We've seen BNB skyrocket in price. COSS and Kucoin did the same in 2017, which made me wonder if decentralized exchanges and it's native coins will be the next big thing?
There is SO much talk about decentralization these days, all over Bitcointalk, Youtube, and Reddit that it starts to feel like the next BIG THING.
There are tons of DEX's out there, most is trash and not even fully decentralized which is a pity. The first real DEX which launched in early 2018 was Blocknet's DEX which is 100% trustless. Peer 2 Peer trading seems like the obvious next step to avoid exchange hacks etc.
You can profit off of Block if you run a service node, which makes it possible to earn parts of the trading fees on the DEX itself, thankfully with the many years on the market, Blocknet works on other things as well. Their XRouter/XBridge/XCloud which is basically a decentralized oracle service, and a new Infura solution superior to Ethereums.
Komodo, Bisq, and a few others are on my radar as well. Bisq has a flaw with it's arbitraders infrastructure though, which means that a validator could act badly and fuck up the network screwing the traders in the end. It's a minor flaw, but still something to consider.
Thoughts?
To begin with, kucoin and binance are not decentralized exchanges, they are centralized.
Secondly, because kcs and bnb, as well as okb tokens did well in the market as exchange does not automatically mean other exchange tokens will do well.
I know about komodo, and i doubt it reaches the domination of forkdelta as decentralized exchanges.