Title: IDEX and decentralized exchanges Post by: CryptGo on March 10, 2018, 05:32:21 PM Hi all, i have just began trading on decentralized exchanges like IDEX and have a few questions.
I am using metamask to transfer to interact with the exchange but are my coins being stored on metamask? and can i use my trezor to trasfer to and from the exchange. I am trying to trasnfer some coins i just bought off of IDEX and am having trouble sending the transaction. made me think the coins arnt actually being stored on metamask and that i need to first transfer them off of the exchange? thanks all! Title: Re: IDEX and decentralized exchanges Post by: Beerwizzard on March 10, 2018, 05:57:25 PM All those decentralized exchanges sometimes lagging and have some delays with displaying the transactions so I would recommend to wait some time before funding your account again. Such exchanges are normaly using ETH wallet (metamask / MEW / ledger) both as a login and password for the exchange account but you will still have to send your tokens to / from exchange and fund your exchange account to make purchases.
Title: Re: IDEX and decentralized exchanges Post by: jimbo2000 on March 10, 2018, 08:11:29 PM When you use idex you have to deposit and withdraw funds. Here's a guide on how to do it.
https://medium.com/aurora-dao/how-to-deposit-and-withdraw-from-idex-e277f0237405 If the funds are fully withdrawn then you should be able to send them without any problems. Title: Re: IDEX and decentralized exchanges Post by: rybakov on May 16, 2018, 05:43:52 AM Can someone give the feedback on DEX CoinChangeX - whether I should be using it or not?
Title: Re: IDEX and decentralized exchanges Post by: Arwinkim on May 16, 2018, 06:45:54 AM Can someone give the feedback on DEX CoinChangeX - whether I should be using it or not? I don't think I will ever use IDEX because it uses our private key to sync the wallet. It is not safe. I am afraid there is a middleman between trader and the exchange. Title: Re: IDEX and decentralized exchanges Post by: Awesomus Maximus on May 16, 2018, 07:28:23 AM With IDEX one way is to use your private key and then you are at risk, that's for sure. But you can use metamask with IDEX too. In that case I think you never put your private key at risk because metamask encrypts it internally. So use metamask or hardware wallet if you are concerned about safety, which you should always be.
Title: Re: IDEX and decentralized exchanges Post by: jhongzjhong on May 16, 2018, 08:33:24 AM Hi all, i have just began trading on decentralized exchanges like IDEX and have a few questions. I have a suggestion for you since I also used IDEX to exchange my tokens into ethereum.I am using metamask to transfer to interact with the exchange but are my coins being stored on metamask? and can i use my trezor to trasfer to and from the exchange. I am trying to trasnfer some coins i just bought off of IDEX and am having trouble sending the transaction. made me think the coins arnt actually being stored on metamask and that i need to first transfer them off of the exchange? thanks all! Even though that exchange site was decentralized but still I don't trust to link my main wallet just like trezor or metamask. They are asking your private keys when you import your account on that exchange, which looks suspicious to me. Here is the best thing would you do, create a wallet in a MEW then transfer your coins/token to be traded from your main wallet. In this case, you can be lowered your risk and doubt regarding than that. Title: Re: IDEX and decentralized exchanges Post by: Haterstestbtc on May 16, 2018, 09:18:40 AM Idex exchange site is a very safe and secure trading site commonly belongs to ethereum base trading section,which open an easily for transacting coin and a method on how to do and can be done in a minute. Thus the expereince you have done which include on metamask wallet address is a case of transaction lagging which more people have using idex exchange.
Title: Re: IDEX and decentralized exchanges Post by: cryptosluck on May 24, 2018, 09:02:48 PM for erc20 coins idex is one the fastest growing upcoming exchange site which is safe and secure and more coins are added must needed in the industry
Title: Re: IDEX and decentralized exchanges Post by: carlfebz2 on May 24, 2018, 09:12:01 PM Hi all, i have just began trading on decentralized exchanges like IDEX and have a few questions. I have a suggestion for you since I also used IDEX to exchange my tokens into ethereum.I am using metamask to transfer to interact with the exchange but are my coins being stored on metamask? and can i use my trezor to trasfer to and from the exchange. I am trying to trasnfer some coins i just bought off of IDEX and am having trouble sending the transaction. made me think the coins arnt actually being stored on metamask and that i need to first transfer them off of the exchange? thanks all! Even though that exchange site was decentralized but still I don't trust to link my main wallet just like trezor or metamask. They are asking your private keys when you import your account on that exchange, which looks suspicious to me. Here is the best thing would you do, create a wallet in a MEW then transfer your coins/token to be traded from your main wallet. In this case, you can be lowered your risk and doubt regarding than that. Title: Re: IDEX and decentralized exchanges Post by: alfredtorres on November 06, 2018, 03:29:05 PM Time to buy SNTR guys. They will have a lot of announcements this moth so price will double for sure
Title: Re: IDEX and decentralized exchanges Post by: coinzzzpro on November 06, 2018, 08:41:19 PM Recently, transactions are often very slow when sending via Metamask, at the same GAS as via MEW.
I think often it slows Metamaks, or am I mistaken? Title: Re: IDEX and decentralized exchanges Post by: cuenzy on November 06, 2018, 09:14:18 PM Recently, transactions are often very slow when sending via Metamask, at the same GAS as via MEW. I think often it slows Metamaks, or am I mistaken? There are times recently maybe because of what's happening in trading in Eth. Maybe that's the reason but last week there's no problem. I also wonder why. but I heard IDEX and other dex will eventually be required by the govt to have a license for AML. Another FUD maybe Title: Re: IDEX and decentralized exchanges Post by: coinzzzpro on November 07, 2018, 04:18:55 PM Recently, transactions are often very slow when sending via Metamask, at the same GAS as via MEW. I think often it slows Metamaks, or am I mistaken? There are times recently maybe because of what's happening in trading in Eth. Maybe that's the reason but last week there's no problem. I also wonder why. but I heard IDEX and other dex will eventually be required by the govt to have a license for AML. Another FUD maybe Then there will be no sense in the decentralization of the exchange. The whole point is the freedom of the user. Title: Re: IDEX and decentralized exchanges Post by: cabron on November 07, 2018, 04:28:47 PM Hi all, i have just began trading on decentralized exchanges like IDEX and have a few questions. I am using metamask to transfer to interact with the exchange but are my coins being stored on metamask? and can i use my trezor to trasfer to and from the exchange. I am trying to trasnfer some coins i just bought off of IDEX and am having trouble sending the transaction. made me think the coins arnt actually being stored on metamask and that i need to first transfer them off of the exchange? thanks all! It made you think the coins are not in the metamask because it actually not lol You would have to create an account in IDEX where you have the privatekay and you also know the password of your account, isn't that better than loggin into the idex with your private key? Using privatekey to login like how they do it on etherdalta is the cause of users victims of phishing. |