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| dYdX 
| #DYDX
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| DYDX Price: | $0.71 | | Volume: | $0.1 B | | All Time High: | $27.90 | | Market Cap: | $0.1 B |
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| Circulating Supply: | 166,119,690 |
| Exchanges: | 49
| | Total Supply: | 1,000,000,000 |
| Markets: | 62
| | Max Supply: | — |
| Pairs: | 45
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The price of #DYDX today is $0.71 USD.
The lowest DYDX price for this period was $0, the highest was $0.714, and the current live price for one DYDX coin is $0.71375.
The all-time high DYDX coin price was $27.90.
Use our custom price calculator to see the hypothetical price of DYDX with market cap of ETH or other crypto coins. |
The code for dYdX is also #DYDX.
dYdX is 3.5 years old. |
The current market capitalization for dYdX is $118,567,132.
dYdX is ranking upwards to #215 out of all coins, by market cap (and other factors). |
There is a very large daily trading volume on #DYDX.
Today's 24-hour trading volume across all exchanges for dYdX is $109,293,447. |
| The circulating supply of DYDX is 166,119,690 coins, which is 17% of the total coin supply. |
dYdX Closes $10M Series B Investment
We're excited to announce that dYdX has raised a $10M Series B round led by Three Arrows Capital and DeFiance Capital! We welcome new investors: Wintermute, Hashed, GSR, SCP, Scalar Capital, Spartan Group, and RockTree Capital. Additionally we're grateful for the continued support from a16z, Polychain Capital, Kindred Ventures, 1confirmation, Elad Gil, Fred Ehrsam, and other existing investors who participated in this or past rounds. This is an important milestone for the dYdX team. Perpetuals trading is an exciting use case for blockchain technology and we're thrilled to be building a core component of the decentralized financial ecosystem. dYdX's decentralized exchange infrastructure combines non-custodial, on-chain settlement with an off-chain low-latency matching engine with order books to deliver an institutional-grade, liquid, and low slippage trading experience for the decentralized finance world. Our products empower traders to better manage risk, more efficiently allocate capital, and express more complex opinions on price and volatility. 2020 was a year of records: Total cumulative trade volume across Perpetuals, Margin, and Spot trading increased 40x, reaching $2.5 billion in 2020, up from $63 million in 2019., Margin / Spot Trade Volume: $1.9 billion in 2020, up from $63 million in 2019., Perpetuals Volume Trade Volume: $563M since the new protocol was launched in April 2020., Volumes on our perpetual contracts gre... 
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dYdX - 2020 in Review
2020 was a huge year for dYdX! We built and launched our first protocol for Perpetual Contracts, saw many thousands of new traders use dYdX, and increased our trade volume by 40x. In the second half of 2020, we've been building a new product for Perpetual Contracts on Layer 2, powered by StarkWare's Zero Knowledge Rollups. 2020: a Year of Records Total cumulative trade volume across Spot, Margin, and Perpetuals increased 40x reaching $2.5 billion in 2020, up from $63 million in 2019., Over $1.9 billion in trade volume in Margin and Spot markets, and over $563 million in trade volume in Perpetual Contract markets since the new protocol was launched in April., Volumes on our Perpetual Contracts grew as a percentage of total volume, accounting for 41% of total trading volume in December., Over $17.4 billion in loans were originated from dYdX lending pools., Unique wallets depositing funds into dYdX's smart contracts increased by 4.8x from 8,000 to 38,588 wallets through December 31., We hired 6 new team members, across Design, Engineering, and Growth., These are important milestones for dYdX. Our decentralized exchange infrastructure combines non-custodial, on-chain settlement with an off-chain low-latency matching engine using order books. This allows us to deliver an institutional-grade, liquid, and low slippage trading experience for the DeFi world. Our products empower traders to better manage risk, more efficiently allocate...
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How DeFi is Eating Traditional Finance
This article was originally posted on The Pomp Letter With the introduction of Bitcoin's genesis block, the world had its first truly decentralized financial application. Bitcoin enabled anyone in the world to store wealth without the need for a centralized party. That wealth could be taken and sent anywhere in the world, the only requirement was an internet connection. As the Bitcoin network grew in terms of number of holders and value transferred, developers began looking for ways to create more complex financial transactions. This was at odds with how the Bitcoin community viewed the tradeoffs between security and expressive financial applications, which created an unmet opportunity for a blockchain that could facilitate more complex financial contracts. When Ethereum launched, it aspired to be a world computer capable of powering an arbitrary number of applications through smart contracts. The ICO mania of 2017 reflected this vision, but Ethereum as a platform ultimately left much to be desired for most applications. Amidst all the noise, it became increasingly obvious that Ethereum was fertile ground for financial application experimentation. Ethereum drastically dropped the costs associated with a variety of financial transactions including capital formation, asset issuance (hence the ICO bubble), asset exchange, loan administration, collateral management, and much more. After the rubble of 2017 cleared, the Ethereum com...
