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Topic: The most decentralized wallets and the most decentralized exchanges (Read 91 times)

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Some of the most decentralized exchanges are bisq and hodlhodl.




If an exchange is decentralized but makes money off of the decentralized exchange transactions, is there an element of centralization for the exchange itself, if the addresses that collect the profits made, can be traced and the people behind those addresses are then leaned on to the point that they take down the exchange to avoid the wrath they face?


I am not sure exactly how many of them work as far as being paid from the decentralized exchange transactions that take place on those exchange websites.
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To have the best privacy, Bitcoin Core is the wallet to use with Tor, or the ones that also do not depend on any central server. There are cases Wasabi wallet is good, especially for CoinJoining.

Some of the most decentralized exchanges are bisq and hodlhodl.
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Please do not limit your responses only to Bitcoin.

As crypto crackdown grows stronger the world over, only the most decentralized wallets and exchanges will survive in a state of freedom.

I would like to see a list made of the most decentralized wallets and the most decentralized exchanges that have the best chance of surviving in a state of freedom in the months to come.

I am sure that many will enjoy and benefit from this thread.

Thank you for your responses.

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