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Decentralized Exchange dYdX Explores Sale of Derivatives Trading Software
Wednesday. July 24 at 5:30 AM
1 min. readDecentralized exchange dYdX is reportedly in talks to sell some of its derivatives trading software, as per a recent update. Potential buyers of dYdX's v3 protocol include Wintermute Trading and Selini Capital. The company clarified that any changes related to the v3 technology would require approval from DYDX token holders. Following reports of the potential sale, dYdX v3 faced a compromise, prompting a warning to users. The v3 protocol focuses on perpetual contracts, with a trading volume of $1.22 trillion since January. Recent leadership changes saw founder Antonio Juliano stepping down, with Ivo Crnkovic-Rubsamen taking over. The protocol's v5 launch in June introduced new features like isolated margin and markets. Investors in dYdX include Andreessen Horowitz and Paradigm. The crypto community continues to face challenges, with a warning that 1 in 6 new memecoins are scams and 91% have vulnerabilities.