Quote from: DNotes on August 07, 2018, 04:11:51 PM

Quote from: lhtot8 on August 07, 2018, 04:03:05 PM

Quote from: DNotes on August 07, 2018, 03:54:05 PM

I will be looking into decentralized and hybrid exchanges. Most are token exchanges for things like ERC20 tokens. If you have any suggestions for decentralized or hybrid exchanges, please let us know.

Can you explain a little bit about your original ideas on hybrid exchanges, please.
For decentralized exchange, it should be built up for different tokens on different platforms, such as ETH, WAVES, NEOS, etc., not only focus on ETH (ERC20 tokens).

Sorry, I meant for getting DNotes listed on. The hybrid exchanges have both centralized aspects and decentralized aspects to them, which allows them to trade tokens with a decentralized back end but also accept non-token cryptocurrencies.

That has actually been an interesting feature of many platform models, is that exchange operators seem to have much more trouble with a lot of the coins that don't run on ERC20 standard. In some ways this makes it easier for more exchange operators to create a market with less knowledge, but on the other hand it becomes harder for there to be any real difference in the actual products being offered (tokens are just business iterations of the core crypto engine and don't offer anything new technologically).

Though I'm quite sure when it comes to atomic swaps, the whole process tends to be a little more standardised across the code of varying cryptos. We would love to hear more about hybrid / decentralized exchanges that may be DNotes compatible, and it would add a ton of new exchange market options for direct trading.