According to @kucoincom, dYdX Foundation CEO Charles d'Haussy said DeFi must meet users where they are, shifting from isolated user acquisition to smart, scalable distribution reach. Source: KuCoin on X, Nov 11, 2025. According to @kucoincom, the full KuTalks interview featuring Charles d'Haussy will air tomorrow, a scheduled event for DYDX-focused traders to monitor for detailed commentary on distribution and growth strategy. Source: KuCoin on X, Nov 11, 2025.

According to @dydxfoundation, validators from @kingnodes and @rhinostake explained that a governance-controlled Designated Proposer Set composed of high-performance validators is enhancing block production efficiency and consistency on the dYdX Chain (source: @dydxfoundation). According to @dydxfoundation, reliability and speed are core to delivering a trading experience that rivals centralized exchanges, and the Designated Proposer Set is intended to support faster and more reliable execution for traders through more consistent block production (source: @dydxfoundation).

According to @charlesdhaussy, SOL trading volume surpassed ETH on dYdX for the first time he has observed, noted in a post on Nov 11, 2025. According to @charlesdhaussy, a zero-fee structure on dYdX is a key driver of the shift in perpetual futures volume. Based on @charlesdhaussy's observation, traders focused on derivatives liquidity and market share can monitor SOL versus ETH volume leadership on dYdX for execution and volatility signals.

According to @CryptoCoinCoach, DYDX is forming a Descending Broadening Wedge, a bullish reversal pattern that can precede a trend shift after extended downside, source: @CryptoCoinCoach; John J. Murphy, Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets. Traders typically wait for an upside break and close above the wedge’s upper trendline with expanding volume to confirm momentum and initiate long setups, source: John J. Murphy, Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets. For risk management, invalidation is commonly set below the most recent swing low inside the wedge with position sizing aligned to volatility, source: John J. Murphy, Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets. Post-breakout targets are often estimated by projecting the wedge height from the breakout point while monitoring prior supply zones for resistance, source: Thomas Bulkowski, The Pattern Site. Derivatives traders may also track funding rates and open interest to gauge positioning and squeeze risk around breakout attempts, source: Binance Academy, Futures Trading Basics.

According to @dydxfoundation, an on-chain governance vote is live to decide whether to approve adding order router revenue share for CCXT, with voting scheduled to end on Nov 13, 2025, 23:41 UTC; source: dYdX Foundation on X (Nov 10, 2025). The proposal is listed as Proposal 311 on the dYdX Chain and can be tracked on Mintscan, which shows the live status and end time; source: Mintscan Proposal 311. The related discussion and details are referenced in the dYdX forum thread linked by @dydxfoundation; source: dYdX Forum proposal thread. For traders monitoring DYDX governance catalysts, the vote’s topic and deadline are explicitly defined by these sources; source: dYdX Foundation on X, Mintscan Proposal 311, dYdX Forum.

According to dYdX Foundation, an on-chain governance vote is live to reduce the regular voting period to 48 hours and expedited proposals to 18 hours, with the vote scheduled to end on Nov 11, 2025 at 01:08 UTC, source: dYdX Foundation on X dated Nov 10, 2025; mintscan.io/dydx/proposals/309. The proposal is listed as Proposal 309 with a live tally on Mintscan, and the associated forum thread provides additional context and the proposal text, source: mintscan.io/dydx/proposals/309; dydx.forum/t/drc-reduce-voting-period-dydx/4159/6. For DYDX market participants, the outcome will determine whether the DAO adopts 48-hour regular and 18-hour expedited voting windows as specified in the proposal text, with official timing and results displayed on the Mintscan proposal page, source: dydx.forum/t/drc-reduce-voting-period-dydx/4159/6; mintscan.io/dydx/proposals/309.

According to dYdX Foundation, the community has approved implementing fee holidays for BTC-USD and SOL-USD perpetual markets throughout November 2025, source: dYdX Foundation via X on Nov 10, 2025. The passed vote and scope are recorded under governance proposal 307 on the dYdX chain explorer, confirming the November 2025 window for BTC-USD and SOL-USD perps, source: Mintscan dYdX proposal 307. Traders active on dYdX can align execution-cost assumptions and strategy sizing for BTC and SOL perpetuals to reflect the fee holiday during November 2025, source: dYdX Foundation via X on Nov 10, 2025.

