Quote from: Babyrica0226 on September 07, 2019, 12:53:11 PM

Quote from: Fuserleer on January 24, 2016, 12:28:16 PM

Quote from: monsterer on January 24, 2016, 11:49:14 AM

The real problem with the idea of a decentralised exchange is not the technology, its the users.

Users do not care about decentralisation at all. The only thing they care about is convenience, fees, speed and security. DEX has great security, but fees will always be higher and speed will always be slower.

Correct, users don't care.

Plus, trade speed will be the critical problem that will prevent any DEX from seeing high volume, especially in the future.

I've spent quite a lot of time looking at ways to achieve high frequency trading (HFT) that is both secure and reliable (trades don't go missing, no "queue jumping"), and I don't think its possible to get < 5 second easily without some form of semi-centralization. When you compare traditional HFT exchanges such as the NYSE and others which are able to process trades sub-millisecond, well, our decentralized counterparts are never going to be able to compete as a serious alternative.

The fastest I've been able to get trades in our DEX with sufficient reliability is about 10 seconds, but that comes with quite a bit of overhead across the board in terms of bandwidth, processing and other costs.

I don't know about the other market, but I don't see cryptocurrency don't completely regulated exchanges. I think it is very good to use decentralized exchanges as one of the best solution to keep track of everything, it will help to find some security to our holdings.
I agreed, decentralized exchange actually is much more good and better compared to centralized, but in reality most of the community they patronized more on regulated exchange, and most of the traders are abusive especially on DEX(decentralized exchange).