Historical Exchange IndexExchange IndexA quiet registry of crypto exchanges, active and gone.

Exchange record

Global Blockchain Exchange

Material concerns / known unknowns

Active status and canonical inclusion are lifecycle facts, not safety endorsements. Flags below are derived from reviewed records and do not constitute a proprietary safety score.

Withdrawal / service restriction
Material restriction event recorded
Domain / URL state
repurposed
Home / Dead / Global Blockchain Exchange

Exchange record

Global Blockchain Exchange

Gibraltar-origin centralized digital asset exchange launched publicly in July 2018 as the GBX-DAX. GSX Group sold GBX to Australian exchange Mine Digital in January 2021; the GBX-DAX closed on 2021-01-29 and customer assets and accounts were transferred into the Mine Digital transition process.

CEXAcquiredAcquisition
Also known as: GBX, Gibraltar Blockchain Exchange, GBX-DAX, GBX Digital Asset Exchange

Registry sequence

Previous

Key facts

Launch date
2018-07-23
Death date
2021-01-29
Years
2018–2021
Origin
Gibraltar
Confidence
high
Last verified
2026-08-28

URL handling

Preferred action
Use archived URL first for historical viewing.
URL status
Repurposed
Original URL
https://gbx.global/
Archived URL

Summary

Gibraltar-origin centralized digital asset exchange launched publicly in July 2018 as the GBX-DAX. GSX Group sold GBX to Australian exchange Mine Digital in January 2021; the GBX-DAX closed on 2021-01-29 and customer assets and accounts were transferred into the Mine Digital transition process.

Timeline

GBX-DAX launched as the Global Blockchain Exchange digital asset market
2018-07-23launchedmedium

GSX Group launched the GBX-DAX digital asset exchange to the public on 2018-07-23 as the secondary-market component of the Global Blockchain Exchange ecosystem.

Mine Digital acquired GBX from GSX Group
2021-01-29acquiredhigh

GSX Group completed the sale of Global Blockchain Exchange to Australian digital asset exchange Mine Digital as part of a strategic repositioning away from the GBX exchange business.

GBX-DAX closed after the Mine Digital sale
2021-01-29shutdown_effectivehigh

The GBX-DAX closed on 2021-01-29, withdrawals were halted, customer accounts were closed, and remaining customer assets were transferred into the Mine Digital account-transition process.

Evidence

Government of Gibraltar2018-11-26regulatory_noticehigh reliabilityentityarchive
GBX / GSX Group2021-01-13official_bloghigh reliabilityownershiparchive
GBX / GSX Group2021-01-29official_bloghigh reliabilityownershiparchive
GBX / GSX Groupofficial_statementhigh reliabilitydeath_datearchive
gbx.globalothermedium reliabilityurl_historyarchive
CryptoNinjas2018-07-23news_articlemedium reliabilitylaunch_datearchive

Notes and record state

Record note
The GBX-DAX publicly launched on 2018-07-23. HEI previously normalized the month-level first-party launch statement to 2018-07-01; a contemporaneous 2018-07-23 launch report now supports the exact public opening date, so the entity and launch event are corrected to that date. GBX later moved its operating company from Gibraltar to Estonia, but this record keeps Gibraltar as the historical origin of the exchange identity. On 2021-01-29 GSX Group completed the sale of GBX to Mine Digital and simultaneously closed the GBX-DAX; Mine Digital did not continue the GBX brand or platform technology. HEI therefore classifies the terminal state as acquired with acquisition as the death reason rather than a bankruptcy or failure. Mine Digital is now resolved canonically as hei_ex_001169 and is linked as the acquisition counterparty, but no successor_id is created because the GBX identity/platform did not continue. The original gbx.global domain remains reachable but now mixes archived GBX material with unrelated post-closure editorial/affiliate content, so it is classified as repurposed and should not be treated as a current exchange service endpoint.
Revision state
Records may be incomplete, approximate, contested, or revised as better evidence becomes available.
This record may be incomplete or revised. Dead-side entries prefer archived URLs over original domains. Dates, causes, and classifications may change when stronger evidence becomes available. Contact / corrections

Navigation

Registry
Contact / Corrections
GitHub Issues