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SquatDeadliftBench

The Uniswap Coin is super important for the Uniswap DEX because: 1. It lets users vote on key decisions, like protocol upgrades and fee changes, making the platform truly community-driven. 2. **It also rewards users who provide liquidity, ensuring there are always enough funds for trading.** 3. Plus, having UNI tokens adds an extra layer of engagement and ownership, which boosts the platform's popularity and decentralization. Overall, UNI is crucial for governance, incentives, and the growth of Uniswap. Number 2 is 99% of the positive aspects of Uniswap and other DEXes ike it. Polkadot connects multiple blockchains through its unique multi-chain framework, including parachains (independent blockchains like Acala and Moonbeam) and the central relay chain, which ensures security and communication. It also uses bridges to connect with external blockchains like Ethereum and Bitcoin. This setup allows for seamless cross-chain transfers and interoperability if people care about that, which many do.

SquatDeadliftBench

Definitely: 1. Polkadot (DOT): Connects multiple blockchains, allowing them to interact. 2. Uniswap (UNI): (DEX) for swapping tokens.

GoodSamoSamo

In the past week alone: - SOL ETF application mania started with applications from VanEck, ARK + 21 Shares - Worldcoin expands to Solana - $60M Fund to Accelerate Solana Startups - SOL Stablecoin Supply increasing - Pantera Capital calls Solana the Mac OS of Blockchains - Accelerating crypto distribution through Blinks - Sanctum Profiles to allow anyone to launch LSTs - Jupiter ships V3 and is openly suggesting token supply cuts - Perp DEX Volumes reaching new highs - WBTC live on Solana through Wormhole - Pumpdotfun flipped SOL in 24h revenue - ZK compression on Solana, meaning onchain state to get 10,000x scale improvements and Solana is 1 step closer to building The Financial Computer On top of that, Solana DEX volume continues to flip Ethereum in virtually every metric... TPS, # of transactions, DEX volume, NFT volume, etc. Second validator client coming in September by Jump Crypto, that'll put to rest "outage" FUD and also catapult TPS to potentially consistently 10s of thousands of transactions per second (currently does 800 - 900 non-vote TPS). Ppl going to keep capitulating to Solana and haters will regret not having an open mind.

No-Western4016

And not only holders and volume but also the exposure. We get advertised by OKX when we get listed on their DEX

SeparateReporter6625

OKX DEX listing will attract many new buyers. It will shoot us much higher with the paid marketing that is coming

Consistent_Remote744

It's gaining some tracktion lately, quite active community, and a few good actions taken like get listed in a few main CEX/DEX etc.

Dettol-tasting-menu

lol unfortunately KYC is a requirement when you open account with any exchange. So yes most people in Aus are KYC’d. Some could buy and sell through DEX like robot sats or hodlhodl but I guess that’s only a very tiny fraction minority of the population (the smart ones).

SeparateReporter6625

It is OKX DEX but still extremely bullish

EveliaAvila

Which is the next DEX to buy moons?

Enschede2

I think, but don't quote me on this, that this only applied to CEX trading pairs, if you are swapping something for usdc on an offshore exchange or even better a DEX, then I don't see how they can stop us from doing that, I'm not sure about wether or not it's illegal, but I would find it strange if it was.. I have a usd bill in my house right now that I took with me from vacation once, afaik that's not illegal, but offering services for usd tradingpairs probably is (which is stupid imo).. Time will probably tell

