The answer is NO, 2020 still belongs to centralized exchanges, decentralized projects are very popular in 2020 but it comes with full disaster, too many DeFi projects are failing or probably get hacked easily, and DEX exchanges have too many complains and only centralized platform see less bad results this year, if I recall correctly only Kucoin got hacked
It must be admitted that DEX such as Uniswap is growing very rapidly in 2020 and the transaction value is very high, even exceeding the transaction value of several Centralized exchangers. I think DEX will continue to grow because of the easier and faster transactions.
Uniswap is trash because it's only able to do on-chain transactions, which is very expensive. Stakenet's 2nd layer DEX will offer instant BTC + ETH trading with next to 0 fees. It's gonna work exactly the same way as a CEX, however you stay in control of your own private keys.
Liquidity providers will make sure you can access the order books of every major exchange, meaning you'll have more liquidity options than Binance itself, since you'll be able to access pretty much all orderbooks in the world, from one single dApp.
Uniswap has some very important things going for it.
Namely, that they 1.) have multiple hosts in the event that a centralized host like Cloudflare goes down on them again, and 2.) it has significantly helped drive DEX adoption.
In that regard, it's done an excellent job.
Stakenet DEX definitely has a competitive edge over it because it's really easy to use and offers a DeFi solution for Bitcoin that maxis could very well go nuts over in addition to ERC interoperability, but I'll give Uniswap credit where it is due. I think its ability to draw in so many people will directly benefit Stakenet and other L2 solutions.
