Decentralized derivatives exchange dYdX is weighing a proposal to bring BONK into its Partner Revenue Share Program, a move that would formally link one of Solana’s most active retail communities with a leading on-chain derivatives platform.
The proposal, now open for discussion on the dYdX governance forum, outlines a BONK-branded front-end that would route user trades directly to the dYdX Chain. In exchange, BONK would receive 50% of protocol fees generated by traders using that interface.
BONK is the second-largest memecoin in the Solana ecosystem, after Official Trump (TRUMP), with a market cap exceeding $79 million and significant activity across third-party applications.
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Supporters of the proposal argue that the token’s broad user base could serve as a powerful distribution channel for dYdX’s order-book infrastructure.
As noted in the dYdX forum statement, “by deploying a BONK-branded frontend powered by dYdX, BONK can introduce dYdX to a large cohort of retail traders within the Solana ecosystem.”
The partnership would fit with dYdX’s recent strategy of expanding through third-party order-flow partners. The exchange, which rebuilt its protocol as a standalone Layer-1 chain in 2025, has already integrated infrastructure providers such as CoinRoutes and the open-source library CCXT into its revenue-share model.
Bringing BONK into that lineup would mark a shift toward retail-driven liquidity, blending meme-token communities with high-performance derivatives markets. For dYdX, the potential upside is fresh retail volume, while for BONK, it offers utility tied to real trading revenue.
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The proposal must still pass a community vote before it can be implemented. If approved, it would represent one of the most notable crossovers between a meme-coin ecosystem and a major decentralized derivatives exchange to date.
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dYdX is a decentralized derivatives exchange (DEX) where users can trade perpetual futures without relying on a centralized intermediary. It operates on its own Layer-1 blockchain, using on-chain order books and matching engines.
This program allows third-party developers or communities to route trades to dYdX and earn a share of the protocol fees. The goal is to incentivize partners to bring more users and liquidity to the platform.
The proposal would create a BONK-branded front-end that routes trades to the dYdX Chain. BONK would receive 50% of protocol fees generated by trades originating from its interface.
No, the proposal is currently open for governance discussion. It must pass a community vote before going live.
It gives dYdX access to Solana’s active retail community, potentially increasing trading volume and liquidity on its order books.
