Projects with their own decentralized exchanges?

[grexmebeen]

Please tell me some projects with their own decentralized exchanges. Thanks

[Nebell]

Waves.

[aleksej996]

There aren't very many of them, but plenty of smaller altcoins have Bisq (a decentralized exchange) listed as a primary exchange. Bisq pretty much adds any altcoin that people request, so there are hundreds of them by now.

[anahata]

Waves is the biggest one with it's own decentralized exchange. It's fully featured and easier to trade through it's lite client. They recently added eth and have option to buy with fiat currency too.

[Bowtiesarecool]

Waves is the biggest one with it's own decentralized exchange. It's fully featured and easier to trade through it's lite client. They recently added eth and have option to buy with fiat currency too.

+1 WAVES. It's the biggest and does DEX better than the rest. ETH and Fiat gateways are massive boons on the project. Not to mention easily trading ICO tokens

[allthebitandbobs]

waves and i think etherium has but i cant really think of anything else

[holden.commodore]

skincoin
openledger

[renes]

I just know waves and it should be the number one project by far among the other projects with decentralized exchanges.

[lissics]

Yes, I also use Waves. Volume is growing

[McWorse]

Waves isn't decentralized. Or do you not deposit your coins somewhere else, before you can trade them... ?

There is only one working decentralized exchange, which leaves all your coins on your own device in order to give you the full control over your assets. You don't have to store or transfer them to somewhere else with:
Blocknet

That's why the price of BLOCK is moving steadily up. Because more and more people understand, what the real meaning of a decentralized exchange is: No one but you should have a hand over your coins.

[HODL to the moon]

HEAT is also a really good WAVES competitor and they have a really lucrative forging system right now!

[Fantum]

Blocknet looks pretty amazing, it is so expensive right now because it has a low supply, I think around 2 million. Another is the byteball wallet, I haven't researched it too much but I think they are planning on adding more features. Waves of course, just wait till they release version 1. Mothership, maybe not decentralised. Safe exchange, just got a bit of attention recently, will be some time before they have a working product. Syscoin, maybe? Particl, maybe? Binance?