Big money moving in next year, means greater demand for DEX projects?

[SamboNZ]

im sure that in the next or several years, big money will enter this cryptocurrency market. the market is too oversold and should improve to be alive

but, i doubt that it means greater demand for DEX projects. DEX gets small attention from investor. you can see from trading volume is so low

DEX needs more time to be good, but i think it wouldnt in the near future

What do you mean by you are sure that big money will enter in the cryptocurrency market, when you are also saying that the market is too oversold and should be improved at the same time? If the market is too oversold then it is expected that there will be money coming out of it rather than going in. But I think you are wrong in saying that the market is too oversold. It is not even oversold anymore. That is so 2017ish a remark. After 2017, the market has even gone into a state of being undersold. And this is probably a sign that there will be money coming in rather than going out.

Its also doesnt make sense why big playerd would go to decentralized exchanges cos they are going to have a problem with liquididty. Most of them rely on established exchanges.
Centralized exchange has better chance to supply their orders.

[Willitivity]

With the way things are going now, the market is kind of stable at the moment. I believe a good price movement is coming soon. Since BAKKT has already been gradually progressing it will sure open a way for big investors to come in. But I don't believe it will be on DEX projects. A bull run is imminent but no timeline for that.

[cosmofly]

I dont think so. Although terrorists often hold large sums of money, only a few such units will not be able to create a market.
DEX is actually quite convenient but now it is no different from centralized exchanges where DEXs all want users to sign up for email and conduct KYC to trade large amounts of money. It seems that DEXs have not received much support in the past.

[fullhdpixel]

I know that privacy coin are the future and not even because of bull run, because they are the ones who truly represent the cryptocurrency market along with bitcoin also because of their decentralized technology.

DEX is actually supposed to be the exchange that we should be using, but I don’t know reason why people have abandoned DEXexchange for centralized exchanges, because looking at what the cryptocurrency really should stand for, I think that we were never meant to even have anything like centralized exchanges other than DEX exchanges, but I think that people are beginning to be opened to DEX exchanges too as they have seen that many of these centralized exchanges do not really have any future plan for us other than to control us like the way banks are controlling us with all these KYC thing.

[cribusen]

I think that decentralised exchanges are going to be the next trend as it was with STOs and IEOs. People are tired of centralised exchanges and anonymity and own funds control is getting more and more important nowadays.

[nightflightcourt]

I went pretty deep in Stakenet. I think there will be a DEX bubble when the bull market really starts to move

[dothebeats]

DEX markets seem to be quite the hype right now, as opposed to what everyone is going for: centralization, legalization to the governments and whatnot. The idea of privacy has yet again been alive due to the multitude of issues surrounding it, and it's high time for devs to invent or to revive the idea without being too obvious that they're just in it for the money. Just like any other hyped-up ideas, the DEX altcoin markets will just die off in vain, as governments would surely be chasing over its legality and of course, whether they can maintain their volumes and the hype surrounding them or not.

[tenakha]

So I'm pretty convinced that we'll see a mega bull run next year due to the BTC halving. There's probably a LOT of wealthy people looking to invest, if the price starts to skyrocket again, but as we've seen in the past, these people are all about privacy.
Remember the Panama leakage a few years back? https://www.bbc.com/news/live/business-35944255/page/2

Wealthy people is likely to hide a ton of money in crypto, and while you could argue that most of them would hold privacy coins like XMR, there's also a fear that these will be illegal, and delisted/removed from centralized exchanges eventually.

This got me thinking, that perhaps decentralized exchanges where nobody can follow your trading history will get HUGE demand.
So perhaps it's not a bad idea to look into projects like Blocknet for the next bull run? If these DEX's takes off, the coin itself will be highly sought after.

Thoughts?

I can not argue that you are right or wrong about this. But, I think it is a little exaggerated. Investors do not need to act suddenly to make this investment. They can also make this investment until the halving. Even, if they think it will increase in the future, it would be more appropriate for them to collect from the cheap price without wasting time.

[BigBoy89]

Bitcoin halving doesn't have a correlation with DApps.

IMO DAass will surge for another reason. People are looking more and more for trusted ways to operate a service, like smart contracts. EOS and Tron are providing great and fast networks for gambling transactions. And as per currents trends, gambling is the current crypto engine. 

[nightflightcourt]

IF you think DEXs are slow, look how fast Stakenet's Lightning Swaps are
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLq7xIjf_hc
Lightning swaps are the future of trading! 

[mR.k0fka]

I dont know..
people are pushing the idea of DEX for many years now, but it just does not work
only a decentralized exchange that is controlled by centralized party will work (to save resources for the centralized group)
yes that can happen technically decentralized but centralized in management manner

i think that market makers wont go to decentralized exchanges
thats the main reason

[nightflightcourt]

I dont know..
people are pushing the idea of DEX for many years now, but it just does not work
only a decentralized exchange that is controlled by centralized party will work (to save resources for the centralized group)
yes that can happen technically decentralized but centralized in management manner

i think that market makers wont go to decentralized exchanges
thats the main reason

Anything that CEXs do could be done by DEXs in time
If they become competitive enough and the fees are better, I think market makers will go there too.

