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Title: Decentralized exchanges where we can add a token? Post by: TheAndy500 on March 24, 2020, 02:54:12 PM On which decentalized exchanges can we add the ERC20 token automatically without approval? From what I know, this can be done on ForkDelta (Etherdelta does not know if it still works, but if so, there is probably no volume there) On IDEX, apart from the need to register, the addition of a token must be approved by developers. I don't mind having to register, but I'm looking for an exchange where I can add a token without having to wait for approval, just to do it automatically like on ForkDelta. Title: Re: Decentralized exchanges where we can add a token? Post by: bitmover on March 25, 2020, 01:39:15 AM There are some exchanges like etherdelta which you don't even need to register as far as i know. This is because everything is done in Ethereum blockchain using smartcontracts.
any ERC-20 token is tradeble at those kind of decentralized exchanges. But people who own the tokens need to go there and buy/sell them. Title: Re: Decentralized exchanges where we can add a token? Post by: joniboini on March 25, 2020, 02:03:04 PM -snip- OP already knows about this, check his second sentence (or paragraph if you wish). If my memory serves me right, Radar Relay and Token Jar also allow you to do that. But don't know if they disabled it now. Title: Re: Decentralized exchanges where we can add a token? Post by: OmegaStarScream on March 25, 2020, 03:52:49 PM OP already knows about this, check his second sentence (or paragraph if you wish). It's still possible (https://www.reddit.com/r/TokenJar/comments/8pikft/how_to_freelist_and_trade_tokens_on_tokenjar/) with TokenJar, but looking at their trading volume (https://coinpaprika.com/exchanges/tokenjar/), I doubt that being listed there will be of any help.If my memory serves me right, Radar Relay and Token Jar also allow you to do that. But don't know if they disabled it now. As for Radar Relay, then according to this (https://medium.com/radartech/radar-relay-regulatory-strategy-9da29a9e59cb), getting listed is free but it must be approved by the developers (you must meet certain requirements). I can't find any recent article that says otherwise. Title: Re: Decentralized exchanges where we can add a token? Post by: joniboini on March 26, 2020, 07:28:55 AM Yeah I can agree that the volume is weak. But OP or anyone who wants to trade tokens like that should not expect a great volume in the first place. Even 'approved' listing on those dexes (most of them who allow this have low volume) won't get you any volume as people are slowly moving to another place which has decent volume.
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