Quote from: dubignyp on November 06, 2018, 08:26:09 AM

Quote from: Maxmot on November 05, 2018, 10:31:35 PM

Hello,
What is the idea to have 2 exchanges (centralized and semi-decentralized) ?
Do you mean that for example you can store your long term investments in a decentralized way and to daily trade in a centralized exchange ?

The pseudo Jarvis Edge answered it in the previous topic, namely that one brings advantages than the other does not. And, inversely.

Semi-decentralized is not only for long-term storage, centralized is not only for daily transactions. But, you can do so of your choice.

Today, enjoying all the aspects that the crypto world surrounds us is very difficult. Jarvis will be able to allow us to gradually assemble everything in the same place, through their platform.
I let Jarvis Edge explain this better than I do.

Hi Maxmot and dubignyp!

What is the idea to have 2 exchanges (centralized and semi-decentralized)?
Do you mean that for example you can store your long term investments in a decentralized way and to trade daily in a centralized exchange ?

Good question! So the first idea is to provide users with the choice. The choice between centralization and decentralization. Both mode are accessible through the same user interface, with almost the same user experience. But in decentralized mode, you can trade without account, in full anonymity and of course you remain in control of your keys.

Let say that if you are a normal trader, who will not make trade on high frequency (like several buy/sell during the same hours, like short term trader do) you will chose the centralized exchange, since settlement is instant. If speed of settlement is not a priority for you then the semi-decentralized will be ok.

Another reason why we have the two exchanges, is to deliver a very smooth path to decentralization. We want to onboard millions of mainstream, who will probably chose the centralized solutions as they will not want to deal with their private keys, and we will be able to convert them slowly to the decentralization.

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