According to dYdX Foundation, an expedited on-chain governance vote asks whether to approve a Fee Holiday for BTC and SOL markets on dYdX in November 2025, with voting ending on Nov 7, 2025 at 23:17 UTC, source: https://twitter.com/dydxfoundation/status/1986529397734576553. The proposal is referenced as Proposal 307 on Mintscan with discussion hosted on the dYdX Forum, providing the official details and scope of the fee holiday, source: https://www.mintscan.io/dydx/proposals/307 and https://dydx.forum/t/drc-fee-holidays-on-dydx/4632. This vote directly concerns trading fees on the BTC and SOL markets on dYdX in November 2025 if approved, so traders should track the result and review the proposal text for exact fee schedule mechanics before adjusting order flow or liquidity provisioning, source: https://twitter.com/dydxfoundation/status/1986529397734576553 and https://www.mintscan.io/dydx/proposals/307.

According to @dydxfoundation, an on-chain governance vote is live to approve winding down the AI16Z-USD and DODGERSWIN-USD markets, with voting scheduled to end on Nov 6, 2025 at 14:57 UTC. Source: dYdX Foundation on X https://twitter.com/dydxfoundation/status/1986142795552465036. A related forum post titled Delist AI16Z due to migration provides the delisting context for AI16Z-USD. Source: dYdX Forum https://dydx.forum/t/delist-ai16z-due-to-migration/4761. The proposal is listed as Proposal 305 on the dYdX chain, confirming the on-chain vote details and timeline. Source: Mintscan https://www.mintscan.io/dydx/proposals/305. Traders with exposure to AI16Z-USD and DODGERSWIN-USD should monitor the vote, manage position risk, and check venue notices for any changes in market availability ahead of the deadline. Source: dYdX Foundation on X; Mintscan Proposal 305.

According to @dydxfoundation, the community rejected the proposal to re-enable support for the wethDYDX smart contract bridge on the dYdX Chain, so the bridge remains disabled (source: dYdX Foundation X post on Nov 5, 2025; source: Mintscan proposal 302). For traders, this means cross-chain transfers via the wethDYDX bridge stay unavailable and DYDX liquidity via that route remains unchanged until a new governance action is passed (source: dYdX Foundation X post; source: Mintscan proposal 302).

According to dYdX Foundation, the community has approved the software upgrade proposal for dYdX Protocol v9.4, with the announcement posted on Nov 5, 2025 (source: dYdX Foundation on X, Nov 5, 2025). The vote corresponds to on-chain governance Proposal 303, which the announcement links as the official record (source: Mintscan Proposal 303; source: dYdX Foundation on X). This confirms that the v9.4 software update has received governance approval for the dYdX Protocol (source: dYdX Foundation on X).

According to dYdX Foundation, validators Jerome (Kingnodes) and Eric (Rhinostake) joined the Foundation to explain how the Designated Proposer system improves network reliability, performance, and fairness for traders on the dYdX Chain, with a structured walkthrough via the Ecosystem Briefing episode timeline. Source: dYdX Foundation. The episode covers Designated Proposers, validator requirements, Order Entry Gateway services, the role of the community, proposer rotation, a concise TL;DR, and areas for improvement with future outlook. Source: dYdX Foundation. The focus for traders is operational enhancements that support more consistent execution conditions through clearly defined proposer duties and rotation, alongside infrastructure components like the Order Entry Gateway that streamline order handling. Source: dYdX Foundation.

According to dYdX Foundation, staking DYDX pays rewards in USDC rather than newly issued DYDX, and 100% of staking rewards are funded directly by protocol trading fees. Source: dYdX Foundation on X, Nov 4, 2025. This setup delivers non-inflationary staking payouts tied to fee revenue instead of token emissions, clarifying how yield accrues for stakers on the protocol. Source: dYdX Foundation on X, Nov 4, 2025.

