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62876.45 4.39%
28.86 6.26%
0.22 3.79%
0.15 3.07%

dYdX is a trading platform for cryptocurrency that provides access to crypto assets users can fully own. The company was founded in 2017 as a startup company with its headquarters located in San Francisco, California. The company's platform operates all over the world, but US residents are unable to use the platform due to the country's stricter regulations. dYdX primarily allows users to carry out perpetual and margin trading. Since dYdX is powered by Ethereum blockchain, users can synchronise their Ethereum wallet to their portfolio or assets at dYdX. Funds deposited at dYdX can be used for spot and margin trading, earning interest, and availing crypto-backed loans. Users can also gain dYdX coins by simply trading in the company's platform. The dYdX token can be bought in various cryptocurrency exchanges. dYdX is a decentralised crypto derivative, unlike most tokens traded in crypto exchanges. Users can use dYdX in two ways: Layer 1 dYdX (on Ethereum) and Layer 2 dYdX (on StarkWare). In simpler terms, dYdX endorses Layer 2 as the solution for issues in Layer 1, giving users lower fees and costs, faster withdrawals of their assets as needed, and a more secure and private security solution. Receive news and updates on the DYDX price by adding this coin to your eToro watchlist.

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