Dydx Labs released its August Product Roadmap Update, outlining the next technical improvements, product launches, and long-term initiatives for decentralized trading protocols: The update confirmed that the company has been rebranded from DYDX deals to DYDX Labs, marking a structural shift towards on-chain development and experimentation.
Product Roadmap Overview
According to the update, Dydx Labs focuses on three key areas:
It will expand access to financial markets, including plans to list digital assets as well as traditional equipment such as US stocks and indexes. Improves cross-platform trading experiences, including integration with applications such as mobile, web, and Telegram. Enhanced token utility to better connect governance and protocol performance.
Recent Product Updates
The report highlights several features that were rolled out earlier this year.
Builder code allows external wallets and apps to integrate trading capabilities while sharing revenue. Infrastructure upgrades have made the team 98% more reliable APIs since April 2025. Simplifying mobile and web experiences has led to increased onboarding and trading activities. Free and instantaneous deposits over $100 across multiple chains, including Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Polygon, Avalanche.
Releases for the third quarter of 2025
The next development cycle will include new trading tools and protocol mechanisms, including:
A fee distribution program for partners. Up to 50% of the protocol fees are distributed. Advanced order types including scale and TWAP. Reduced transaction delays through designated proposer systems. Validator’s enhanced order gateway feature. A deal via Telegram following the acquisition of Pocket Protector. Social login function to simplify social login functions (Google, Apple, PassKey). Direct swap between USDC and DYDX by penetration. Reduce token stakers fees.
Looking further ahead
Long-term initiatives include permanent additions of real-world assets, global expansion of spot trading (including the US), and support for broader deposit options such as USDT, Solana and Fiat.
Industry Context
This update comes when decentralized exchanges are steadily gaining market share as they seek a trading platform that is not dependent on centralized intermediaries. By focusing on both infrastructure reliability and user experience, DYDX Labs is positioning protocols to serve a wider range of traders in an evolving defi landscape.
Disclaimer
The DYDX protocol is not available to people in the US or other restricted jurisdictions. The roadmap represents expected software development, but implementation depends on community decisions. Transactions and holding crypto assets involve significant risks.
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