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LINK-USD Perpetual Contract Market is Live
We are excited to announce that the LINK-USD Perpetual Contract Market is now live. Traders can trade LINK with up to 8x leverage with no expiry. Our contracts have been audited by Open Zeppelin, and are fully open-sourced. To celebrate the launch, we are providing 50% off trading fees on the LINK-USD Perpetual for the next 7 days. Perpetual Markets on dYdX are not available in the United States. No actual Fiat USD is supported on dYdX.Why LINK? On a daily volume basis, LINK is the most traded token in all of DeFi. While demand is unquestionably high for LINK, we are just as excited about the underlying oracle ecosystem that Chainlink has built. As such, we are excited to share we are using Chainlink's LINK-USD Price Feed as the oracle source for this market. Given that Chainlink's ecosystem of data providers have proven to be extremely reliable, even in times of high volatility, we are confident that this oracle integration will perform extremely well. Contract Specification Details for the LINK–USD perpetual market are provided below. General information and examples can be found in the Perpetual Guide. Details on the protocol and decentralization can be found here. Perpetual type: Linear, Underlying market: LINK–USD, Margin/settlement asset: USDC, Tick size: $0.005 USD, Min order size: 15 LINK, Quantity step: 0.000001 LINK, Max order size: None, Max position size: None, Expiry: Perpetual (no expiration), ...
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dYdX Chooses Chainlink as its Oracle Provider for New Market
We are excited to announce the launch of a new Perpetual Contract market for LINK-USD which uses Chainlink's LINK/USD Price Reference Data feed as a reference price to determine on-chain liquidations. After performing extensive due diligence, we selected Chainlink's LINK/USD price oracle because it provides the highest quality price data, delivered by the largest and most decentralized group of independently run, Sybil-resistant oracles. Our users can also monitor the real-time health of the oracle via Chainlink's various monitoring resources, in order to gain insights into the oracle network as a whole, or the individual nodes and their on-chain responses. With Chainlink already securing over $2B USD value within DeFi, we are confident that Chainlink's oracle infrastructure is capable of supporting our LINK-USD Perpetual Contract-both now, and well into the future-even under the most adverse market conditions. Chainlink's price reference model is especially critical for helping us secure assets in more thinly traded markets, which can be reliably mitigated by its high-quality aggregated data feeds.What's Next? We are working on launching additional Perpetual Contracts to our platform, with the goal of making dYdX the go-to platform for trading a variety of cryptoassets across Spot, Margin, and Perpetuals. We are also actively building a Layer 2 solution with StarkWare to be able to offer an even better experience for our trad...
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Scaling dYdX with StarkWare
Partnering with StarkWare to scale decentralized trading dYdX is excited to announce a partnership with StarkWare. Our engineering teams are collaborating on a Layer 2 scaling solution for Perpetual Contracts, based on StarkWare's StarkEx scalability engine and dYdX's Perpetual smart contracts. Our Perpetual Contracts will be powered by StarkEx by the end of this year. To provide the best user experience for traders, we have decided to transition to Layer 2. Traders can expect significantly lower gas costs, and in turn, lower trading fees and minimum trade sizes. We remain committed to our mission of building open, secure, and powerful financial products. StarkWare is developing software to dramatically improve blockchain scalability by allowing any type of computation to move off-chain, using the Ethereum blockchain as a public immutable commitment layer. StarkWare's dYdX integration combines STARK proofs for data integrity with on-chain data availability to ensure a fully non-custodial protocol.What does this partnership mean for our traders?Significantly Reduced Gas & Trading Fees - Trades are submitted on-chain in ZK-Rollups, reducing the amount of gas required per-trade. We are able to pass on those savings to traders in the form of reduced trading fees across the board.Reduced Minimum Trade Sizes - Since there are smaller fees per-trade, we are able to offer smaller trade sizes, allowing traders to try out dYdX by st...
