Decentralized Exchange News

DeFi trading platform dYdX will allocate 25% of its revenue to monthly token buybacks.

Centralized exchanges face a Kodak moment: Adapt to an open-access model or risk being left behind as decentralized exchanges gain traction.

Pump.fun’s memecoins will now trade on PumpSwap instead of Raydium as competition heats up among Solana memecoin platforms.

SOL price is down today and at risk of further losses as data points to waning user interest in Solana’s DeFi ecosystem.

The trader’s previous bet, nominally worth roughly $200 million, caused millions of dollars in losses for Hyperliquid’s liquidity providers.

The exchange’s liquidity pool, HLP, suffered a $4 million loss while unwinding a roughly $200 million liquidated trade on March 12.

A bipartisan majority in the US House of Representatives voted to repeal the so-called IRS DeFi broker rule.

Bad loans, US recession woes, and a troubling amount of long liquidations are driving Ether prices lower today.

DeFi is shrinking, with the total value of assets in decentralized protocols losing all gains since Donald Trump was elected US president.

Solana trading volumes briefly topped the entire Ethereum ecosystem’s in February.

“Binance hasn’t ‘dumped’ or ‘sold’ large amounts of tokens as some tweets have wrongly claimed,” a Binance spokesperson told Cointelegraph.

Crypto crime is surging, with AI fraud, stablecoin laundering and ransomware evolution redefining illicit finance. Can regulators keep up?

Bybit hackers have laundered $335 million in crypto since the $1.4 billion exploit, leaving $900 million of stolen assets yet to be moved.

Charles d’Haussy, CEO of the dYdX Foundation, predicts the DeFi will start to boom in September and will have more entry points for new users than ever.

Zero-knowledge proofs and reputation systems could reshape compliance and preserve privacy in DeFi.