The dYdX Foundation's Charles d'Haussy talks about the future of the platform post-Ethereum, and what he sees as developing regulatory trends thesamreynolds reports
, meaning the market is taking a cautious look at this as the exchange prepares for its next chapter.D'Haussy views dYdX owning its own blockchain as part of a broader trend where major crypto applications are optimizing for specific uses, thus making general-purpose blockchains less suitable.
But this doesn’t mean that dYdX will be centralized around its own chain. D'Haussy also highlighted that dYdX is"blockchain agnostic," continually evolving and upgrading its technology. He believes this kind of adaptability is a key characteristic of successful decentralized finance applications.
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