The token buyback program hopes to strengthen network security and enhance the utility of its native token, DYDX.

The major derivatives DEX and the Yearn.finance token were hit by apparent market manipulation, according to the exchange's founder.

The DEX’s V4 has migrated to a new blockchain for greater scalability and decentralization in derivatives trading. This evolution includes novel staking opportunities and fee earnings for token holders.

As more crypto projects – like dYdX and SushiSwap – search for cheaper and faster DeFi alternatives, Ethereum’s getting left behind. Are we Observing the fall of the king or the specialization of networks?