The DEX (Decentralized Exchange) Thread - page 7.

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Quote from: Sarcasm on September 27, 2017, 01:45:00 AM

Is this an ico or some sort of market exchanger?
if yes hopefully can be popular market and can attract traders

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.

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Is this an ico or some sort of market exchanger?
if yes hopefully can be popular market and can attract traders

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Quote from: Cass Lin on September 27, 2017, 01:18:07 AM

There are some new DEX projects in town which will go live next yr, really look forward to it. E.g., Kyber, 0x, Omega One, etc.

Etherdelta seems working well at the moment. Hopefully OP will find some time to update this later. :p

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.

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Great topic to discuss especially in these days of regulations and ban from Asia. I bookmarked and will be learning and contributing. 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.

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There are some new DEX projects in town which will go live next yr, really look forward to it. E.g., Kyber, 0x, Omega One, etc.

Etherdelta seems working well at the moment. Hopefully OP will find some time to update this later. :p

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Hi all.

The bears are back in town and I think that one of the main problems of crypto is and will always be the centralization of something that is and must be decentralized.

Most of the exchanges that we all use will be controlled by the local governments sooner or later. Taxes will be enforced and anonymity might be lost.

In a situation like this, the DEXs will gain popularity inevitably.

Any opinions about the good DEXs right now? Which one has the most cryptos, better interface or volume?

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Quote from: GTTIGER on June 08, 2017, 03:05:43 PM

Have you reviewed HEAT ledger?

Not really, only the knee jerk reaction below:

Quote from: CoinHoarder on May 21, 2017, 11:31:54 PM

Probably one other non-Ethereum DEX, but TBH I am not that excited about it (my knee-jerk reaction from glancing over the project). The project is HEAT. Since more decentralized and trustless DEX implementations are being released and/or nearing release, I am becoming less and less impressed with DEX implementations that function via IOUs/gateways.

I apologize, but I am 39,000+ lines of code into my new project, and anything else is pretty much just a distraction. I have hardly been posting here.

As always, I am open to cooperation. If you want to post an overview/analysis of any DEX, then it would make it easier for me to add it to the OP.

Cheers.

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Quote from: CoinMode on June 08, 2017, 06:06:22 PM

HEAT is shit. They only trade HEAT/BTC/GNT and their trading platform sucks. http://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/heat-wallet/

I agree, it is shit right now. But it has potential.
https://github.com/Heat-Ledger-Ltd/heat-dev-kit/blob/master/README.md

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HEAT is shit. They only trade HEAT/BTC/GNT and their trading platform sucks. http://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/heat-wallet/

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Have you reviewed HEAT ledger?

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Quote from: AmarO on May 30, 2017, 03:45:37 AM

Bitbay seems best

Bitbay.net ? It's not decentralized.

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Bitbay seems best

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possible new entrant in the DEX race: https://nvo.io

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--- ChainWorks Industries ---

we will be looking at a number of the decentralized exchanges ...

so this thread is very helpful indeed ...

#crysx

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Quote from: CoinMode on May 22, 2017, 11:43:39 PM

I didn't see Bitsquare in the list: https://bitsquare.io/

I would prefer Bitshares over any of them, specially Bitsquare, it loads heavy, slow, half the time face connection issues, and 0 volume compared to Bitshares.
Waves DEX new GUI indeed looked good, but haven't used them yet

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Quote from: CoinMode on May 23, 2017, 01:44:51 AM

I don't care who wins so long as we eventually get high-volume/low-spread decentralized exchange where some bullshit like Mt. Gox can never happen.

I can certainly agree with that. I think that DEXs will get a lot more popular over the next few years. We shall see.

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Right now there aren't a lot of matcher nodes on WAVES because the project is still very early in development. As it starts to integrate more fiat and cryptocurrency trading pairs and the volume rises there should be a correlating increase in both leasing and matcher nodes. I wish that I could provide more info about some of the other exchanges I mentioned but their volume is just too low. I don't care who wins so long as we eventually get high-volume/low-spread decentralized exchange where some bullshit like Mt. Gox can never happen.

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Quote from: CoinMode on May 22, 2017, 11:34:05 PM

I just saw Openledger DEX here: https://openledger.io/create-account

They seem to have the most volume out of all the decentralized exchanges with WAVES in a close second place.

Openledger is Bitshares user issued asset IOU tokens for different cryptocurrencies, so I don't think it deserves its own entry.

Quote from: CoinMode on May 22, 2017, 11:43:39 PM

I didn't see Bitsquare in the list: https://bitsquare.io/

I might add it. I don't know anything about it TBH.

I don't have a ton of time nowadays to research and analyze all of these projects after work and working on my own projects.

Quote from: CoinMode on May 22, 2017, 11:29:39 PM

WAVES matcher (DEX) nodes can be run by anybody. There is a list here along with other stats: http://dev.pywaves.org/nodes/

Interesting. Everywhere else I have read stated that the order matching was centralized, but if it is done through masternodes then that isn't fully decentralized, but it isn't centralized either... I will have to look into it more.

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I didn't see Bitsquare in the list: https://bitsquare.io/

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I just saw Openledger DEX here: https://openledger.io/create-account

They seem to have the most volume out of all the decentralized exchanges with WAVES in a close second place.

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