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Vote for ShareCoin on Comkort: https://comkort.com/vote/

0 volume for most coins there.
Share deserves better exchange sites.

SHARE deserves its own exchange site and we are working hard on it.

Decentralized exchanges are coming soon, they will suck all traders from website-exchanges. NXT is going to launch their "DEX" soon, you can then trade coins inside your own wallet/client with very small fees and not need to fear that website is shutdown/hacked and stealing your coins. And NEM is also doing their own "DEX". That would be a huge thing for Sharecoin to make it's own "DEX". But might be a hell of a task... Maybe in the future ?

Decentralized exchanges already exist. They are not so "innovative" as those devs want to make you think.
There was Ripple (XRP), it existed for years and still doesn't draw much attentions: https://ripple.com/
Later there was MasterCoin: http://www.mastercoin.org/
And recently, there was CounterParty: https://www.counterparty.co/
You may want to go through all of their wiki to see how is this decentralized exchange actually work.
Decentralized exchange may sound good, but it's actually not as convenience as a centralized exchange. That's why those protocols were hot for a while when they launched and later on, no one cares.

I've seen many coins but there were some which I didn't understand (too complicated to understand for the normal person). From my side I had no idea what excatly Ripple and Mastercoin was, so I didn't get involved. Maybe this is why they weren't so popular?

I forgot those propably because i did not understand either what the hell they were about and did not want to get involved. Also Mastercoin and Counterparty are both highly dependable of Bitcoin, and they can not really ever compete with it. They just picking up the crumbs what is falling from Bitcoin table. And Ripple is some corporate-thing, right ? And what i have heard, Ripple is not very user-friendly, and that good user experience is what NXT & NEM (maybe some others too) are going to focus. Low fees, thrustless and fast transactions is major advantages of cryptos. And that is missing on web-exchanges.