many CEXs faces strongest regulatory pressure, will you use CEXs/DEXs/TEXs?

[Tsp_exchange]

Decentralized exchanges had a large jump in cryptocurrency trading volume in March as U.S. regulators went after their centralized counterparts including Kraken, Coinbase and Binance.

Volume on DEXs reached $133.1 billion, the third consecutive monthly increase and the highest monthly total since May, according to DefiLlama data.

This comes as the crypto industry faces possibly its strongest regulatory pressure yet, with centralized exchanges feeling the brunt of it so far. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission went after Kraken for its staking service, and issued a Wells Notice to Coinbase, while the Commodity Futures Trading Commission accused Binance of evading U.S. law.

That’s led some to speculate crypto traders will shift to DEXs, and the DefiLlama data suggests that could be happening.

More and more #CEXs will face strongest regulatory pressure due to not #transparency.

Now, we find a new type of exchange named TEXs(Transparency Exchanges),which find a balance between security and transparency and user experience, hoping to ensure transparency and security without sacrificing user experience.

What do you think users will choose TEXs/CEXs/DEXs, what's the reason?

source：https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2023/04/05/cryptos-decentralized-exchanges-saw-most-volume-in-10-month-amid-us-crackdown-in-march/

Update:
this article explain TEXs: How to Solve the User Experience Challenge of DEXs

https://medium.com/@Tsp_Exchange/texs-how-to-solve-the-user-experience-challenge-of-dexs-acb7ddb72b08

[Tsp_exchange]

Decentralized exchanges had a large jump in cryptocurrency trading volume in March as U.S. regulators went after their centralized counterparts including Kraken, Coinbase and Binance.

Volume on DEXs reached $133.1 billion, the third consecutive monthly increase and the highest monthly total since May, according to DefiLlama data.

This comes as the crypto industry faces possibly its strongest regulatory pressure yet, with centralized exchanges feeling the brunt of it so far. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission went after Kraken for its staking service, and issued a Wells Notice to Coinbase, while the Commodity Futures Trading Commission accused Binance of evading U.S. law.

That’s led some to speculate crypto traders will shift to DEXs, and the DefiLlama data suggests that could be happening.

More and more #CEXs will face strongest regulatory pressure due to not #transparency.

Now, we find a new type of exchange named TEXs(Transparency Exchanges),which find a balance between security and transparency and user experience, hoping to ensure transparency and security without sacrificing user experience.

What do you think users will choose TEXs/CEXs/DEXs, what's the reason?

source：https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2023/04/05/cryptos-decentralized-exchanges-saw-most-volume-in-10-month-amid-us-crackdown-in-march/

Experience the best https://tsp.exchange that combines the convenience of #CEX  with the security of #DEXs

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https://medium.com/@Tsp_Exchange/revolutionizing-crypto-trading-tsp-exchange-combines-the-best-of-cex-and-dex-108aadec02db

[libert19]

Problem with majorify of those "decentralized exchanges" is that they are not really decentralized. Good example of that is Pancakeswap that is based on highly centrazlied BSC so how decentrazlied it can be in the end? In the same time, truly decentralized Bisq has only ~$100k daily volume so it makes it very costly to buy/sell any bigger amount of bitcoin.

You can not exchange more than the main coin and its tokens. Just like BNB and BUSD, they are very centralized and owned by Binance, their decentralized exchange is not completely decentralized.

Untrue, on pancakeswap you can exchange any token to any token. Bnb chain may be centralized but nonetheless pancakeswap uses smart contracts to make a trade without handling custody of your funds to anybody, which makes it dex.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

The best advice will be to continue using multiple exchanges at the same time with a shared balance on each of them rather than being your own bank.
I am sure many of you will be against this thought of mine however this works very well with beginners as they tend to mess up things with Metamask and Bitcoin wallets.

There are other options than asking then to trust centralized exchange that can be hacked and all funds get lost. It does matter the centralized exchanges you suggest, all aren't to be trusted. You should be your own bank and you can use multiple personal wallets if you don't feel comfortable storing all your coins in one wallet. You can make use of Electrum, Metamask and any of the best hardware wallets available (haven't used this so don't have any suggestions).

