There is no such thing.
What you will find is scheme coins that purport to be an exchange but they are nothing more than another ICO coin.
Topic: Decentralized Exchanges!! Who's used them? - page 2. (Read 298 times)
i use flyp.me. So very quickly, simply, and anonymously
I too admit that waves DEX is currently well... There is lot to improve. It is MVP, something ready for production but not by any chance final version. I have high hopes for their new DEX which is in beta testing.
I don't like waves much, the platform is not good at all, I am using it for months. Etherdelta is okay but I think it is not being developed. I am actually more excited for new projects like OAX. We all community will be very lucky in the future.
I'm using decentralized exchange like Etherdelta, it's easy to use and there's a lot of tutorials in YouTube on how to use it step-by-step. I haven't seen any issues while using Etherdelta in my personal experience so, I think commercial exchange has better advantages like client support and faster transactions.
EtherDelta is okay. Waves DEX will be much more comfortable with new GUI.
Lots of new player coming though.
Lots of new player coming though.
The thing with those exchanges is that they have very little volume and low liquidity making it not worth using.
EtherDelta, once you get used to it, is simple enough to use. The interface is much to look at, but it's just functional enough. As a bonus, you can get really good deals on there if you're patient.
Etherdelta is quite easy to use for me as contrary to what most people say. Good exchange to sell your airdrops/bounties or pick up ico before they hit big exchanges. I used to shun Etherdelta due to the stories of people screwing up their orders but now that i have personally experienced it, it is actually quite cool and made me appreciate and understand more about the technology behind ethereum.
There are other few existing DEXes too. Check out cryptobridge (Bridgecoin). 50% of the DEX fees are distribution to those who are staking on their exchange and they have active development. Can see 2018 being the year of DEXes rising as centralized exchanges are losing trust of customers, it is better for us to manage our own funds.
There are other few existing DEXes too. Check out cryptobridge (Bridgecoin). 50% of the DEX fees are distribution to those who are staking on their exchange and they have active development. Can see 2018 being the year of DEXes rising as centralized exchanges are losing trust of customers, it is better for us to manage our own funds.
Anyone have any experience and knowledge using decentralized exchanges? I know theres a few out and more coming. Very exciting! After all why have a decentralized system depending on a centralized exchange. Right? Just getting into this and realizing what a pain in the ass it is to be verified and have to use multiple exchanges to do what I need. Ugh. 
Etherdelta is the major decentralized exchange. I am using that. Its my favourite. First days its not friendly. Now i used to it. Its very easy.
Its same as centralized exchanges.
Anyone have any experience and knowledge using decentralized exchanges? I know theres a few out and more coming. Very exciting! After all why have a decentralized system depending on a centralized exchange. Right? Just getting into this and realizing what a pain in the ass it is to be verified and have to use multiple exchanges to do what I need. Ugh.
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