Topic: The DEX (Decentralized Exchange) Thread - page 3. (Read 24426 times)
I also hope that in the near future decentralized exchanges will become convenient, fast and will help to make the exchange of cryptocurrency as well as on centralized exchanges but with less commission.
thank you for this informative topic. ^^
DEX is the future of trading platforms.
but for this downtrend, I don't think any project can has good fame.
still prefer kucoin cause it listed lots of ICO
DEX is the future of trading platforms.
but for this downtrend, I don't think any project can has good fame.
still prefer kucoin cause it listed lots of ICO
I have outlined how a complete replacement for centralized exchanges could look like: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.38097740. It would be a mix of a Bisq-like protocol, stablecoins (like Dai or BitUSD) and atomic swaps (BarterDEX-like TierNolan-protocol-based or Lightning-based). The only thing it wouldn't support is high frequency trading.
Interesting proposal, BarterDex supports both Tether and TrueUSD. Integrating with an escrow service and then it's ready to go.TrueUSD seems a centrally-backed stablecoin too, so it's also not what I'm aiming at. My proposal would be to integrate something like the DAI. It would be easier, however, with Basis/Basecoin, as this kind of coin has no "forced settlement" to fear.
@zaylynn: It seems that Faast is not a decentralized exchange but a centralized instant exchange like Shapeshift. At least, I wasn't able to find information about its inner workings (in fact, on their website they don't claim they are a DEX).
Very good information shared in this forum. Each and every exchange has been segregated and identified with their positive and negatives is awesome. Really wonderful post I believe, I personally heard about DEX and the information you have provided adds value to what I know.
All the exchanges are good and each exchanges has their own merits and demerits I think.
All the exchanges are good and each exchanges has their own merits and demerits I think.
Waves DEX is my favourite, easy to use GUI with fiat fiat IOU supported
FTFY. (IOU=centralized token on the Waves blockchain)There are no blockchain-based exchanges (Atomic swaps or blockchain-internal-token-exchanges) which can support real fiat money without intermediaries. The best try is actually Bisq.
I have outlined how a complete replacement for centralized exchanges could look like: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.38097740. It would be a mix of a Bisq-like protocol, stablecoins (like Dai or BitUSD) and atomic swaps (BarterDEX-like TierNolan-protocol-based or Lightning-based). The only thing it wouldn't support is high frequency trading.
Interesting proposal, BarterDex supports both Tether and TrueUSD. Integrating with an escrow service and then it's ready to go.
Waves DEX is my favourite, easy to use GUI with fiat fiat IOU supported
FTFY. (IOU=centralized token on the Waves blockchain)There are no blockchain-based exchanges (Atomic swaps or blockchain-internal-token-exchanges) which can support real fiat money without intermediaries. The best try is actually Bisq.
I have outlined how a complete replacement for centralized exchanges could look like: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.38097740. It would be a mix of a Bisq-like protocol, stablecoins (like Dai or BitUSD) and atomic swaps (BarterDEX-like TierNolan-protocol-based or Lightning-based). The only thing it wouldn't support is high frequency trading.
Waves DEX is my favourite, easy to use GUI with fiat supported, and really low fees per trade regardless of the trading amount!
https://groestlcoin.org/forum/index.php?topic=555.msg2298#new
I'm taking a rest from this, and the information is rapidly ageing; but if it helps . . .
Anyone here actively struggling with BarterDEX?
I'm taking a rest from this, and the information is rapidly ageing; but if it helps . . .
Anyone here actively struggling with BarterDEX?
Try HyperDex, BarterDex newest Version is 1.0.6
https://groestlcoin.org/forum/index.php?topic=555.msg2298#new
I'm taking a rest from this, and the information is rapidly ageing; but if it helps . . .
Anyone here actively struggling with BarterDEX?
I'm taking a rest from this, and the information is rapidly ageing; but if it helps . . .
Anyone here actively struggling with BarterDEX?
Dex is the future exchangers. forkdelta is now good I think, Idex and bancor. I use three exchangers to get eth or other tokens. It is much more secure than using centralized exchangers. However, the fee of the transaction is big. Waves dex is the worst platform.
in a DEX, in the off-chance that something goes wrong, do you think the lack of accountability is an issue? or rather, who should be accountable? the coders who wrote the code? the community that submitted the code for adoption? the founders? the developers part of the project who vetted the code submitted by the community?
thoughts?
thoughts?
BarterDEX is the most advanced DEX available, created by the Komodo dev team, rated the 2nd most innovative crypto project by the Chinese government after Bitcoin itself.
https://www.ccn.com/china-ranks-ethereum-as-the-worlds-best-blockchain-network-bitcoin-at-13/
https://www.ccn.com/china-ranks-ethereum-as-the-worlds-best-blockchain-network-bitcoin-at-13/
I was only using etherdelta from last one year and it was working fine for me it just had that lagging issue which cause trouble sometimes, then when its issues grew a lot i moved to idex and to my surprise it is even better version so im now enjoying trading at idex.
It was not work well for me any time, especial when ethereum network are congestion. My transaction was pending for a week, and they still charge fee for any transaction which i made. You know, you can not do any thing with your token, it's suck.
I was only using etherdelta from last one year and it was working fine for me it just had that lagging issue which cause trouble sometimes, then when its issues grew a lot i moved to idex and to my surprise it is even better version so im now enjoying trading at idex.
DEX is not an exchange! Dex is an acronyms for DECENTRALIZED EXCHANGE. i.e a platform not own by a person or grouo of induvidual who make decision of running it purely based on profit alone.
I saw a new DEX launched last week - CoinchangeX - www.coinchangex.com
Quote from: https://www.coinchangex.com/about/
CoinChangeX is a fork of etherdelta
So it's nothing really new. It should be equally "safe" to use than Etherdelta, but in my opinion these "ethereum-only" exchanges are not really exciting. Cross-chain DEX are ...
I saw a new DEX launched last week - CoinchangeX - www.coinchangex.com
I haven't tried it though, says that there is no transaction fee. I am waiting for feedback from community, if more people say it is worth a try, then I will try don't want to waste my time otherwise
I haven't tried it though, says that there is no transaction fee. I am waiting for feedback from community, if more people say it is worth a try, then I will try
don't want to waste my time otherwise
Etherdelta is working but there are less volume on trade not to talk of endless token erc 20. Trader don't trust coin that are not present in centralized exchange yet.
Waves DEX could be the leader in the race of best and reliable platform for autonomous trading. I will be doing my research snd bring us to speed here.
Where is Etherdelta, IDEX, Radar Relay in this list?
There are well over 100 decentralized exchanges, in operation or as projects. So OP's list is incomplete - but it's understandable due to the sheer quantity of DEX projects. Etherdelta, however, is one of the biggest "intra-chain" exchanges (without cross-chain abilities), so I would support its addition.
Thanks for awesome sharing the list of DEX exchanges. Even though large part of them are in development - found out plethora of new exchanges for me. Great that DEX exchanges are in development - may be they are the future of cryptotrading. Who knows
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