I need more examples of decentralized exchanges

[Yogee]

Actually I don't see now a decentralized exchange that could give traders a lot of options to trade as they only list coins with low volume and in general decentralized exchange has a very low volume even if you combine all of them and compare it to centralized trading sites.

This looks like a "chicked or egg, which one's first?" argument. Traders argue and complain that dex has low volume but how will it gain volume if they don't use it?

[FerdinandHodler]

Actually I don't see now a decentralized exchange that could give traders a lot of options to trade as they only list coins with low volume and in general decentralized exchange has a very low volume even if you combine all of them and compare it to centralized trading sites.

This looks like a "chicked or egg, which one's first?" argument. Traders argue and complain that dex has low volume but how will it gain volume if they don't use it?

A quick fix to this is to use an aggregator like 1inch, Paraswap or Matcha (0x). These aren't DEXes themselves but rather look for the best liquidity route from other protocols' pools. In this way traders are able to minimize their slippage as they are always trading from the most liquid pools, at the best rates.

[Febo]

According to the link, these are the seven exchanges listed:
1. Binance
2. Bybit
3. Changelly
4. BitMex
5. BitShares
6. Bisq
7. EtherDelta

I believe only Bisq is real decentralized exchange from this list. Changely is instant exchange but definitely fully centralised.

I have only know these two exchanges (bisq and komodo)

I dont think Komodo is real decentralised crypto exchange. Komodo is an asset platform and it have decentralised market fro their asset. Similar as EtherDelta is market for Eteherum asset. Most asset platforms have exchanges for it. But they dont let you exchange other coins or asset of other asset platforms.