Running away from a problem won't solve it, we learn from experience so it's best they start using their personal wallets now so any mistakes they make wouldn't be that expensive than when they make same mistakes in the future and it cost them more loses. They might use those three centralized and they all get some issues that make their funds not available to them. In the last two years more than 3 exchange collapse including FTX. So that means if they were holding funds on those collapse exchanges, they would had lost it all. Centralized exchange aren't wallets and shoudn't be used for holding of coins.

[juniperion]

I use Byte Exchange which deserves review. It has technology and infrastructure to provide "minimum necessity of Trust".
"People shouldn't even has to rely on their exchange platform to trade cryptocurrencies" is the motto of Byte Exchange.

Should read this topic:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5424978.0

https://exchange.bytedex.io/

https://bytedex.io/en/

[Tsp_exchange]

Decentralized exchanges had a large jump in cryptocurrency trading volume in March as U.S. regulators went after their centralized counterparts including Kraken, Coinbase and Binance.

Volume on DEXs reached $133.1 billion, the third consecutive monthly increase and the highest monthly total since May, according to DefiLlama data.

This comes as the crypto industry faces possibly its strongest regulatory pressure yet, with centralized exchanges feeling the brunt of it so far. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission went after Kraken for its staking service, and issued a Wells Notice to Coinbase, while the Commodity Futures Trading Commission accused Binance of evading U.S. law.

That’s led some to speculate crypto traders will shift to DEXs, and the DefiLlama data suggests that could be happening.

More and more #CEXs will face strongest regulatory pressure due to not #transparency.

Now, we find a new type of exchange named TEXs(Transparency Exchanges),which find a balance between security and transparency and user experience, hoping to ensure transparency and security without sacrificing user experience.

What do you think users will choose TEXs/CEXs/DEXs, what's the reason?

source：https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2023/04/05/cryptos-decentralized-exchanges-saw-most-volume-in-10-month-amid-us-crackdown-in-march/

update
https://twitter.com/Tsp_exchange/status/1654437576336609280

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[Tsp_exchange]

update:
https://twitter.com/Tsp_exchange/status/1658010606266626049?s=20

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[Baoo]

To be honest, I have never heard about Transparency exchanges before, thanks for this new information, I truly appreciate it. Furthermore, Decentralized exchanges are developing slowly but surely, I have noticed that a plenty of traders started using them instead of CEXs for the reason they offer multiple advantages such as no third party needed when the users would like to send their assets, also the funds are controlled by users, No KYC verification provided. Plus, more security and safety than Centralized exchanges. In fact, there are some cons that should be fixed. Unfortunately, the tech support is not existed yet, probably the beginners would find difficulties while using them, also their platforms are not simple to use. Otherwise, it is certain that the crypto trading volume in DEX’s exchanges will increase hugely in the near future meanwhile the CEX’s will totally drop. Possibly the era of centralized exchanges is ending soon. We will see.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

Otherwise, it is certain that the crypto trading volume in DEX’s exchanges will increase hugely in the near future meanwhile the CEX’s will totally drop. Possibly the era of centralized exchanges is ending soon. We will see.

Decentralized exchange are the new waves, Transparency exchange are still far from getting market recognitions maybe as decentralized exchange get more popular than people will pick interest in TEXs. For now the fight is between Cexs and Dexs. To support your statement, take a look at the market lately, there's no signs of another strong cex been launched unlike previous market cycle when we saw big contenders like Binance get launched in 2017 and FTX launched in 2019. This time around Dex are the exchange getting more attention as more are getting launched regularly.

Since the trend of decentralized finance (Defi) becoming popular, decentralized exchange has been getting patronized and this will continue as the years goes by. The fed aren't helping the centralized exchanges which is good news since more attention will be moving toward Dex to improve the Dex sector and maybe one day we can get huge volume regularly on the Dexs and not just short term volume (like during the peak of Defi hype). If Dex starts getting regular massive volume obviously more features will be developed to make the Dex sector more conducive.

[Tsp_exchange]

Decentralized exchanges had a large jump in cryptocurrency trading volume in March as U.S. regulators went after their centralized counterparts including Kraken, Coinbase and Binance.

Volume on DEXs reached $133.1 billion, the third consecutive monthly increase and the highest monthly total since May, according to DefiLlama data.

