What DEX exchange do you use? - page 3.

100bitcoin

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Quote from: mk4 on August 07, 2019, 10:42:09 AM

Quote from: 100bitcoin on August 07, 2019, 10:17:55 AM

Are LocalEthereum.com and local.Bitcoin.com considered as DEX?

DEX: DEcentralized eXchange

Both LocalEthereum, local.bitcoin.com, and other similar services are far from being decentralized, but they're peer-to-peer which is a plus. local.bitcoin.com is for bitcoin cash(BCH) though not bitcoin(BTC).

But, AFAIK, neither of these two are custodian exchange either, means they dont hold our crypto.

yohananaomi

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the first time I started to recognize crypto, obviously what I used was etherdelta because of its convenience and of course it's cheap, but now rarely use it because there are already too many who join there so sometimes it's a bit slow. I currently use livecoin and hitbtc. which might be best for me and not necessarily for you, because all the factors accustomed to using just the difference.

zeingrind777

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Usually, I use Bitsquare because bitsquare rely on a decentralized multi-signature escrow system to ensure that all trades are conducted transparently.

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Quote from: Payme21 on August 07, 2019, 04:53:00 PM

Forkdelta and ether have been my most used Dex but I'm sure a number of others will make a good try

I'll never forget FD and this is the first exchange I've used and I've learned a lot for there. FD did well and almost all coins are listed in there but considering its market volume and prices, it seems to be at very low and only a few traders are using this by now. Market volume is very important where we can see high prices which aren't be found in FD but its performance has no issues for me.

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I visit decentralized exchanges to purchase potential coins at very cheap prices and in my search i think IDEX is the best decentralized place to trade. Forkdelta might be popular might be popular in the cryptospace but their log books really take time in order to load and some decentralized exchanges also are full of wash trades and bots. No real volumes but fake ones. IDEX is good to trade and y'all can try it out.

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Forkdelta and ether have been my most used Dex but I'm sure a number of others will make a good try

Ucy

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Compare rates on different exchanges & swap.

You should try
- Bisq: https://bisq.network/
- BitShares:
https://bitshares.org/
-Kyber Network
https://kyberswap.com/swap/eth-dai
Folkdelta etc.
They work well for me.

There are few others I really like but am not sure if I should share them now.

You could go though this link for more DEXes: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/decentralized-exchanges-5103776

Lanatsa

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Using up in the past into recent.

~ForkDelta
~IDEX

and now Ive been using Binance Dex it depends where my coins is being traded up.

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You should be trying Binance DEX sometimes. You would probably like it more than the bancor or iDEX as I can see there is a good volume to this DEX. Some of the coins in binance dex though are just in the most centralized DEX. The DEX need not promotion so I guess all those who have tried binance also learned about their own DEX.

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I have used Etherdelta and Bisq successfully in the past(Don't use them a lot these days) and I have had a good experience with both of them though Etherdelta's UI is really annoying and laggy though it gets the job done.

On the other hand, Bisq has a much better UI in comparison, but the liquidity issues contribute to slow execution of orders which is why I only use it when I am prepared to wait for a long time.

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Quote from: 100bitcoin on August 07, 2019, 10:17:55 AM

Are LocalEthereum.com and local.Bitcoin.com considered as DEX?

DEX: DEcentralized eXchange

Both LocalEthereum, local.bitcoin.com, and other similar services are far from being decentralized, but they're peer-to-peer which is a plus. local.bitcoin.com is for bitcoin cash(BCH) though not bitcoin(BTC).

100bitcoin

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Are LocalEthereum.com and local.Bitcoin.com considered as DEX?

LuckyBtc

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Currently none! I used to use IDEX but it turns out that it isn't DEX at all lol. I use Waves DEX sometimes, Also going to try / use AtomicDEX (Whenever it's available). AtomicDEX seems promising, One can trade/swap between multiple chains.

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Etherdelta, Forkdelta and Idex are my favorite DEX exchanges, but of the three exchanges IDEX is the one I use most often to trade. And now I start trading at Binance DEX, I think this is the DEX Exchange which will be the next favorite of many people.

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My first ever DEX i have used and trade was ForkDelta. At first i have a hard time using it, good thing my friend guided me with the steps and became handful at long run. Though that DEX also considered a dumped site for people wanted to sell cheap price still it's one of the best DEX there is in my opinion.

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Quote from: Nadziratel on August 07, 2019, 08:25:29 AM

Quote from: angelo2 on August 06, 2019, 03:05:07 PM

Hi, guys! I'm thinking about moving to DEX and wanna know your opinion on trustful DEXes.

So far, I've only used Etherdelta and Forkdelta. And I had no problems. I don't think the Binance DEX is very decentralized. You have to buy BNB and it is very difficult to stay decentralized while doing so.

Etherdelta is my most used exchange in the past. Though now I've heavily limited myself to a selected number of coins and CEX.
Binance DEX is a decentralized exchange, even for any other DEX, you need to have one base currency or other. Binance on the other hand provides the option to pay the fees in transacting coin for many popular currencies.

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Quote from: angelo2 on August 06, 2019, 03:05:07 PM

Hi, guys! I'm thinking about moving to DEX and wanna know your opinion on trustful DEXes.

So far, I've only used Etherdelta and Forkdelta. And I had no problems. I don't think the Binance DEX is very decentralized. You have to buy BNB and it is very difficult to stay decentralized while doing so.

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Forkdelta and Etherdelta

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Etherdelta is the decentralized exchange that I've used for a long. It has got a large number of tokens listed. There is not much of volume which makes it hard for trade get accomplished. The way the exchange function is good, and for some reason it requires certain level of knowledge than using a centralized exchange.

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There are many DEX or decentralized exchange where you can exchange your tokens. We have Idex, Bisq, Waves Dex, Cryptobridge, Radar Delay,Stellar, Barter Dex and many more. Among those I have mentioned Idex is the mos popular and the most used I have not encountered problems exchanging my tokens in that site. Other sites are also good since I am reading their reviews. I am also waves dex but I do not use it rarely.

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