Quote from: Z-tight on Today at 08:07:19 AM

Quote from: talkoncrypto Official on Today at 05:34:43 AM

but i wish you would simply understand the difference between a peer-to-peer crypto exchange to a centralized exchange,

If you have to give up the custody of your coins to an exchange before you trade it, then that is 'fake' p2p, p2p involves trading crypto without any third party, so every centralized exchange isn't really a p2p exchange because you have to give up the custody of your funds to the exchange before they would allow you trade. A good example of a p2p exchange is Bisq.

Quote from: talkoncrypto Official on Today at 05:34:43 AM

moreover every exchange in the world will protect its right when it comes to fraud, so every exchange or platform have the right to ban/freeze bad actors...

You do not even have to be a bad actor for a centralized exchange to ban or freeze your money. They will do that for many reasons, if they don't like you or where your money is coming from, if they think your money is "tainted", if the government says they should, heck, they don't even have to ban or freeze you, they can just take your money and put it in another investment and lose it, or they get hacked and lose your money. There are so many ways you can lose your money in a centralized exchange.

Quote from: talkoncrypto Official on Today at 05:34:43 AM

This exchange does not popped out yesterday or day before..its been there for more than 2 years now ...and still going good

FTX, Voyager, Celsius, 3AC, Genesis...all didn't pop out 'yesterday', they have been in the market for sometime, it doesn't matter how long a centralized exchange has been in the market, it can collapse at anytime, even Binance isn't safe from collapse, so do not trust any exchange.

Reading at the replies one thing is concluded , we are still in early stages of crypto space where the difference is still unknown,.. Let me just give you a scenario for better understanding..

In a centralized exchange the price of crypto is set by exchange itself, which is a monopolistic practice which is not in the case of p2p as people set their own margins for buying or selling, there is competetiveness..

2ndly for a crypto to be cashed out, either you choose to go centralized exchange or you use p2p exchange which provides an escrow service,
We see many scenarios where cex falls out of liquidity because they have to cash out funds for users, which is not the case in p2p as people trade among themselves..

Though there are "n" number of scenarios i can still but its better for anyone to go DYOR as i mentioned in my thread...