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Comparing DeFi Token Models
IntroductionDeFi tokens have recently been far and away the best performing sector in the cryptocurrency markets. The primary reason they have seen such growth can be boiled down to a single factor: they accrue value. Most DeFi token models are designed in such a way where token holders benefit proportionally to network usage and growth. In fact, many of the most popular models operate similarly to traditional equity, in which holders value the asset based on the fees earned by the network as well as the ability to govern it. DeFi tokens also incorporate some form of incentive design to align the interests of the network with long term holders, staking being a popular example. While DeFi tokens have passed the initial value capture test, many of these models can be upgraded. Over time, more experiments will illuminate how to best capture value from a decentralized financial network through a token. The idea of using tokens to incentivize decentralized network growth isn't new. Fred Ehrsam's early blog post on the decentralized business model described how a token could be used to help solve the proverbial chicken and egg problem faced by networks and marketplaces. The problem with this early implementation was that there was no way to distinguish speculators from long term investors or users committed to the network. We saw this play out during the 2017 ICO bubble - tokens were sold off to speculators who quickly flipped them ...
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ETH-USD Perpetual Contract Market is Live
After listening to our active trading community and evaluating the greater DeFi product landscape, we are pleased to announce that we have launched an ETH-USD Inverse Perpetual Contract Market. To celebrate the launch, we are providing 50% off trading fees on the ETH-USD Perpetual for the next 7 days. Now, dYdX traders can trade ETH with increased leverage (up to 10x), while using ETH as collateral. Similarly to our BTC Perpetual, ETH-USD will have no expiry. Our contracts have been audited by Open Zeppelin and can be viewed here. Perpetual Markets on dYdX are not available in the United States. No actual Fiat USD is supported on dYdX.Why an Inverse Perpetual? An inverse perpetual contract is one that is quoted in USD but margined and settled in the base asset -- in this case ETH. The benefit of this type of contract is that users do not have to take on any stablecoin exposure, and can use ETH that they likely already hold to trade with. Traders can now obtain leveraged long or short exposure to ETH while using ETH as collateral and earning returns in ETH. Why ETH? While ETH is the underpinning of the DeFi ecosystem, there are currently only a few simple ways to gain ETH leverage in both an efficient and decentralized manner. With our Perpetual, users can ensure that they remain in control of their ETH while gaining increased leverage and trading on the most liquid orderbooks in DeFi. Contract Specification Detail...
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Trader Insights: Yield Farming
This is episode #02 of Trader Insights, a series on trends & strategies for trading cryptocurrency.A new way to build network effects and liquidity in crypto One of the earliest beliefs within the Ethereum community was that native tokens were an excellent way to bootstrap network effects. While the idea of early network users owning equity was powerful, the actual implementation was blown out of proportion during the 2017 ICO boom. During that time, token holders were much more focused on speculation than building the underlying network. More recently, decentralized finance protocols have been using new token incentives to drive liquidity and users to their platforms. Formally dubbed 'liquidity mining,' decentralized finance protocols have been designed to reward their users with native token that can be used as both a cash flow and governance asset. The first decentralized finance protocol to utilize liquidity mining was Synthetix. SNX holders that turned their sUSD into sETH and contributed to the Uniswap sETH pool were rewarded with more SNX. The experiment was successful - sETH became one of the most liquid assets on Uniswap. Compound's most recent COMP launch was the next protocol to launch liquidity mining, and based on early indications, it has been a massive success. When COMP first launched, the protocol had roughly $100 million USD in assets locked in the protocol. Now, the protocol boasts nearly $1 billion USD ...
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Trader Spotlight: Andrew Kang
This is episode #02 of Trader Spotlight, a series on trading insights & strategies used by well-known cryptocurrency investors. On May 14th, we hosted a live AMA Spotlight with Andrew Kang. Andrew has a wealth of expertise in crypto through prop trading, venture investing, mining, and more. He has his hands in almost every corner of the crypto markets! In these AMA spotlights, our goal is to bring you the best insights and commentary from professional crypto traders, market makers, and leading industry experts! Below is a recap of the AMA with Andrew Kang.To get started, we'd love to hear a quick background about yourself. What got you into crypto, investing, and trading? When did you have the "aha" moment? Would love to hear your story. For crypto, my first real exposure was probably in 2013. It was around the point when Dogecoin first started and it was blowing up on Reddit which I frequented. The fervor around Dogecoin was real and what was interesting was that a "Dogecoinmarkets" subreddit where people bought Dogecoin OTC also emerged. The thing was that people were bidding 2x-3x over market price since most didn't have access to coinbase/onramps. I didn't either at the time, and Coinbase applications were taking days/weeks to approve + long banking transfers, so what I did was find a sketchy website that accepted credit cards + instant BTC purchases to start arbitraging the Dogecoin BTC m...
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