Topic: Anyone used EtherDelta? - page 4. (Read 1748 times)
EtherDelta isnt a small exchange, as far as my knowledge is concerned, its the only exchanges which allows almost all the coins to get themselves traded. Dont know bout the fees as i havent yet traded there. But its promising and having all the trust which is with big exchanges. if u dont find ur coin listed anywhere, come and check on ether delta and u ll surely find it here(etherDelta)
The website or should I called it exchange is not user friendly, am finding it hard to rap my head around it. I will just wait for my coins to hit an exchange I can operate not to lose my coins
been using this site untill now. This site is not user friendly as it has a bad interface and it is also delay on transactions. I used this to buy coins that have'nt came out yet on the market.
I want to sell a token that hasn't been listed on major exchanges yet but I heard that it was available on etherdelta . Before I sell their I have a question , will the price of the token I'm going to sell be what the token's creator set it to be or will it be higher or lower than that? btw I'm talking about Authorship Tokens
unlike the traditional centralized exchange, the decentralized exchange is not matchmaking trading, which means if you type the wrong price, for example, the price and quantity are backwards or the decimal in the wrong place, that will be irreparable great loss, so musy be very careful when use this exchange
I like Etherdelta because you need no registration like the bigger exchanges. All you need is a private key which you generate directly on the exchange. There are also no fees for deposit and withdraw, the only fee you pay is when placing a Bid/Ask. But beware that you have to transfer your funds from your Wallet to the EtherDelta-Wallet before you can trade (this can take a bit).
What I don't like is that its a bit laggy because of the decentralized infrastructure.
What I don't like is that its a bit laggy because of the decentralized infrastructure.
I use etherdelta from time to time.
This allows you to retrieve tokens that are not yet on a big exchange
Volumes are not very high but it is very easy to use
Good but very slow exchange. They have almost every single token but so slow on demand and most of time time error. Used but if I need to choose between ether and livecoin will pick live coin instead. Much faster then ether. However on ether there are some tokens that have bigger market cap then livecoin, so basically this is person who want to trade then decision for this. Both have good side and bad sides.
Does anyone know the current price of ATS on etherdelta?
yes, etherdelta is a small but legit decentralized exchange. Works fine for me too.
I want to sell a token that hasn't been listed on major exchanges yet but I heard that it was available on etherdelta . Before I sell their I have a question , will the price of the token I'm going to sell be what the token's creator set it to be or will it be higher or lower than that? btw I'm talking about Authorship Tokens
The price on Etherdelta is up to the market itself , no one could set the price . You can trade here , it works fine for me .
Personally I wouldnt trade on there, I'd wait for one of the big guns
Usually the ICO price is different when the tokens had been distributed already or right after the ICO has been distributed to the bounty participants. And usually it is lower than the ICO price too.
Following this thread for future reference, just in case ATS sends my token too after a couple of days. Hope we'll be able to get more information.
I want to sell a token that hasn't been listed on major exchanges yet but I heard that it was available on etherdelta . Before I sell their I have a question , will the price of the token I'm going to sell be what the token's creator set it to be or will it be higher or lower than that? btw I'm talking about Authorship Tokens
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