This comes as the crypto industry faces possibly its strongest regulatory pressure yet, with centralized exchanges feeling the brunt of it so far. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission went after Kraken for its staking service, and issued a Wells Notice to Coinbase, while the Commodity Futures Trading Commission accused Binance of evading U.S. law.

That’s led some to speculate crypto traders will shift to DEXs, and the DefiLlama data suggests that could be happening.

More and more #CEXs will face strongest regulatory pressure due to not #transparency.

Now, we find a new type of exchange named TEXs(Transparency Exchanges),which find a balance between security and transparency and user experience, hoping to ensure transparency and security without sacrificing user experience.

What do you think users will choose TEXs/CEXs/DEXs, what's the reason?

source：https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2023/04/05/cryptos-decentralized-exchanges-saw-most-volume-in-10-month-amid-us-crackdown-in-march/

Update:
Emerging as the Solution: Transparent Exchange (TEX) in the Midst of Regulatory Challenges
https://medium.com/@Tsp_Exchange/emerging-as-the-solution-transparent-exchange-tex-in-the-midst-of-regulatory-challenges-b9d4615e7692

With #Binance Withdraws from #Canadian Market Due to New Regulations.

In the journey towards regulatory compliance, #transparency is the key.

Transparent Exchange(TEX) emerging as the solution.

#TEX #Tspexchange #CryptoRegulation #CEX #Dex

[Tsp_exchange]

Decentralized exchanges had a large jump in cryptocurrency trading volume in March as U.S. regulators went after their centralized counterparts including Kraken, Coinbase and Binance.

Volume on DEXs reached $133.1 billion, the third consecutive monthly increase and the highest monthly total since May, according to DefiLlama data.

This comes as the crypto industry faces possibly its strongest regulatory pressure yet, with centralized exchanges feeling the brunt of it so far. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission went after Kraken for its staking service, and issued a Wells Notice to Coinbase, while the Commodity Futures Trading Commission accused Binance of evading U.S. law.

That’s led some to speculate crypto traders will shift to DEXs, and the DefiLlama data suggests that could be happening.

More and more #CEXs will face strongest regulatory pressure due to not #transparency.

Now, we find a new type of exchange named TEXs(Transparency Exchanges),which find a balance between security and transparency and user experience, hoping to ensure transparency and security without sacrificing user experience.

What do you think users will choose TEXs/CEXs/DEXs, what's the reason?

source：https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2023/04/05/cryptos-decentralized-exchanges-saw-most-volume-in-10-month-amid-us-crackdown-in-march/

Update
Exciting News! http://Tsp.exchange Perpetual Version 1.0 Beta is about to launch! We're entering the internal testing phase for our new platform.
#Tspexchange #Perpetual  #BetaTesting #TEX #CEX #DEX

https://twitter.com/Tsp_exchange/status/1660842301441343489?s=20

[Tsp_exchange]

Decentralized exchanges had a large jump in cryptocurrency trading volume in March as U.S. regulators went after their centralized counterparts including Kraken, Coinbase and Binance.

Volume on DEXs reached $133.1 billion, the third consecutive monthly increase and the highest monthly total since May, according to DefiLlama data.

This comes as the crypto industry faces possibly its strongest regulatory pressure yet, with centralized exchanges feeling the brunt of it so far. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission went after Kraken for its staking service, and issued a Wells Notice to Coinbase, while the Commodity Futures Trading Commission accused Binance of evading U.S. law.

That’s led some to speculate crypto traders will shift to DEXs, and the DefiLlama data suggests that could be happening.

More and more #CEXs will face strongest regulatory pressure due to not #transparency.

Now, we find a new type of exchange named TEXs(Transparency Exchanges),which find a balance between security and transparency and user experience, hoping to ensure transparency and security without sacrificing user experience.

What do you think users will choose TEXs/CEXs/DEXs, what's the reason?

source：https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2023/04/05/cryptos-decentralized-exchanges-saw-most-volume-in-10-month-amid-us-crackdown-in-march/

Update
Understanding Tsp.exchange in Three Minutes: Addressing Pain Points and Building a Centralized Trading Experience with TEXs
https://tspexchange.blogspot.com/2023/05/understanding-tspexchange-in-three.html

[Tsp_exchange]

Decentralized exchanges had a large jump in cryptocurrency trading volume in March as U.S. regulators went after their centralized counterparts including Kraken, Coinbase and Binance.

