Convert Solana to GMX (SOL → GMX)
Swap SOL on Solana to GMX on Arbitrum in one step, without bridging it yourself. Powered by NEAR Intents.
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Swap SOL to GMX
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SOL to GMX rate today
1 SOL ≈ 12.84 GMX and 1 GMX ≈ 0.0779 SOL, based on market prices at 2026-10-10 04:34 UTC.
| Token | Price | 24h | Market cap | 24h volume |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solana (SOL) | $109.68 | -0.45% | $64.57B | $2.47B |
| GMX (GMX) | $8.54 | +3.53% | $89.39M | $5.15M |
Convert SOL to GMX: how much you get
Indicative amounts at the market rate above, before network and protocol fees.
| SOL | GMX |
|---|---|
| 0.1 SOL | 1.28 GMX |
| 1 SOL | 12.84 GMX |
| 5 SOL | 64.22 GMX |
| 10 SOL | 128.43 GMX |
| 50 SOL | 642.15 GMX |
| 100 SOL | 1,284 GMX |
| GMX | SOL |
|---|---|
| 1 GMX | 0.0779 SOL |
| 5 GMX | 0.3893 SOL |
| 10 GMX | 0.7786 SOL |
| 50 GMX | 3.89 SOL |
| 100 GMX | 7.79 SOL |
| 500 GMX | 38.93 SOL |
SOL to GMX price impact on NEAR Intents
NEAR Intents measures each token against USDC: how much SOL solvers buy and how much GMX they sell at each level of price impact, and the impact at each trade size.
| Price impact | SOL → USDC | USDC → GMX |
|---|---|---|
| Under 0.5% | up to $1.2M | — |
| Under 1% | up to $1.2M | — |
| Under 3% | up to $1.2M | — |
| Under 5% | up to $1.2M | — |
| Under 10% | up to $1.2M | — |
| Trade size | SOL → USDC | USDC → GMX |
|---|---|---|
| $100 | 0.17% | not quoted |
| $1k | 0.18% | not quoted |
| $10k | 0.18% | not quoted |
| $100k | 0.20% | not quoted |
| $1M | 0.40% | not quoted |
Price impact only: what a single swap gives up against the market price, measured with live NEAR Intents quotes at 2026-10-10 03:21 UTC. The app fee, withdrawal fee and network gas come on top.
How to convert Solana to GMX
- Connect a Solana wallet such as Phantom or Solflare that holds your SOL, or turn on Swap from external wallet to pay to a deposit address from any wallet or exchange.
- Enter how much SOL to swap and the Arbitrum address that receives the GMX, from any EVM wallet such as MetaMask or Rabby.
- Confirm. Once the deposit confirms on Solana, the GMX is sent to your address on Arbitrum; if the swap can't be filled, the SOL is refunded.
About the SOL → GMX swap
SOL is sent on Solana and GMX arrives on Arbitrum, so this swap also changes network. You pay SOL gas on Solana for the deposit and nothing on Arbitrum to receive, though you will need some ETH there later to move the GMX.
Both SOL and GMX float against the dollar, so the SOL/GMX rate moves with two markets at once. Traders use this pair to rotate between ecosystems in a single step instead of selling to a stablecoin first.
About Solana and GMX
Solana (SOL): Solana is a high-throughput blockchain known for sub-second block times and extremely low fees, popular for DeFi and meme coins. More about SOL →
GMX (GMX): GMX is a decentralized perpetual and spot exchange on Arbitrum and Avalanche, popular for on-chain leverage trading. More about GMX →
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SOL to GMX: frequently asked questions
What to know before swapping Solana for GMX
GMX is sent on Arbitrum, so you need any EVM wallet such as MetaMask or Rabby. Use an address you control; if you send to an exchange, check that it accepts GMX on Arbitrum, as some exchanges don't credit deposits that come from a smart contract.
The swap itself settles in seconds once your SOL deposit is confirmed on Solana. Total time depends mostly on how many confirmations Solana needs for the deposit, plus the withdrawal to Arbitrum.
1 SOL ≈ 12.84 GMX at current market prices ($109.68 per SOL, $8.54 per GMX).
NEAR Intents measures each side against USDC. Selling SOL cost 0.18% at $1k, 0.18% at $10k, 0.20% at $100k and 0.40% at $1M below the market price in our latest measurement. That is price impact only: the app fee, withdrawal fee and network gas come on top, and the widget's quote includes all but the gas.
No. Price impact is how far below the market price your quote is because of its size: a bigger swap goes deeper into solvers' liquidity. It is already in the amount the widget shows; a $1M SOL → USDC swap gave up 0.40% in our latest measurement. Slippage is how much the result may still move between that quote and the moment the swap settles. The widget accepts up to 1% by default (Max slippage in its settings): the minimum you receive is the quote minus 1%, and if solvers can't deliver at least that, the swap doesn't happen and your funds are refunded.