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Techub News reports that the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued an investor warning today against seven cryptocurrency trading platforms, including dYdX. Besides dYdX, the list also includes Aevo, gTrade, Pacifica, Orderly, Deriv, and Ostium. The Philippine SEC noted that none of these platforms are registered with the Commission and have not obtained the necessary operating authorization or license to solicit investments under the country's Crypto Asset Service Provider (CASP) framework. The regulator emphasized that, according to the Philippine Securities Regulation Code, any individual or entity promoting, soliciting, or acting as an agent for these platforms locally may face criminal liability. Violators not only face hefty fines of up to 5 million Philippine pesos (approximately $89,000) but could also be subject to imprisonment of up to 21 years.
Techub News reports that the dYdX Foundation has initiated an on-chain vote proposing to close 16 markets: PROVE, BRETT, ES, PROMPT, TREE, AERGO, ID, LUNC, ENJ, GALA, THETA, AIXBT, XTZ, STEEM, GAS, and NOT.
Techub News reported that the dYdX Foundation released its 2025 Ecosystem Annual Report. The cumulative trading volume on dYdX has exceeded $1.55 trillion. Quarterly trading volume rebounded from approximately $16 billion in Q2 2025 to $34.3 billion in Q4 2025, marking the highest quarterly performance of 2025. Meanwhile, governance has approved expanding the DYDX buyback size to 75% of the protocol's net income. Additionally, the report shows that the number of DYDX holders reached approximately 98,000 by the end of 2025.
Techub News reports that the dYdX Foundation posted on platform X, stating that after passing the proposal to use 75% of protocol fees for DYDX buybacks, approximately 7.5 million DYDX have been repurchased to date, with a buyback value of about $1.35 million. The next buyback will involve 1.78 million DYDX.
Techub News, dYdX Foundation has created an on-chain vote on "Whether the community should approve the launch of a one-month liquidation rebate pilot program." The vote will end on November 30, 2025, at 13:27. The proposed pilot is scheduled to begin on December 1, rewarding traders who experience liquidation events with points and rebates, up to $1 million.
Techub News reports that the dYdX community has released a proposal to set the default funding rates for the Fartcoin, Raydium, Pump, and Zora markets to 0. The vote will conclude at 14:25 on November 19, Hong Kong time.
Techub News reports that the dYdX Foundation announced that the dYdX community has passed the proposal on "allocating 75% of protocol revenue for DYDX buybacks," with an approval rate of 59.38%.
Techub News, according to Reuters, dYdX President Eddie Zhang stated in an interview that dYdX is preparing to enter the U.S. market by the end of the year. Zhang said the platform plans to add products, introducing spot trading for Solana and other related cryptocurrencies to the U.S. by the end of this year. After entering the U.S. market, dYdX plans to comprehensively reduce trading fees by up to half, lowering them to between 50 and 65 basis points. Zhang mentioned that perpetual contracts will not be launched in the U.S., but dYdX hopes U.S. regulators will eventually provide guidance for decentralized platforms to offer these products.
Techub News, according to Cointelegraph, the dYdX community will vote on a compensation proposal totaling approximately $462,000, aimed at providing compensation for traders affected during last month's approximately 8-hour service interruption. The incident caused some traders to suffer liquidations or trading losses due to the chain suspension. dYdX stated that funds will be allocated from the protocol's insurance fund to cover the compensation.
Techub News: The dYdX community has proposed a three-month trial plan to allocate 100% of the dYdX chain's net transaction fees to DYDX buybacks from November 1, 2025, to January 31, 2026, in order to enhance the token's value. During this period, rewards for validators and stakers will be paid from the community treasury to maintain network security while avoiding fee dilution. This proposal aims to test higher price-to-earnings ratios and market cap efficiency, and will automatically revert to the original allocation ratio after the trial ends. It is estimated that approximately $5 million to $10 million worth of DYDX tokens will be repurchased over the three months. The proposal is scheduled to be submitted on November 3.
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