Keep up with what's happening in the crypto world in real-time.
All Filters (1)
A significant whale transaction caught the crypto community's attention. A whale, using the wallet address “0x972,” made a massive swap, shifting from Uniswap (UNI) tokens to DYDX, the native token of the decentralized exchange (dYdX).
DYDX's price action over the next few days could be very interesting.
Kraken has announced upcoming listings for several tokens on December 11 and 12. The exchange will introduce FWOG (FWOG), GOAT (GOAT), and SPX (SPX) on December 11.
Kraken has announced upcoming listings for several tokens on December 11 and 12. The exchange will introduce FWOG (FWOG), GOAT (GOAT), and SPX (SPX) on December 11.
TL;DR dYdX price rises 24% after David Sacks is appointed as AI and crypto “Czar” at the White House. Trading volume increases by 270%, reaching $453 million, and its market capitalization rises to $1.5 billion. Craft Ventures' investment in dYdX and Sacks' appointment as “Czar” generate strong bullish sentiment, with net investment flows surpassing $2.
Today, Bitcoin's price experienced a significant drop from its $100K level, while the altcoin market remained strong. Among the standout performers, the price of dYdX soared over 35%, reaching the $2.5 resistance mark. Triggered by increasing demand and positive news, analysts are bullish that the dYdX price may soon surpass the $3.2 resistance level.
Following the appointment of David Sacks as AI and crypto czar, DYDX saw a 35% price rally, with daily trading volumes surging by 168%, amid links to Sack's venture capital investment firm.
DYDX, the native token of decentralized trading platform dYdX, has become the top-performing altcoin in the last 24 hours. According to CoinGecko, DYDX rallied to this peak after the price increased by 30%.
DYDX, the native token of the decentralized trading platform dYdX, recorded an impressive rally on Nov. 6 following reports of it being backed by Trump's newly appointed White House cryptocurrency advisor.
Popular decentralized exchange (DEX) dYdX — currently offering perpetual trading options for over 35 popular cryptocurrencies — is set to unveil its most ambitious upgrade yet. Labeled ‘dYdX Unlimited,' the update will feature a number of comprehensive enhancements that promise to offer traders increased flexibility while simultaneously providing them with new passive income streams.
November started off very well, with many cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, forming new all-time highs. Amidst the chaos, however, some altcoins are getting sidelined and hold the potential to note gains.
The CEO of the dYdX Foundation sees parallels between the internet of the 1990s and where Decentralized Finance (DeFi) is today.
The move is meant to allow the platform to shift back to its core vision as it faces a competitive market.
dYdX Trading, the company behind the decentralized exchange platform, recently announced it has let go of 35% of its workforce.
dYdX announces a strategic shift back to startup mode, aiming to reignite innovation and agility. The decision follows recent layoffs and a re-evaluation of the company's operational structure.
Charles d'Haussy CEO dYdX Foundation told CryptoNews he sees a convergence in centralized exchanges (CEXs) and decentralized exchanges (DEXs) and noted that only 5% of perpetuals are currently traded on-chain. The post dYdX Sees Convergence of CeFi and DeFi and Plans to Launch ‘dYdX Unlimited' appeared first on Cryptonews.
This is a segment from the Empire newsletter. To read full editions, subscribe.
Dydx, the decentralized finance platform, has announced a significant restructuring, with CEO Antonio Juliano revealing the difficult decision to lay off 35% of its core team as part of a strategic shift to align with the company's evolving goals.
dYdX's major layoffs and declining TVL highlight ongoing market pressures, with a mixed response from investors reflected in DYDX's fluctuating price.
Antonio Juliano, the founder of decentralized derivatives exchange dYdX, has announced a 35% reduction in the company's core workforce. Interestingly, this news has not affected the price of dYdX.
Decentralized exchange platform dYdX has announced a 35% reduction in its workforce as it embarks on a strategic overhaul led by returning CEO Antonio Juliano. Juliano, who resumed leadership on October 10 after a six-month hiatus, cited a need for a leaner, more focused team to steer the company through mounting industry challenges.
dYdX has announced the departure of several team members, including members of the core team.
dYdX's layoff decision was a realisation that the company is different from the company dYdX must be. The post DeFi Exchange dYdX Follows Consensys in Layoff Spree, Cuts Workforce by 35% appeared first on Cryptonews.
The decentralized crypto exchange laid off more than a third of its workforce on the same day Ethereum development firm Consensys cut 162 employees.
