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dYdx Just Opened the Floodgates of Regulatory Chaos and Now Your Grandma’s Token Is Probably Listed on There

An illustration of a floodgate bursting open with water pouring out as tokens are being listed on different platforms below it; some tokens appear to be sinking while others rise above, amidst chaotic waves representing regulatory changes. A large vault door opens at the top revealing USDC coins flowing in and MegaVault symbols floating upwards towards the surface. In the background a calendar shows months ticking by with an arrow pointing forward indicating future development of new features.

The cat’s out of the bag now – or rather, it jumped into a pit full of its own feces, because this permissionless listing nonsense on dYdX sounds like just another recipe for disaster waiting to happen. Let me get this straight: anyone can list their favorite token without approval? It’s not even clear if they have any idea what kind of garbage is going in there… I mean, at least with the old system you had some semblance of quality control

Source: cointelegraph

The crypto trading platform dYdX announced new updates to its dYdX chain, including permissionless listing, which allows market participants to list tokens without approval.  According to dYdX, it would allow its users to list any market on the dYdX chain without the need for governance approval. The team also said that users can instantly list markets if they deposit a certain amount of USD Coin (USDC) into a “MegaVault,” another […]

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