According to dYdX Foundation, the community has approved updates to the tick sizes for CLOB (Central Limit Order Book) trading pairs in various markets, including MANA, MNRY, MOVE, ONDO, ORDI, PEOPLE, POL, POPCAT, PYTH, RAY, RUNE, SEI, SNX, STRK, STX, S, TIA, and USELESS. This adjustment aims to enhance trading efficiency and market precision for these assets.

According to dYdX Foundation, the community has successfully passed a vote to update the CLOB pair tick sizes across multiple markets, including ETC, ETHFI, FIL, FLOKI, FLR, GRT, HBAR, IOTA, IOTX, IP, JASMY, JTO, KAS, KOMA, LDO, and LINEA. This change is expected to enhance trading efficiency and precision on the platform, impacting liquidity and order execution in these markets.

According to dYdX Foundation, the community has successfully passed a vote to update CLOB (Central Limit Order Book) pair tick sizes for several markets including 1INCH, ALGO, APT, ARB, AVAX, DYDX, and others. This move is aimed at optimizing trading precision and market efficiency for these assets.

According to @dydxfoundation, one seat on the Designated Proposer Set is now open for applications. This initiative, launched in September 2025, has successfully reduced block times on dYdX from 1 second to approximately 600 milliseconds. The MEV Committee and dYdX Grants will assess applicants based on technical capability, uptime, and responsiveness, emphasizing the platform's commitment to efficiency and reliability. Applications close on March 17.

According to dYdX Foundation, the community has voted to wind down trading markets for several assets, including LUNC, ENJ, GALA, THETA, and XTZ. This decision reflects a strategic adjustment in the platform's market offerings. Traders should monitor the impact on liquidity and consider reallocating their positions in these assets.

According to @dydxfoundation, the dYdX community is now voting on whether to approve the ratification of the dYdX Treasury SubDAO Articles of Association and to replace one of the Class B directors in the Treasury SubDAO Foundation. This governance proposal allows token holders to actively shape the operational structure of dYdX, potentially impacting its decentralized governance and resource allocation strategies.

According to dYdX Foundation, the community has successfully passed a vote to reduce the dYdX active validator set to 31. This decision could enhance network efficiency and governance by streamlining the validator operations on the platform.

According to dYdX Foundation, an on-chain vote has been initiated to decide on updating the tick sizes of CLOB pairs for multiple markets, including MANA, SNX, STX, and RUNE. The proposal aims to enhance trading efficiency across these markets. Traders are encouraged to participate in this governance process before the vote ends on March 13, 2026.

According to dYdX Foundation, an on-chain vote has been initiated to decide whether to update the tick sizes for CLOB (Central Limit Order Book) pairs involving tokens like 1INCH, ALGO, AVAX, DYDX, and others. This proposal aims to optimize trading precision and market efficiency in these markets. Community members are encouraged to participate in the voting process to impact the future trading dynamics on the platform.

According to dYdX Foundation, an on-chain vote has been initiated to decide on updating the tick sizes for CLOB pairs across various markets, including ETC, ETHFI, FIL, FLOKI, and others. This proposal is aimed at optimizing trading efficiencies and enhancing market liquidity. Traders and stakeholders are encouraged to participate in the decision-making process before the vote closure.

According to @dydxfoundation, the dYdX protocol has demonstrated resilience despite market contraction in early 2026. While trading volume declined, daily active traders remained steady, showcasing strong user participation even during market uncertainty. Additionally, staking supply held stable, and over $65M in USDC rewards were distributed to stakers, funded entirely by protocol fees without token emissions. These updates highlight the protocol's robust fee generation and user engagement.

According to dYdX Foundation, an on-chain governance vote has been initiated to decide whether to wind down 16 specific markets, including PROVE, LUNC, GALA, ENJ, and THETA. This decision reflects the community's effort to optimize trading activity by focusing on more active markets. The outcome of this vote could influence liquidity and trading strategies for these assets. Traders are encouraged to monitor the proposal and its potential impact on their trading portfolios.

According to @dydxfoundation, the trading landscape is becoming increasingly fragmented across various venues, asset classes, and extended trading hours. In the upcoming dYdX March Analyst Call, Rauan Khassan, Chief Commercial Officer at TradingView, will join the discussion to explore the implications of these changes on the infrastructure that traders depend on daily.

According to @dydxfoundation, an on-chain vote has been initiated to determine whether the dYdX community will approve reducing the active validator set to 31. This decision could impact the network's decentralization and operational efficiency. The proposal is open for voting until March 11, 2026, and participants can review details on the dYdX forum and Mintscan.

According to @dydxfoundation, the dYdX community is currently voting on a proposal to update governance parameters within the x/gov module. This on-chain vote is a key step in refining the governance structure of the dYdX ecosystem. Traders and stakeholders are encouraged to participate in the decision-making process to ensure effective governance enhancements.

According to dYdX Foundation, the community has voted to approve an increase in the current limit of stateful orders per 100 blocks from its previous threshold to 50. This change is expected to enhance trading efficiency and support higher transaction throughput on the dYdX platform, benefiting active traders and liquidity providers.

According to dYdX Foundation, the community has approved a proposal to update CLOB (Central Limit Order Book) pair tick sizes for several markets, including notable assets like IMX, APE, and BLUR. This decision aligns with efforts to enhance trading efficiency and precision across these markets.

According to @dydxfoundation, dYdX has introduced structured, data-focused monthly analyst calls aimed at providing detailed insights for trading firms, funds, and analysts. These calls are part of the protocol's effort to mature its communication strategies and offer transparent reporting to support trading and evaluation.

According to @dydxfoundation, an on-chain vote has been created to decide whether the dYdX community should approve increasing the stateful order limit to 50 per 100 blocks. This proposal aims to enhance the platform's transaction capacity, potentially impacting trading efficiency and order execution on the decentralized exchange. The vote will conclude on March 7, 2026.

According to dYdX Foundation, an on-chain governance vote has been initiated to determine whether to update tick sizes for Continuous Limit Order Book (CLOB) markets including BLAST, BERA, ASTR, ZEREBRO, NEIRO, CORE, APE, and others. This proposal aims to enhance tradability and improve market efficiency. The voting period will end on March 6, 2026, at 15:36 UTC, allowing the community to decide on this significant market adjustment.