Maybe atomic swapping... Easy and simple... That would be the thing making DEXs take off.
Has anyone tried AirSwap. It's a newly launched DEX that uses atomic swaps.
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Has anyone tried AirSwap. It's a newly launched DEX that uses atomic swaps.
Eventually the centralized services will have adds, decentralized ones will end up being more popular but will take much longer probably....decentralized exchanges aren't even there yet.
Then what is Etherdelta,IDEX, Forkdelta? Arent they Decentralized exchanges? People do always love decentralization but same for other peoples who do posted above i dont see what is the purpose on having this decentralized portfolio applications. Ads? I dont see this is a big problem as long it can deliver on the updates then we can just simply neglect those things.That seems to be the issue with this so called decentralised exchanges, that people have so many complaints about centralised exchanges yet move impossibly slowly to adopt actual solutions.
Is it difficulty of use? ED and Waves don't come any easier. Is it the forced use of another platform? Perhaps. Maybe atomic swapping... Easy and simple... That would be the thing making DEXs take off.
I want try to use blockfolio but I think there is a bug? I don't know if I'm not sure
About the markets price and the price in the blockfolio seems like it is a little bigger than the price in the market and I don't think if it's accurate since I'm not a user tho. But, many are enjoying to use it. When btc hits 9100k the price in the blockfolio prices at 9500k plus. Is this normal or what?
About the markets price and the price in the blockfolio seems like it is a little bigger than the price in the market and I don't think if it's accurate since I'm not a user tho. But, many are enjoying to use it. When btc hits 9100k the price in the blockfolio prices at 9500k plus. Is this normal or what?
I have good number of coins in my possession but I never thought of using these services. My review might be little negative one on this as I dont really like those services. I always like it simple and when it comes to the services like this then it becomes too much automatic and I just get nothing to handle by myself. This might be because I like to go through every dime of coin that I have and check whats happening with it. If I let those services calculate everything in single shot then it takes all the fun for me. So im the guy who like turning pages rather than one click enter button. They might become popular as there is literally more number of people who like the automated management these days.
There seems to be an endless number of portfolio management options today with Blockfolio, CoinTracking, and Delta being some of the more popular choices.
But those solutions don't provide easy trading options. You can take a look at the project Hodlvest. It already has fully functional universal crypto trading portal with integrated Portfolio Management.
Agreed. At Moon Assist, we believe managing your portfolio requires seamless trading as well. With the ability to access many exchanges through a single platform, portfolio management becomes a feature, albeit a key one, for crypto investors rather than its own fragmented application.
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There seems to be an endless number of portfolio management options today with Blockfolio, CoinTracking, and Delta being some of the more popular choices.
But those solutions don't provide easy trading options. You can take a look at the project Hodlvest. It already has fully functional universal crypto trading portal with integrated Portfolio Management.
Risk management is key to making money.
If something like Blockstack takes off because people want a decentralized internet, then all apps on top of the Blockstack browser will be decentralized. You don't need to make the case for the decentralization of one specific application, just the need for this shift at the internet protocol layer more generally.
Eventually the centralized services will have adds, decentralized ones will end up being more popular but will take much longer probably....decentralized exchanges aren't even there yet.
Then what is Etherdelta,IDEX, Forkdelta? Arent they Decentralized exchanges? People do always love decentralization but same for other peoples who do posted above i dont see what is the purpose on having this decentralized portfolio applications. Ads? I dont see this is a big problem as long it can deliver on the updates then we can just simply neglect those things.
Eventually the centralized services will have adds, decentralized ones will end up being more popular but will take much longer probably....decentralized exchanges aren't even there yet.
Services being decentralized are really great, sure. But what do you actually get for a portfolio tracker being decentralized? What are the advantages over centralized portfolio trackers? Not everything needs to be decentralized.
I agreed with you. I don’t see the need for portfolio management app to be decentralised. I feel that features such as live updates of prices and variety of coins supported are the most important.
Decentralized apps will always beat out centralized apps given that they can provide the level of service the centralized apps can. Same goes for exchanges, the only reason you haven't seen a bigger shift to DEXs is because they aren't easy to use. If they were just as easy as 1-2-3 like centralized exchanges, people would have went already. I believe the same applies for crypto management apps.
I think the argument that the decentralized portfolio apps use is that they are designed to not aggregate and collect data on their users' crypto portfolios. Privacy and security around portfolio apps should clearly be a priority. Whether that requires decentralization, however, is up for debate.
Services being decentralized are really great, sure. But what do you actually get for a portfolio tracker being decentralized? What are the advantages over centralized portfolio trackers? Not everything needs to be decentralized.
I agreed with you. I don’t see the need for portfolio management app to be decentralised. I feel that features such as live updates of prices and variety of coins supported are the most important.
Services being decentralized are really great, sure. But what do you actually get for a portfolio tracker being decentralized? What are the advantages over centralized portfolio trackers? Not everything needs to be decentralized.
The main problem with decentralized applications is that it takes an awful lot of time to put into as developer, while the rewards, which is a very important factor and incentive, is lagging behind. If we also take into consideration that the centralized applications and platforms always have the edge over their decentralized equivalents, then it's safe to say that everything centralized will keep growing larger. I however have to point out that awareness of decentralization has definitely been gaining momentum, but it's by far not enough to come even remotely close to what everything that's centralized stands for. The only thing we can do is keep making people more aware of the fact that we can do everything on our own without a central party being involved.
There seems to be an endless number of portfolio management options today with Blockfolio, CoinTracking, and Delta being some of the more popular choices.
Alongside these early centralized portfolio management platforms, there’s a number of decentralized options available too. Blockstack has listed at least a dozen portfolio Dapps now.
How will this market play out? Will decentralized portfolio management become more popular over time? Or will portfolio management become commoditized by platforms that offer other features outside of just tracking?
Alongside these early centralized portfolio management platforms, there’s a number of decentralized options available too. Blockstack has listed at least a dozen portfolio Dapps now.
How will this market play out? Will decentralized portfolio management become more popular over time? Or will portfolio management become commoditized by platforms that offer other features outside of just tracking?
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