Decentralized exchange DYdX will enter the US market by late 2025, adding spot trading for tokens like Solana in response to supportive legislative and regulatory developments.
In an official announcement, decentralized cryptocurrency trading platform DYdX confirmed plans to launch its US operations by the end of 2025, following favorable policy changes under the Trump administration. Initially, the US platform will offer spot trading for Solana and potentially XRP and Cardano, while perpetual contracts will be excluded pending regulatory guidance. DYdX intends to cut trading fees by up to half, targeting 50–65 basis points for US users. The SEC and CFTC recently signaled openness to regulated crypto perpetual contracts. DYdX’s native token trades at $0.30, down nearly 68% over the past year.