Quote from: TheUltraElite on Today at 11:26:22 AM

Of course it's no surprise that the OP is shilling their own exchange and having a nice time getting some customers there. For people reading this my suggestion is not to go for a newly launched site because of the possibility of a scam exchange and work with the older already known exchanges.

Still these topics often pop up in this section and it is usually not a good decision to move from one exchange to another without having any concrete reason of doing so.

Shilling my own exchange? LOL

This was the FIRST DEX on the market, made by Blocknet. I'm not the owner, nobody "owns" a DEX, get your facts straight.
I don't know why they use WHOIS protection, guess it's because they want to avoid government take downs perhaps? I don't know.

XLitewallet is just a multi currency wallet they build to integrate their DEX and make it easier to use.

Uniswap is trash, as you can't trade BTC there, unless you trade it wrapped, which is lame. (Just my 2 cents though).

I was looking for alternatives to Blocknet, and will look into Bisq, even though it's not 100% decentralized, same as Binance "DEX" isn't as all it's nodes is owned and controlled by Binance, yeah.. That's not decentralized, lmao.

Looked into Nash as well, but in their terms and conditions they state that they can enforce KYC if they want to, which is why I'm staying away from that one.