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ActiveLogX Review 2026: Perpetuals, Pools and V2
LogX is a DeFi trading platform that promotes leveraged perpetuals, prediction-market features, and liquidity pools. Its OG product has concluded, and key details about fees, supported chains, and audits are unclear.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
—/10
Not rated
Our verdict on Logx
LogX may interest DeFi traders looking for leveraged perpetuals or prediction-market products, and users exploring its liquidity pools. Its range of advertised features is the main draw, while the main caveat is the lack of detail about markets, fees, chains, and trading mechanics. LogX OG has concluded, so users should make sure they are using V2. The homepage claims audits but does not identify an auditor or publish a report; treat that claim as unverified until documentation is available.
Score breakdown
How Logx scores
- Security
- n/a
- Ease of use
- n/a
- Fees
- n/a
- Features
- n/a
Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.
What is Logx?
LogX Network presents itself as a DeFi trading platform for exotic perpetual contracts, leveraged prediction-market features, and liquidity pools. Its homepage also lists a smart orderbook and directs users to LogX V2; LogX OG has officially concluded.
The site does not explain supported chains, available markets, fee terms, or the mechanics of trading and liquidity provision. It claims the platform is fully audited but does not identify an auditor or link to a report.
How Logx works
LogX describes itself as a trading platform for leveraged perpetual contracts and prediction-market features. It also lists a smart orderbook, but does not explain how orders are matched, which markets are available, or how leverage and settlement work.
The site also lists liquidity pools. It does not publish details about pool assets, deposit or withdrawal rules, or how liquidity providers earn returns. LogX OG has concluded; the platform points users to V2.
3 features
Key features
01
Exotic perpetuals
LogX promotes leveraged trading on exotic perpetual contracts, but does not detail available markets or leverage limits on its homepage.
02
Prediction markets
The platform advertises leveraged prediction-market features without explaining the markets or settlement process.
03
Liquidity and orderbook
Liquidity pools and a smart orderbook are listed as platform offerings, but their mechanics are not explained on the homepage.
Pros and cons
What we like
- The site describes several distinct products, including perpetuals, prediction-market features, and liquidity pools.
- A V2 experience is presented as the successor to LogX OG.
- The homepage explicitly promotes gasless and fast trading, though it does not explain the conditions or implementation.
Watch out for
- The site does not explain supported markets, leverage limits, or how trades are executed.
- Fees and supported chains are not published on the homepage.
- The homepage claims the platform is audited but does not name an auditor or provide a report.
- LogX OG has concluded, so users need to make sure they are using the V2 experience.
Logx fees
LogX does not publish a fee schedule on its homepage. Check the current V2 trading or liquidity interface for any fees and transaction costs before confirming an action.
Is Logx safe?
The homepage describes LogX as fully audited and secure but does not name an auditor or provide an audit report, so the claim cannot be assessed from the site details. Trading leveraged perpetuals can lead to rapid losses, and liquidity provision carries smart-contract and market risks. The site does not identify a licensing status or explain its custody model.
4 steps
How to get started with Logx
- 1
Visit the official LogX site and follow its entry point to the current V2 experience.
- 2
Review the available product information and confirm that the feature you want to use is supported.
- 3
If the app asks you to connect a wallet, check the network and permissions before proceeding.
- 4
Review any displayed fees, market terms, and transaction details before confirming.
Who Logx is for
LogX is aimed at DeFi users interested in leveraged perpetual contracts, prediction-market trading, or liquidity pools. It is a poor fit for anyone who needs clear published information on fees, supported chains, market terms, or audit documentation before using a platform.
Logx FAQs
What is LogX Network?
LogX describes itself as a DeFi trading platform offering exotic perpetual contracts, prediction-market features, and liquidity pools. The site also lists a smart orderbook and a V2 experience.
Is LogX OG still active?
LogX OG has officially concluded, and the platform directs users toward LogX V2. Check that you are using the current V2 experience before taking any action.
What fees does LogX charge?
The site does not publish a fee schedule or identify the fees users may pay to trade or provide liquidity. Check the app interface before confirming a transaction.
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