Volume on DEXs reached $133.1 billion, the third consecutive monthly increase and the highest monthly total since May, according to DefiLlama data.

This comes as the crypto industry faces possibly its strongest regulatory pressure yet, with centralized exchanges feeling the brunt of it so far. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission went after Kraken for its staking service, and issued a Wells Notice to Coinbase, while the Commodity Futures Trading Commission accused Binance of evading U.S. law.

That’s led some to speculate crypto traders will shift to DEXs, and the DefiLlama data suggests that could be happening.

More and more #CEXs will face strongest regulatory pressure due to not #transparency.

Now, we find a new type of exchange named TEXs(Transparency Exchanges),which find a balance between security and transparency and user experience, hoping to ensure transparency and security without sacrificing user experience.

What do you think users will choose TEXs/CEXs/DEXs, what's the reason?

source：https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2023/04/05/cryptos-decentralized-exchanges-saw-most-volume-in-10-month-amid-us-crackdown-in-march/

Update
From DEX to TEX: Is it the Superior Type of Exchange?

https://tspexchange.blogspot.com/2023/05/from-dex-to-tex-is-it-superior-type-of.html

[Tsp_exchange]

Decentralized exchanges had a large jump in cryptocurrency trading volume in March as U.S. regulators went after their centralized counterparts including Kraken, Coinbase and Binance.

Volume on DEXs reached $133.1 billion, the third consecutive monthly increase and the highest monthly total since May, according to DefiLlama data.

This comes as the crypto industry faces possibly its strongest regulatory pressure yet, with centralized exchanges feeling the brunt of it so far. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission went after Kraken for its staking service, and issued a Wells Notice to Coinbase, while the Commodity Futures Trading Commission accused Binance of evading U.S. law.

That’s led some to speculate crypto traders will shift to DEXs, and the DefiLlama data suggests that could be happening.

More and more #CEXs will face strongest regulatory pressure due to not #transparency.

Now, we find a new type of exchange named TEXs(Transparency Exchanges),which find a balance between security and transparency and user experience, hoping to ensure transparency and security without sacrificing user experience.

What do you think users will choose TEXs/CEXs/DEXs, what's the reason?

source：https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2023/04/05/cryptos-decentralized-exchanges-saw-most-volume-in-10-month-amid-us-crackdown-in-march/

Update
The SEC is making waves with lawsuits against #Binance📷 and #Coinbase, but the #crypto world is far from over. Could #Tsp.exchange lead the way in a regulated market?

https://blockpartners.wordpress.com/2023/06/09/as-sec-targets-binance-and-coinbase-can-tsp-exchange-pave-the-way-forward/

[Tsp_exchange]

Decentralized exchanges had a large jump in cryptocurrency trading volume in March as U.S. regulators went after their centralized counterparts including Kraken, Coinbase and Binance.

Volume on DEXs reached $133.1 billion, the third consecutive monthly increase and the highest monthly total since May, according to DefiLlama data.

This comes as the crypto industry faces possibly its strongest regulatory pressure yet, with centralized exchanges feeling the brunt of it so far. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission went after Kraken for its staking service, and issued a Wells Notice to Coinbase, while the Commodity Futures Trading Commission accused Binance of evading U.S. law.

That’s led some to speculate crypto traders will shift to DEXs, and the DefiLlama data suggests that could be happening.

More and more #CEXs will face strongest regulatory pressure due to not #transparency.

Now, we find a new type of exchange named TEXs(Transparency Exchanges),which find a balance between security and transparency and user experience, hoping to ensure transparency and security without sacrificing user experience.

What do you think users will choose TEXs/CEXs/DEXs, what's the reason?

source：https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2023/04/05/cryptos-decentralized-exchanges-saw-most-volume-in-10-month-amid-us-crackdown-in-march/

Update
Today, I'm excited to delve into how http://Tsp.exchange Perpetual Version 1.0 operates.
https://twitter.com/Tsp_exchange/status/1668453754985693184

[Tsp_exchange]

🌟 We're revolutionizing the DEX user experience at Tsp.exchange:

1. Email/phone registration - no wallet keys needed!
2. Aggregated liquidity for high trading depth.
3. User-friendly UI/UX, just like centralized exchanges.
4. Lost account? ERC-4337 technology has you covered.

