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Title: Decentralised Exchanges Post by: proo7 on June 11, 2018, 10:04:57 PM Is there a list and comparison of all decentralised exchnages ?
Title: Re: Decentralised Exchanges Post by: fibrolit on June 13, 2018, 08:42:15 AM Look at the Russian theme. If necessary, use Google translate. I myself once was surprised that such exchanges so much.I am sure that there will be more of them in the near future.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3131424.0 Title: Re: Decentralised Exchanges Post by: odpadnik on June 13, 2018, 09:25:07 AM Is there a list and comparison of all decentralised exchnages ? Correct me if I am wrong but... Does decentralised not mean, it only allows crypto to crypto? ??? In order to have an actual exchange involving fiat ("normal") money, an exchange can NOT be decentralised. At least I've never heard of one, didn't find one in (now months) of research... since there is no actual bank out there willing to (or able to) join in. The trace of actual cash to Crypto has to be tracked somehow (by the banks, due to law and administration reasons). With a centralised option (fiat to crypto) that is possible. But please, let me know if anybody finds something. I know crypto-to-crypto exist, but you have to start somewhere (get your first BTC), right? Cheers! 8) Title: Re: Decentralised Exchanges Post by: proo7 on July 12, 2018, 08:12:02 PM Look at the Russian theme. If necessary, use Google translate. I myself once was surprised that such exchanges so much.I am sure that there will be more of them in the near future. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3131424.0 Thanks man! This is original link : https://bitnews.today/rastet-kolichestvo-detsentralizovannyh-birzh/ Anyone who dont speak or understand russian can use translators as help. Article is from 15.02.2018 Title: Re: Decentralised Exchanges Post by: Cointroops on July 13, 2018, 05:09:08 PM Is there a list and comparison of all decentralised exchnages ? Correct me if I am wrong but... Does decentralised not mean, it only allows crypto to crypto? ??? In order to have an actual exchange involving fiat ("normal") money, an exchange can NOT be decentralised. At least I've never heard of one, didn't find one in (now months) of research... since there is no actual bank out there willing to (or able to) join in. The trace of actual cash to Crypto has to be tracked somehow (by the banks, due to law and administration reasons). With a centralised option (fiat to crypto) that is possible. But please, let me know if anybody finds something. I know crypto-to-crypto exist, but you have to start somewhere (get your first BTC), right? Cheers! 8) We are a Decentralized P2P Exchange, powered by Escrow. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4478424.msg40209868#msg40209868 Isnt this exactly what you meant? Title: Re: Decentralised Exchanges Post by: terrific on July 15, 2018, 09:39:46 PM I don't have any comparison with these decentralized exchanges.
But have you tried out Idex.market? it's one of the best so far and there's a good volume on that exchange. I've used it many times and it looks great to trade there. Edit: I searched this https://coinsutra.com/best-decentralized-exchanges-dex/ Title: Re: Decentralised Exchanges Post by: proo7 on July 23, 2018, 05:24:33 AM Is there a list and comparison of all decentralised exchnages ? Correct me if I am wrong but... Does decentralised not mean, it only allows crypto to crypto? ??? In order to have an actual exchange involving fiat ("normal") money, an exchange can NOT be decentralised. At least I've never heard of one, didn't find one in (now months) of research... since there is no actual bank out there willing to (or able to) join in. The trace of actual cash to Crypto has to be tracked somehow (by the banks, due to law and administration reasons). With a centralised option (fiat to crypto) that is possible. But please, let me know if anybody finds something. I know crypto-to-crypto exist, but you have to start somewhere (get your first BTC), right? Cheers! 8) We are a Decentralized P2P Exchange, powered by Escrow. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4478424.msg40209868#msg40209868 Isnt this exactly what you meant? This is far far away from stable relase.... and only in october it starts (probably). It does not very promising at all. Sorry. I don't have any comparison with these decentralized exchanges. But have you tried out Idex.market? it's one of the best so far and there's a good volume on that exchange. I've used it many times and it looks great to trade there. Edit: I searched this https://coinsutra.com/best-decentralized-exchanges-dex/ Thank you for providing link ! Title: Re: Decentralised Exchanges Post by: Cointroops on July 28, 2018, 11:08:35 AM Is there a list and comparison of all decentralised exchnages ? Correct me if I am wrong but... Does decentralised not mean, it only allows crypto to crypto? ??? In order to have an actual exchange involving fiat ("normal") money, an exchange can NOT be decentralised. At least I've never heard of one, didn't find one in (now months) of research... since there is no actual bank out there willing to (or able to) join in. The trace of actual cash to Crypto has to be tracked somehow (by the banks, due to law and administration reasons). With a centralised option (fiat to crypto) that is possible. But please, let me know if anybody finds something. I know crypto-to-crypto exist, but you have to start somewhere (get your first BTC), right? Cheers! 8) We are a Decentralized P2P Exchange, powered by Escrow. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4478424.msg40209868#msg40209868 Isnt this exactly what you meant? This is far far away from stable relase.... and only in october it starts (probably). It does not very promising at all. Sorry. I don't have any comparison with these decentralized exchanges. But have you tried out Idex.market? it's one of the best so far and there's a good volume on that exchange. I've used it many times and it looks great to trade there. Edit: I searched this https://coinsutra.com/best-decentralized-exchanges-dex/ Thank you for providing link ! Hi, I dont know how do you conclude that Cointroops.com is far from being stable as it has not even opened to the public yet and you are not in the beta tester list. Any other constructive opinion will be welcome. Thank you : ) Title: Re: Decentralised Exchanges Post by: jacee on July 28, 2018, 01:33:59 PM Here is actually a good list of some of the most well-known decentralized exchange for ETH based tokens.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4515322.0 It was just posted a month ago so I assume this is an updated list. Title: Re: Decentralised Exchanges Post by: LeGaulois on July 28, 2018, 04:08:54 PM Here you can find a list https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4724064.msg42685352#msg42685352 with more exchanges listed on.
But I didn't make a comparison, feel free to do it if you want and then post it on a topic, it could be nice to collect info from the community |