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    dYdX and Crypto Platforms Face Philippine SEC Investor Alert Amid Rising Concerns

    Staff ReporterBy Staff ReporterApril 22, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    1. The Philippine SEC has declared dYdX unregistered and warns against engaging with it or similar platforms, citing potential legal consequences.
    2. dYdX operates without proper licensing in the Philippines, violating SEC regulations and risking criminal liability for promoters.
    3. Several other platforms, including Aevo, GTrade, and Pacifica, are also flagged for unlicensed crypto activities in the country.
    4. The SEC urges Filipinos to verify registration, avoid unapproved platforms, and report suspicious activities to protect investors.

    The Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued a serious warning to the public. It recently declared that the crypto platform dYdX is not registered in the country. This is part of a broader crackdown on unlicensed crypto platforms operating without approval.

    The SEC explained that dYdX does not hold the necessary license to offer investment services in the Philippines. Without proper registration, investors face higher risks, including potential fraud and no legal protections. The regulator also named other unlicensed platforms, such as Aevo, GTrade, and Deriv, highlighting a growing effort to protect Filipino investors.

    This move reflects the Philippines’ commitment to regulating the growing crypto industry. The SEC emphasized that all crypto-related service providers must register and get licensed. Anyone promoting or soliciting investments from these unregistered platforms could face criminal charges.

    Despite these warnings, crypto technology continues to develop rapidly. These regulatory efforts aim to balance innovation with investor safety. By enforcing strict rules, the Philippines hopes to foster a safer environment for technology-driven financial services.

    Crypto platform dYdX declared unregistered by the Philippine SEC, with strict warning against investment solicitation and potential criminal liability for promoters.

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