🚀 Join our first testing round on Discord!

https://discord.com/invite/yu7a6SDfwM

[Tsp_exchange]

Testing out http://Tsp.exchange App Beta 🧪

#decentralized exchange

Smooth sign-up & login, just like a centralized exchange! 💻

#AccountAbstraction technology = user convenience

https://x.com/Tsp_exchange/status/1717470852961443937?s=20

Decentralized exchanges had a large jump in cryptocurrency trading volume in March as U.S. regulators went after their centralized counterparts including Kraken, Coinbase and Binance.

Volume on DEXs reached $133.1 billion, the third consecutive monthly increase and the highest monthly total since May, according to DefiLlama data.

This comes as the crypto industry faces possibly its strongest regulatory pressure yet, with centralized exchanges feeling the brunt of it so far. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission went after Kraken for its staking service, and issued a Wells Notice to Coinbase, while the Commodity Futures Trading Commission accused Binance of evading U.S. law.

That’s led some to speculate crypto traders will shift to DEXs, and the DefiLlama data suggests that could be happening.

More and more #CEXs will face strongest regulatory pressure due to not #transparency.

Now, we find a new type of exchange named TEXs(Transparency Exchanges),which find a balance between security and transparency and user experience, hoping to ensure transparency and security without sacrificing user experience.

What do you think users will choose TEXs/CEXs/DEXs, what's the reason?

source：https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2023/04/05/cryptos-decentralized-exchanges-saw-most-volume-in-10-month-amid-us-crackdown-in-march/

[libert19]

I used to use cexes only, then the need arose to trade tokens that were unlisted on cexes, so I started using dexes.

Back then cexes didn't require kyc or even if they did there were few btc daily withdrawals available freely. Now, kyc is mandatory on most, while dexes don't require any kyc and liquidity has also significantly increased during recent times, so dexes are meeting my demands right now.

Unless TEXes bring something new to the table and I have need for same, I won'be migrating.

[EarnOnVictor]

What do you think users will choose TEXs/CEXs/DEXs, what's the reason?

Let me start by saying that I only know DEX and CEX, but TEX is alien to me in cryptocurrency dealings. Regardless, I will continue to use CEX which is against the advice of everyone, I have my own mind and decisions to make. I will only continue to be careful with them and be smart with trusting my assets in their custody.

I believe many who would condemn CEX are using it, but I don't pretend. This is actually the arrangement that best suits my trading and exchange experiences, not DEX which is not much liquid and might depend on a certain waiting time. But CEX is fast, convenient and readily available, it's such an arrangement that has a lot of businesses built around it that anyone could transact easily and swiftly without hassles.

[Tsp_exchange]

I used to use cexes only, then the need arose to trade tokens that were unlisted on cexes, so I started using dexes.

Back then cexes didn't require kyc or even if they did there were few btc daily withdrawals available freely. Now, kyc is mandatory on most, while dexes don't require any kyc and liquidity has also significantly increased during recent times, so dexes are meeting my demands right now.

Unless TEXes bring something new to the table and I have need for same, I won'be migrating.

Indeed, TEX (Transparent Exchange) will only truly attract users from CEX (Centralized Exchanges) and DEX (Decentralized Exchanges) if they effectively meet user needs and address their current pain points. Below are some new changes that TEX brings to users:

Enhanced User Experience and Liquidity:

1. TEX addresses the issues of user experience and liquidity found in DEX by adopting the ERC-4337 account abstraction technology proposed by Ethereum's founder, Vitalik Buterin. From registration and login to trading and withdrawing assets, it adopts a trading experience similar to CEX's.

2. Guardians Setup.TEX has set up guardians, allowing users to securely reset their accounts in cases where they forget their account passwords or lose their mnemonic phrases.

3. Security Transparency.TEX resolves the opaque security issues present in CEX. In TEX, assets are self-custodied by the users, and all transactions are recorded on-chain. Users can view the on-chain records through the hash, ensuring absolute transparency.

4. Mobile Trading. Users can download the app and trade anytime, anywhere, offering convenience and quick access.

Currently, the APP Beta has been launched and is in a small-scale invitation testing phase. If you are interested, you can download it for testing.

Test link: https://www.tsp.exchange/Download_app.html