Decentralized exchanges for crypto currencies
grarpamp
grarpamp at gmail.com
Sat Mar 2 00:35:12 PST 2019
On 2/27/19, Ivan Ivanov <cryptopro at abv.bg> wrote:
> Do you think that DEX is good alternative of the centralized ones?
Obviously if true.
Yet most all advertisers of DEX are really selling
a fine grade of non-DEX snakeoil.
In which case even an anon exchange would
be better for some use cases. Go open source
one of those on the darknets too.
> problems
> liquidity
A market is a market. Use it as fit or cry to your government.
> user experience
If it doesn't compile on OpenBSD / FreeBSD / Linux,
it's a shitty experience alright.
> The code is open source
Where?
> I have some
> friends
KGB? Bankers? Yet Another Token Offerers?
> building a DEX
Where is the whitepaper?
Because...
> You could check their platform here: https://weidex.market/exchange
> Keep you privacy and digital identity save!
Whatever site that is, it demands CloudFlare via Tor,
both of which as you know is a CIA Anti-Privacy Op,
so nobody is going to or can visit it even slightly
"privately" or "anon identity" or "safely" as you say.
At least until CloudFlare is removed.
> I would be always happy to discuss anything regarding
> blockchain and DEXes.
Those regards get linkposted here all the time, no one replies.
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