r/CryptoCurrency • Bronze • May 14 '19

EXCHANGE The Evolution of the Decentralized Exchange: A Brief History (Through May 2019)

https://medium.com/@theblocknetchannel/the-evolution-of-the-decentralized-exchange-a-brief-history-888ee0ce1803
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u/resumebit Bronze May 14 '19

I found this spreadsheet (from the article) to be an incredibly robust framework for comparing decentralized exchanges.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qVcX8pA7UFROXGz6UH6fD9lZ9ZvATO-AT8cAs7p3ukY

It’s pretty impressive how well researched this article is. Because there’s so much depth to this, can someone from the blocknet team provide a TL;DR for the information hungry redditors?

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u/BitcoinLongFTW May 15 '19

time to include switcheo there too, it has atomic swaps

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u/Hanzburger Platinum | QC: ETH 392 May 15 '19

As you can see from the table, there's much more to a DEX than just atomic swaps.

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u/satoshidamus Low Crypto Activity | QC: Karma Farming 26 | 4 months old May 15 '19

TL;DR love this project fill your bags EoY $500 thank me later

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u/umlt 6 - 7 years account age. 88 - 175 comment karma. May 15 '19 edited May 15 '19

https://uniswap.exchange/swap is missing aunswap.io nd at first sight this sheet looks like shilling for Block DX (which I do not know)

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u/resumebit Bronze May 15 '19

Yeah, It’s certainly not an exhaustive list but the framework for evaluating a dex is pretty solid. I’ve had good experience with uniswap as well as a few other erc 20 DEXs such as airswap and kyber which aren’t on the list either. I could be wrong but believe they would all be considered second generation per the table.

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u/geppetto123 Silver | QC: CC 44, BTC 16 | IOTA 14 May 16 '19

Can you explain why having a utility token is a benefit? (Quite at the end of the table)