dYdX Aims to Redefine Decentralized Trading with Telegram Access and Fee-Sharing Innovation

dYdX has unveiled a detailed roadmap outlining key developments for the platform, with a notable focus on introducing Telegram trading functionality in the second half of 2025. As part of its broader strategy, the core development company behind the dYdX open-source software has rebranded from dYdX Trading to dYdX Labs, signaling a shift toward more aggressive onchain innovation and execution. This rebranding aligns with the platform’s mission to lead the transition from centralized to decentralized exchanges by offering a more accessible, user-friendly, and utility-driven experience.

According to the roadmap, dYdX will roll out a series of software upgrades to improve performance, enhance user experience, and strengthen token utility. These include the introduction of Partner Fee Share, which allows partners who contribute liquidity and trading volume to earn up to 50% of protocol fees. Additionally, the platform will implement Scale and TWAP orders to support more sophisticated trading strategies. Through the acquisition of Pocket Protector, dYdX aims to facilitate seamless trading across web and Telegram platforms, with the Telegram functionality set to launch in September 2025. This development is expected to expand the platform’s reach and provide traders with 24/7 access from any device.

Improving order execution is another key focus, with the introduction of Designated Proposers set to reduce end-to-end trading latency significantly. The platform also plans to enhance order submission and cancel reliability through Order Gateway improvements. These changes are designed to provide a more robust and efficient trading environment, particularly for algorithmic and high-frequency traders.

In addition to performance upgrades, dYdX is introducing new onboarding and accessibility features such as Social Login, which allows users to sign in and deposit instantly using Google, Apple, or Passkey. This move aims to lower the entry barrier for new users and streamline the onboarding process. The platform is also integrating with Osmosis to enable direct swaps between USDC and the DYDX token, offering users a more flexible and integrated trading experience. Furthermore, token stakers will be rewarded with reduced trading fees, reinforcing the link between token utility and network performance.

Looking ahead, dYdX has outlined several long-term objectives, including the introduction of perpetual contracts for real-world assets (RWAs) and the launch of spot trading. The spot trading functionality is expected to be available globally, including in the United States, with initial support for Solana and plans to expand to other blockchains. The platform also plans to introduce additional deposit options, such as USDT and Solana, to further increase accessibility and liquidity.

The dYdX roadmap reflects a strategic commitment to building a decentralized, permissionless, and user-centric trading environment. By prioritizing performance, utility, and user experience, dYdX aims to solidify its position as a leading decentralized exchange and expand the overall market for open finance. The planned upgrades and features are expected to enhance the competitive positioning of the platform and contribute to the broader adoption of onchain trading solutions.

Source:

[1] Telegram Trading, Performance Upgrades, and Token Utility (https://www.dydx.xyz/blog/august-roadmap-update)

[2] dYdX Releases New Roadmap: Covering Telegram ... (https://www.panewslab.com/en/articles/487a5ede-c715-46e8-a168-4735c3ad0466)