[KennyR]

People won't easily move into DEX, if the same is being developed by someone leading the market it'll gain attention. Already we've got lot of decentralized exchanges, while those hasn't got a much bigger trade volume compared to the centralized exchanges. Maybe the initiative taken by Binance for a DEX will gain importance over the years.

[nightflightcourt]

People won't easily move into DEX, if the same is being developed by someone leading the market it'll gain attention. Already we've got lot of decentralized exchanges, while those hasn't got a much bigger trade volume compared to the centralized exchanges. Maybe the initiative taken by Binance for a DEX will gain importance over the years.

Pool all the decentralized trade volume together - problem solved!
Binance DEX is decentralized in name only.

[befriendmywater]

So I'm pretty convinced that we'll see a mega bull run next year due to the BTC halving. There's probably a LOT of wealthy people looking to invest, if the price starts to skyrocket again, but as we've seen in the past, these people are all about privacy.
Remember the Panama leakage a few years back? https://www.bbc.com/news/live/business-35944255/page/2

Wealthy people is likely to hide a ton of money in crypto, and while you could argue that most of them would hold privacy coins like XMR, there's also a fear that these will be illegal, and delisted/removed from centralized exchanges eventually.

This got me thinking, that perhaps decentralized exchanges where nobody can follow your trading history will get HUGE demand.
So perhaps it's not a bad idea to look into projects like Blocknet for the next bull run? If these DEX's takes off, the coin itself will be highly sought after.

Thoughts?

no, i think they don't need the DEXs. DEXs currently have relatively small volumes compared to the amount held by manipulative organizations. I have heard that they often organize deep web transactions and we will never know that. DEX really can't satisfy the needs of billions of dollars.

[nightflightcourt]

DEX really can't satisfy the needs of billions of dollars.

Maybe not presently, but they will.

[Beparanf]

People won't easily move into DEX, if the same is being developed by someone leading the market it'll gain attention. Already we've got lot of decentralized exchanges, while those hasn't got a much bigger trade volume compared to the centralized exchanges. Maybe the initiative taken by Binance for a DEX will gain importance over the years.

Many will try crypto since it's establing it's way for adoption as many stores will accept it thus big money can really move next year but not all in DEX projects, some newbies may still want to have centralized system wherein they can blame someone if things did2goes the way they wanted. I use DEX sometimes but mostly trade in Binance, will try Binance DEX real soon.

[NathanJB]

People won't easily move into DEX, if the same is being developed by someone leading the market it'll gain attention. Already we've got lot of decentralized exchanges, while those hasn't got a much bigger trade volume compared to the centralized exchanges. Maybe the initiative taken by Binance for a DEX will gain importance over the years.

There was a time when Etherdelta/Forkdelta and IDEX have very good volumes. They were both chosen by traders who prefer DEXes over centralized exchanges. But when these two exchanges experienced glitches, people started leaving them. IDEX ceased to be a DEX. Etherdelta was hounded by controversies. Centralized exchanges were the only options left. Since they are offering better volumes and coins for trade, they quickly became the leading options.

[magneto]

I do think that DEX based projects will see some sort of bull run, especially when you take into the macro variables like the halving in BTC that will likely drag the entire market up along with it.

However, it's unlikely that institutional investors are going to be the cause of DEX projects being up. The reason being is simply that they have no vested interest in this field - most institutional investors prefer more mature technology, with some element of traditional banking integration.

That makes me think that platforms like XRP and IOTA who have real life partners will likely appreciate more than the rest.

[ashmodeus]

So I'm pretty convinced that we'll see a mega bull run next year due to the BTC halving. There's probably a LOT of wealthy people looking to invest, if the price starts to skyrocket again, but as we've seen in the past, these people are all about privacy.

probably, or probably not , we in 50:50 about it.

Wealthy people is likely to hide a ton of money in crypto, and while you could argue that most of them would hold privacy coins like XMR, there's also a fear that these will be illegal, and delisted/removed from centralized exchanges eventually.

i guess it not will be going delisted by all CEX exchange,because monero is truly real anonymous privacy,its real assest.
even if that happen ,i guess someone overthere still accepted single purchase by person to person.
u know like hidden treasure ? that monero will be.

This got me thinking, that perhaps decentralized exchanges where nobody can follow your trading history will get HUGE demand.
So perhaps it's not a bad idea to look into projects like Blocknet for the next bull run? If these DEX's takes off, the coin itself will be highly sought after.

u know what ?
Dex still have lower innovation and technology than CEX.
for now, I don't think it's about you being tracked or not, it's about how efficient the exchange is.
and of course CEX is better about it.