Selling V3 trading software and being hacked, what is dYdX trying to do?
dYdX sells V3 trading software and has nothing to do with dYdX Chain.

dYdX sells V3 trading software and has nothing to do with dYdX Chain.
The interruption stemmed from the incorporation of an incorrect version of a bug fix during the upgrade process.
As of February 15, the transaction volume of the V4 version of dYdX in the past 30 days has reached approximately 19 billion U.S. dollars, which is higher than the 11.8 billion U.S. dollars of the V3 version. The fee income is 3.07 million U.S. dollars (USDC denominated), which is the same as the 3.02 million U.S. dollars of the V3 version. Dollar revenue was flat.
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