dYdX has proposed integrating CCXT into its revenue share program, enabling CCXT to receive half of dYdX’s trading fees, with the governance vote concluding on November 13, 2025.
The integration could enhance trading volumes and liquidity for dYdX, impacting DYDX token and Ethereum’s market dynamics.
The dYdX Foundation has proposed a governance initiative to incorporate CCXT into its revenue share program. This proposal aims to allow CCXT a 50% share of trading fees directed through its integration.
The partnership involves the dYdX Foundation and CCXT developers. The governance vote for this proposal concluded on November 13, 2025. Feedback and discussions were invited through the dYdX Governance Forum.
Trading Volume and User Numbers Predicted to Rise
The initiative could potentially increase trading volume and active user numbers as more systematic trading is integrated through dYdX’s architecture. Financial market observers anticipated such enhancements in automated trade routing.
Historical data showed that previous governance events triggered 5-10% DYDX price fluctuations during vote periods. This proposal could further impact trading pairs like BTC-USD and ETH-USD due to enhanced systematic trading.
CCXT Integration Could Mirror Uniswap’s Success
dYdX’s collaboration history with API tools like Hummingbot has previously uplifted trading volume and adoption. Such partnerships have been crucial in expanding the trading ecosystem of the platform.
Experts from Kanalcoin suggest that the integration of CCXT could amplify trading efficiency, mirroring trends seen in other DeFi collaborations such as Uniswap. The impact might be observed in increased protocol utility and token engagement. “CCXT is an open-source crypto trading library used by thousands of developers and platforms, highlighting its broad developer adoption,” dYdX Foundation.
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