The dYdX Foundation is pleased to announce the successful completion of its DYDX stake delegation (the “Foundation Delegation(s)”) rebalance. This update was carried out in accordance with the new selection criteria outlined in this previous blog post.
Overview of the Rebalance
This delegation rebalance is part of the Foundation’s ongoing efforts to support a secure, decentralized, and high-performing validator set. As detailed in the revised criteria, the Foundation aimed to:
- Promote a more even distribution of stakeweight across the active validator set.
- Prioritize validators that demonstrate strong performance, adherence to network rules, and governance participation.
- Align delegations with infrastructure best practices as recommended by the MEV Committee - Validator Guidelines.
As of March 21, 2025, the Foundation has ~6.2M DYDX available for Foundation Delegation.
Validators Qualified for Foundation Delegation
Based on the updated criteria, the following validators qualify to potentially receive Foundation Delegations:
- Allnodes
- AutoStake
- Blockdaemon
- Chorus One
- Citadel.one
- Coinhall
- Cosmic Validator
- Cosmostation
- Crosnest
- Crypto Learning Club
- CryptoCrew X Defi Dojo
- DELIGHT
- DragonStake
- Enigma
- Imperator.co
- Informal Systems
- Interstellar Lounge
- Kahuna
- Kingnodes
- Lavender.Five Nodes
- Ledger by Meria
- Luganodes
- Meria
- Nansen
- Nodeplus
- Nodes.Guru
- OWALLET
- polkachu.com
- PRO Delegators
- RHINO
- Silk Nodes
- Smart Stake
- Stakecito
- TTT VN
In adherence to the Stake Delegation Principles and any other regulations applicable to the Foundation, the Foundation retains full discretion in determining delegation allocations. It will not necessarily delegate to all validators that qualify and may adjust its delegations at any time as needed without prior notice.