What is the easiest DEX to use?

[CoinFascination]

I hear Binance is bringing one online but was wondering about the KYC that it would require.
In General, it seems that the advantage of a DEX is the lack of KYC although maybe that will be changing.
The fundamental problem that people have brought up is the fact that setting up a DEX for their coin seems to be hard.
Are there simple ones out there?

[Awesomus Maximus]

Are you sure Binance's DEX is going to ask for KYC? It would be totally contrary to what a good DEX should be. I still hope they won't ask for KYC, otherwise I won't be using it. At the moment I would recommend two DEXs that I use. IDEX, http://idex.market, mostly for ETH ERC-20 tokens, and CryptoBridge, http://crypto-bridge.org/, for the various others coins. Maybe there are better ones, but these two are what i use.

[der_troll]

There are a lot of great DEXes on the market. But the most famous and secured one is for sure IDEX. They have launched POS mechanism not so long ago, so people can stack their tokens and bring the security of IDEX on the next level. I also prefer to use Forkdelta to trade useless tokens.

[Febo]

I hear Binance is bringing one online but was wondering about the KYC that it would require.
In General, it seems that the advantage of a DEX is the lack of KYC although maybe that will be changing.
The fundamental problem that people have brought up is the fact that setting up a DEX for their coin seems to be hard.
Are there simple ones out there?

The only do do decentralized exchange is BisQ. The rest are far from being one. BisQ still have centralized solving of disputes. The rest should be fine.    Everything is much simpler to use after you get used to.

[CoinFascination]

There are a lot of great DEXes on the market. But the most famous and secured one is for sure IDEX. They have launched POS mechanism not so long ago, so people can stack their tokens and bring the security of IDEX on the next level. I also prefer to use Forkdelta to trade useless tokens.

But these two seem to be Ethereum specific. What about a DEX for a dash clone??

[kurcalas]

I never use Binance DEX platform. But I am using Etherdelta & ForkDelta for my Ethereum tokens. And it is so easy and safe for me. If you can use Metamask it is super easy.

[Adriano2010]

I also not using Binance dex, i only used myetherdelta and only for tokens, but for now you can use forkdelta and also you can try use Binance dex, and see which works better.

[ivaf]

I have been using etherdelta.com for quite some time. This exchange seems for me to be quite simple to use. Also quite good exchanges token.store and ddex.io. I use them together with Metamask, while there were no problems.

[dizzy1996]

There are quite a lot of criteria for choosing DEX if you need to quickly make a deal, then of course it’s an DEX Binance, but yes there is a problem with the fact that you need to go through a verification if you want without it there are a lot of other similar exchanges.

[niisarearning]

I am using idex from the day it’s launched i feel it’s very good exchange . Yes there is minimum trading requirements for makers and takers as like we can’t trade very small amount used be in etherdelta . Binance dex still I don’t have proper idea .

[qazgroup]

Uptill now i have only used and traded on three decentralized exchanges namely etherdelta, forkdelta and idex and among all these i have found idex to be easiest among all these, you should also check if your tokens are listed there and does it have decent liquidity before starting trading.

[Vispilio]

Probably TronTrade at the moment, really fast and cheap, it's arguably the best DEX out there.

Anything offered by Binance almost always spells first & foremost an immediate payout for Binance upper management, so bear that in mind.

[dunfida]

I didnt know that Binance DEX do ask out some verification which is fully contrary to be called as dex yet its still centralized.

I was tending to tell about Bisq but its already mentioned above by some member.This exchange do speak it all when it comes or we do talk about decentralization.
There are several known or popular dex but most of them are Erc20 support platforms.

[Gabmot]

I don't think Binance would wanna introduce kyc for it's own dex. A dex is only dex because people(users) didn't necessarily have to go through rigorous security verification before they can use. They are called user-friendly

[Mila52]

There are a lot of great DEXes on the market. But the most famous and secured one is for sure IDEX. They have launched POS mechanism not so long ago, so people can stack their tokens and bring the security of IDEX on the next level. I also prefer to use Forkdelta to trade useless tokens.

I don't like Idex with a mandatory minimal pricing policy of  0.15 eth for any coins. And its bot is always traded by тo dump by coins. Really,any useless tokens can actually be sold on Forkdelta. But be extremely careful when trading on FD.Today, the hacker has cleared my MEW and many others wallets by bot at the same time because we are entering our private key there.

[eidoscore]

as i know, DEX is a stand alone, and people can't control or manipulate this system, i don't know why you talk Binance DEX is needed passed KYC, like other DEX ex, Idex, Forkdelta and etc they don't needed user to passed the KYC

[BitFinnese]

I used to trade in Etherdelta then forkdelta.  But I am now trading on IDEX, the process is always the same, moving your fund to the dex platform and setting the price.  So basically, there is no easiest DEX to use because they all follow the same procedure.

[mahibul49]

i think idex is best decentralized crypto trading platform and really easy to use!so for me best dex is idex.also forkdelta and many other dex available but idex is best.

[CLywaTeLb]

I support many who spoke about IDEX. Quarterly reward for trading, they have one of the highest liquidity for DEX, the trading process is no different from centralized exchanges and, of course, nice design .
When their trade volumes approach the volumes of centralized exchanges, they will be out of competition.

[sulis sudibyo]

Are you sure Binance's DEX is going to ask for KYC? It would be totally contrary to what a good DEX should be. I still hope they won't ask for KYC, otherwise I won't be using it. At the moment I would recommend two DEXs that I use. IDEX, http://idex.market, mostly for ETH ERC-20 tokens, and CryptoBridge, http://crypto-bridge.org/, for the various others coins. Maybe there are better ones, but these two are what i use.

yes you're right, I also doubt if later Binance DEX will use KYC. I even just heard this, before I didn't even think DEX had to use KYC. all people are free to access it and most importantly DEX can keep users anonymous. so we really don't need it.