TL;DR:
- dYdX governance is evaluating a proposal to make BONK an official integration partner in the protocol’s revenue-sharing program on Solana.
- The plan uses a BONK-branded frontend that routes orders to the dYdX Chain, with BONK receiving 50% of the protocol’s share of trading fees.
- Community feedback is open, and if no major objections arise, BONK plans to submit an on-chain vote on December 11, 2025.
Governance discussions around dYdX have taken a new turn as the community evaluates a proposal to designate BONK, described as one of the largest retail ecosystems on Solana, as an official integration partner in the decentralized exchange’s revenue-sharing program. The initiative would plug BONK’s user base into dYdX’s incentives framework, further reflecting a proposal to make BONK an official dYdX revenue-sharing partner and positioning the integration as a meaningful channel for protocol-aligned trading activity.
dYdX governance is considering a new proposal to approve @bonk_inu as an official dYdX integration partner under the Partner Revenue Share Program.
The proposal outlines a dedicated BONK-powered frontend routing orders to the dYdX Chain, with 50% of the protocol’s fee revenue… pic.twitter.com/hPTAVPrQoS
— dYdX Foundation (@dydxfoundation) December 8, 2025
BONK integration framework on Solana
At the center of the proposal is a BONK-branded trading frontend that would route orders directly to the dYdX Chain, enabling user activity to be captured through the protocol’s order router revenue system and attributable to this integration. Under the suggested terms, BONK would operate a dedicated trading frontend routed into the dYdX Chain and receive 50% of the protocol’s share of trading fees generated via that channel, formally linking BONK-sourced volume to dYdX fee distribution.

The proposal underscores BONK‘s large retail community on Solana and its capacity to drive activity across partner applications, suggesting that a BONK-branded frontend could introduce dYdX to a base of retail traders while boosting the protocol’s visibility within that network. This structure dovetails with a partner framework intended to strengthen collaboration incentives, deepen liquidity and foster community-driven growth, in line with the dYdX Q4 roadmap that enables governance-approved partners to earn a share of protocol fees.
Within this roadmap, governance-approved integrations such as the one now under consideration can participate in a defined share of protocol fees in exchange for routing order flow and cultivating user bases, effectively operationalizing the Partner Revenue Share Program referenced in the proposal. By pairing a dedicated BONK-powered frontend with dYdX‘s order router, the initiative aims to connect external retail ecosystems and the protocol’s revenue engine through clear, transparent tracking of activity and fee attribution.
Community feedback on the proposal is currently open on the dYdX governance forum, and if no major objections are raised during this discussion window, BONK plans to submit the corresponding on-chain governance vote on December 11, 2025, following public signaling from the dYdX Foundation on social media. In the meantime, the community is assessing how a BONK integration could expand dYdX’s presence on Solana while reshaping its revenue-sharing mix, using the ongoing forum process to surface support, questions and concerns.