Quote from: X-ray on July 19, 2019, 04:01:29 AM

Quote from: aioc on July 19, 2019, 03:08:45 AM

Quote from: bluesnup on July 18, 2019, 04:01:24 PM

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Another big "DEX" falls down to the regulations, it's safe to say that they shouldn't be called a dex anymore. Same thing happens with Binance "DEX" they are all complying to these things killing the aspect of a DEX exchange.

The reactions from the customers is obviously negative, the exchange betrayed their audience and it will be interesting to see what happens to IDEX now. I won't use it anymore.

SwitchDex took advantage of this situation and published. https://twitter.com/SwitchAg/status/1151580771762786306
Their DEX looks good and they making sure privacy is the primary focus.

What other DEX you think will fall into the KYC hands and what DEX will you use now?

I read on one article about this SwitchDex and it looks interesting and being promoted by Mcafee as a legit and real decentralized exchange, I'm looking forward to using this DEX after this news that IDEX is now regulated although there are still a lot of DEX's in the market.

Switchdex is no US based company and it's different with idex as the operation is located in US and that must comply with US regulation. Im using it right now but UI needs a lot of improvisation consider about im not even feeling comfort to see that.

That's correct SwitchDex is not an US company. I also agree with the general consensus on this thread, having a DEX in the US is impossible, just a matter of time for KYC and regulations to arrive.