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dYdX: Short-Term Roadmap Focused on Speed and User Experience

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


The decentralized perpetual contracts trading platform dYdX has updated its short-term roadmap with a focus on improving speed and user experience, while planning to introduce new trading features.

Updated Trader Features

In the next two months, dYdX plans to enhance its website stability during high trading volumes by reducing downtime, stale data, and throughput constraints. Additionally, both the deposit and withdrawal processes will be made faster, enabling users to access their funds on the dYdX Chain in under a minute. The website's revamped interface will also load faster and offer features like reduce-only limit orders, scale orders, and TWAP orders.

Long-Term Development Plans

Once these short-term updates are implemented, dYdX plans to release a detailed roadmap for the rest of the year, focusing on expanding digital asset offerings, integrating oracles for better price feeds, Ethereum integration, automating trading through tools like Hummingbot and CCXT, and introducing reward programs.

Efforts to Attract Retail Investors

While dYdX primarily caters to professional traders, the roadmap update announced intentions to attract more retail investors. A new mobile app has been released, and future plans include integrating with major wallets and third-party apps. This update follows the recent upgrade of dYdX Chain to version 8.0, supported by the community.

The roadmap updates underline dYdX's commitment to enhancing user experience and expanding functionality, which is crucial for attracting and retaining users in the competitive decentralized finance environment.

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