 1000x on foreign exchange and 250x on commodities.
GNS is the protocol's ERC-20 token. Its defining property is that it is wired directly into vault solvency: the protocol can mint GNS to restore an undercollateralized vault, and buy and burn GNS when a vault is comfortably overcollateralized.
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Gains Network was started in October 2021 by a pseudonymous developer known as Seb, who worked on the project alone for roughly a year before a team formed around it. Its first products were yield farming contracts on Polygon under the Gains Farm name, and the GNS token succeeded the earlier GFARM2 token.
gTrade itself launched on Polygon in 2022 and expanded to Arbitrum in December 2022, which became its busiest deployment, with further networks added since. The team remains largely pseudonymous, which is a real consideration for anyone evaluating the protocol.
Oracle pricing instead of an order book Orders request on-demand spot prices from a custom Chainlink decentralized oracle network. Multiple node operators fetch prices from several sources, outliers are filtered, and the aggregate is what the contract uses. This is what makes listing foreign exchange and equity markets possible on-chain, and it reduces the chance that a price dislocation on one venue triggers liquidations.
A gToken vault as the counterparty Liquidity providers deposit a single asset into a gToken vault and receive a yield-bearing share token. That one vault underwrites many listed pairs at once, so capital is not fragmented per market. Withdrawals run on an epoch system: depending on how well collateralized the vault is at the time, a staker may withdraw one, two or three epochs after making the request, and the shares keep accruing value while the request is pending.
Fees, spread and price impact Opening and closing fees are set per pair class. Quoted rates include 0.035 percent per side for BTC and ETH, 0.05 percent for core crypto pairs, 0.06 percent for non-core pairs and 0.012 percent for major foreign exchange pairs. Total price impact is then the sum of a fixed spread, a liquidity component that scales with trade size against recent open interest, and a skew component that penalizes trades pushing open interest further out of balance.
Borrowing fees and fee routing Positions accrue a borrowing fee per block, calculated as a base rate multiplied by the ratio of effective open interest to maximum open interest raised to an exponent, so crowded one-sided markets become progressively expensive to sit in. Documented fee routing sends 76 percent to the DAO, 15 percent to the vault that underwrites trades, 5 percent to referrals and 4 percent to the keepers that trigger limit orders, stop losses and liquidations.
GNS serves several distinct roles:
Documentation describes a cap of 100,000,000 GNS as a failsafe, against an initial supply of 38,892,000 GNS at launch, and notes the token has been net deflationary over its life. Read that carefully. A live read of the Arbitrum GNS contract at 0x18c11FD286C5EC11c3b683Caa813B77f5163A122 on September 11, 2026 confirmed the name and symbol, and confirmed that the deployed bytecode exposes both a mint and a burn entry point, so supply is genuinely variable by design. The contract is not an upgradeable proxy at the standard implementation slot, and no public maximum-supply constant was found on it, so the 100 million figure is a documented policy limit rather than something you can read back from the token itself.
Following a June 2026 governance vote, the buyback and burn program is paused and protocol revenue is directed into growth and marketing until a governance-defined condition is met. Anyone relying on burn mechanics should check the current governance state rather than older write-ups.
Three things set gTrade apart from most perpetual DEXs. The asset range genuinely spans beyond crypto into foreign exchange, commodities, equities and indices, all settled in the same collateral. One vault underwrites every listed pair, so adding a market does not require bootstrapping new liquidity. And the token is not a governance ornament: it is the explicit recapitalization mechanism for vault shortfalls, with a coded daily rate limit on how fast that can happen.
The contracts are non-custodial: the documentation states that Gains cannot open, close or edit a user's open trades, and the only automated actions are the stop loss, take profit and liquidation conditions the trader agreed to. Price integrity rests on the custom oracle network and its outlier filtering. Solvency rests on the vault system, the borrowing fee and open interest caps that limit one-sided exposure, and the rate-limited GNS mint as a last resort.
gTrade was one of the first protocols to show that a synthetic, oracle-priced vault model could support hundreds of markets across asset classes with a fraction of the liquidity an order book would require. That architecture, and the decision to make the native token the explicit solvency backstop, is a clear and testable design that other derivatives protocols have studied closely.
GNS trades on both decentralized and centralized venues. The documentation points to Camelot on Arbitrum and Uniswap on Base for on-chain trading, and to Binance among centralized exchanges. Availability varies by jurisdiction, so confirm on the venue's own asset page.
GNS has been available on venues including:
After purchase, GNS can be held on an exchange, which is custodial, in any EVM-compatible non-custodial wallet on a supported network, in a hardware wallet paired with an EVM wallet interface, or inside the gGNS vault, where it sits in a protocol contract rather than idle in a wallet.
GNS exists on more than one network. Always confirm which chain an address and a bridge route refer to before sending funds.
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Lire le guide complet du paper tradingLe prix actuel de Gains Network est 0,3937 € avec un changement de 3,91 % au cours des dernières 24 heures.
Le volume d’échange quotidien est 343 539 € représentant un changement de 44,68 % au cours des dernières 24 heures.
La capitalisation boursière de Gains Network est 9 390 437 €, classé #661 mondialement.
La valorisation totalement diluée (FDV) de Gains Network est 9 390 437 €, calculée en supposant une offre totale de 23 849 644 GNS.
En circulation : 23 849 644. Total : 23 849 644. Maximum : N/A.
Au cours des dernières 24 heures, Gains Network s’est échangé entre un minimum de 0,3703 € et un maximum de 0,4238 €.
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