Decentralized exchange dYdX is coming to the US by the end of 2025, Reuters reports. The platform will offer spot crypto trading with low fees but will be missing its flagship product: perpetual futures, which are banned stateside.
President Eddie Zhang called the US expansion crucial and expressed hope that regulators will soon clear a path for perpetuals.
Recent signals from the SEC and CFTC suggest such innovative products are under consideration, as part of the Trump administration’s broader pro-crypto agenda.