According to @dydxfoundation, the dYdX Chain community rejected Proposal 302 to re-enable support for the wethDYDX Smart Contract bridge, confirming the vote outcome on Nov 3, 2025. Source: dYdX Foundation on X; Mintscan Proposal 302. As a result, bridge support for wethDYDX on the dYdX Chain remains disabled, meaning cross-chain transfers via this contract are still unavailable to traders. Source: dYdX Foundation on X; Mintscan Proposal 302. No additional implementation details or timelines were provided in the announcement, indicating no immediate change to deposit or withdrawal routes via this bridge. Source: dYdX Foundation on X.

According to @dydxfoundation, a new dYdX Governance Forum proposal would make CCXT an official integration partner within the partner revenue share program, source: dYdX Foundation on X and dYdX Governance Forum https://dydx.forum/t/ccxt-order-router-rev-share-proposal/4743. Under the proposal, CCXT would be eligible to receive 50% of the protocol’s share of trading fees generated through its order router integration, defining clear fee-split economics for attributed order flow, source: dYdX Foundation on X and dYdX Governance Forum https://dydx.forum/t/ccxt-order-router-rev-share-proposal/4743. The announcement states that CCXT is an open-source crypto trading library used by thousands of developers and platforms, highlighting its broad developer adoption, source: dYdX Foundation on X. Community discussion and feedback are invited in the linked forum thread as the venue for deliberation on the proposal, source: dYdX Foundation on X and dYdX Governance Forum https://dydx.forum/t/ccxt-order-router-rev-share-proposal/4743.

According to dYdX Foundation, the Delegation Program has been updated to strengthen coordination between validators and the Operations subDAO, introducing new operational requirements for validators, source: dYdX Foundation. The announcement reiterates that chain reliability and performance remain top priorities as dYdX scales, source: dYdX Foundation. For market participants tracking DYDX, the update formally focuses on validator operations and coordination under the Foundation program, source: dYdX Foundation.

According to @dydxfoundation, the community has approved compensating users impacted by the Oct 10 incident using the dYdX insurance fund, with the vote reported as passed. source: dYdX Foundation on X, Nov 1, 2025. Proposal 301 on Mintscan shows the status as Passed for the compensation measure, confirming on-chain governance approval. source: Mintscan dYdX proposal 301.

According to @dydxfoundation, the dYdX community has approved the dYdX Trading Leagues Pilot Program via governance vote, with the outcome confirmed as passed. Source: https://twitter.com/dydxfoundation/status/1984661189180473559 The on-chain record for governance Proposal 300 on dYdX Chain confirms the approval and serves as the canonical reference for the vote result. Source: https://www.mintscan.io/dydx/proposals/300 For trading decisions, participants can track official implementation details and timelines through the Proposal 300 page and @dydxfoundation updates as the pilot moves toward execution. Source: https://www.mintscan.io/dydx/proposals/300; https://twitter.com/dydxfoundation

According to @dydxfoundation, a new dYdX Forum proposal (DRC) is exploring changes to protocol revenue distribution across DYDX buybacks, staking rewards, the MegaVault, and the Treasury (source: dYdX Foundation on X, Oct 31, 2025; dYdX Forum DRC: Revenue share on dYdX). The DRC suggests increasing the share allocated to DYDX buybacks to potentially as high as 75% of protocol revenue (source: dYdX Foundation on X, Oct 31, 2025; dYdX Forum DRC: Revenue share on dYdX). The proposal also recommends reducing or phasing out the MegaVault share while adjusting allocations to staking and the Treasury (source: dYdX Foundation on X, Oct 31, 2025; dYdX Forum DRC: Revenue share on dYdX). The item is under discussion on the forum, and traders should monitor the governance thread for final percentages and any implementation details that determine how revenue flows to buybacks versus staking (source: dYdX Foundation on X, Oct 31, 2025; dYdX Forum DRC: Revenue share on dYdX).

According to the source, a social media post on Oct 30, 2025 claims dYdX intends to expand into the US by 2026 and launch spot crypto trading as regulations ease; the cited post does not link to an official dYdX announcement or regulator notice, leaving the claim unverified by primary sources at the time of the post. Given the lack of primary-source evidence in the cited post, traders should wait for confirmation via dYdX Foundation or dYdX Trading Inc. official channels before taking positions in DYDX or related markets.