Did dYdX violate the law by changing its tokenomics?
The dYdX Foundation made an abrupt change to its project’s tokenomics, but it may have done so in consultation with its attorneys.
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The dYdX Foundation made an abrupt change to its project’s tokenomics, but it may have done so in consultation with its attorneys.
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