dYdX releases an app: Why haven’t more DeFi protocols followed suit?
Perpetual contract trading platform dYdX has launched an app for users outside of the U.S. that will offer the same functionality as its website.
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Perpetual contract trading platform dYdX has launched an app for users outside of the U.S. that will offer the same functionality as its website.
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