Quote from: Pmalek on Today at 07:49:15 AM

I have found that the exchange rates on decentralized exchanges are usually a bit worse than on centralized ones.

This is unfortunately true if you are a new user. As a new user, you will probably struggle to have someone accept an offer you make and will instead be limited to being a taker, unless you are offering the only trade in a certain currency/method/country/etc. However, if you build up even a small reputation on your account as being a trusted user, then you'll find people will accept your offers and you can set any rate you want. When I trade on DEXs, I often end up with a rate a couple of percentage points in my favor over centralized exchanges, and minus many of the fees.

Quote from: Pmalek on Today at 07:49:15 AM

If all you have is 0.1 BTC and you want to trade all of it on Bisq, you can't because a piece of that pie has to be deposited as a security deposit.

That's a feature unique to Bisq (or at least, unique from all the DEXs I have used). Neither LocalCryptos nor HodlHodl require this.