CointestMod

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CointestMod

#Shiba Inu Pro-Arguments Below is a Shiba Inu pro-argument written by cbelaski. > Shiba Inu (SHIB) is an ERC-20 token modeled after the king of meme coins Dogecoin. This token has evolved beyond meme status, focusing on decentralization with their own DEX ShibaSwap. > > ShibaSwap utilizes the 3 tokens in the ecosystem (SHIB, LEASH, and BONE) to facilitate transactions and provide rewards. ShibaSwap has gone all in on the theme, renaming staple terms to more dog centric names: stake is now bury and provide liquidity is now dig. This helps to immerse users into the ecosystem and provides a unique aspect to those involved. > > Shiba Inu also has an incubator dedicated to "cultivating an enviromnet which encourages creativity and growth." This incubator helps those in the community with their NFT aspirations and is a large part of their decentralization movement. > > SHIB also has a psychological advantage not many coins can replicate. This comes from the fact that their are 1 QUADRILLION coins in circulation. Having that many coins helps SHIB maintain it's low price and allows users to buy massive amounts of coins for a relatively small investment. While this doesn't really mean much in the grand scheme of things since market cap is what really matters, people are easily swayed by large numbers. > > Looking past the technicals, SHIB is a force to be reckoned with on the community front. Following Dogecoins footsteps, SHIB may have figured out the secret to quick growth and utilization: hype. It doesn't matter how good your product is if no one has heard of you. SHIB has gained a rabid following through the ShibArmy and taking just one look at their subreddit will show you that they have all drank the kool-aid. If they can keep this hype going, SHIB is a meme coin that will stick around for quite some time. > > Others will argue that these meme coins are a negative on the crypto space and only further the idea that this is all fake money, but it is actually the opposite. Hype leads to growing interest which leads to more users in the crypto world. Dogecoin paved the way for meme coins as an entry point for the average person, and Shiba Inu is just the next evolution of that idea. As more users flow into this space and add their fiat into the exchanges, the crypto world as a whole will continue to grow and head towards our ultimate goal of replacing the current financial system. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Shiba_Inu) to find submissions for other topics.

soccerguy510

They can always buy back through CEX or DEX 😛

kirtash93

What I dont know is how long Binance will allow it. I am not sure if it allows USDT deposits but you can always use DEX to swap/bridge from USDT to USDC.

Liiuc_

thanks buddy! DEX all the way

soccerguy510

You can use Kraken for CEX or if you want to use DEX, I’ve used Camelot

Liiuc_

how u actually get thoose ? DEX ?

Fisto66

the real website is https://daumenfrosch.xyz and the real twitter is https://x.com/daumenonsolana $daumen/SOL on DEX Screener https://dexscreener.com/solana/JBWw9MYamX5XQiyJ8qhT9kMqcTgiG8aYpjUWNtewkUsb

BlackjointnerD

Chainlink cant do everything period. It does one thing well. I agree chains wont matter AS MUCH in the long run but it will still matter to a large degree even with things like CCIP and ILP for various reasons. XRPL is itself a DEX. Its baked in. It was the first. And its entire goal from the beginning was to be that. Chainlink is THE Oracle. Yes agreed. Your just downplaying XRPL significantly when its paper trail is insane and it has very significant developments and partnerships and stamps of approvals from everyone who is important. It has a 15 year history and top 5 of volume for pretty much its entire existence. Its not just meme coins inflating the network. threexrp.dev Its held back by laws like everyone else. Thats it. We just now got a stablecoin law for all of Europe that goes into effect Monday. Defi laws arent even here yet. Most coins arent even iso compliant which means significant volume cant even run through them to manage AML properly.

Liquidity_Flow

What was your entry into crypto? My impression is that many of us start by getting orange pilled via something like the *Hidden Secrets of Money* series by Mike Maloney. Some of us stay BTC maxis and some are willing to branch out to altcoins. Either way, we come to realize the difference between money and currency. Money is a store of value over time. What we tend to think of as "money" in fiat is really just currency that loses its value due to inflation. Does this mean we should just put our entire life savings of currency into one memecoin on Solana? Ofc not. We should still respect and appreciate our money & currencies. There's lots of great advice here from others. Time spent in the market > trying to time the market. Investing > trading. The list goes on, but I believe they're all secondary principles derived from a deeper theme. I'm talking about being consciously aware that currency is losing its value, so we should try to allocate it towards something that either retains value or appreciates in value across the span of one or more cycles. Admittedly, we all roll our eyes at anyone who says they're purely here for the tech and underlying philosophies. People who say they're here solely for the money are at least being honest. The problem for them is they're at a greater risk of being tossed around by their own emotions and being manipulated by P&D influencers since obviously they place money on a pedestal. In a similar vein, there are people who invest in crypto despite believing that it's worthless and a bunch of "air" as Warren would put it. My question to them would be, "Do you really want to invest based entirely on the greater fool theory?" Sure, in some technical sense, we're all in a game of musical chairs where we take turns being exit liquidity for each other. Even when you buy a bag based on "fundamentals," whoever buys your bag later is your exit liquidity. If that frame brings somebody success, cool. My concern would be that such an individual would become so obsessed over who is the exit liquidity that they can't see the wood for the trees. I personally believe you'll get rekt if you don't have conviction and don't see any value what you're trading / investing in. If you're in such a hurry to hand off your bag of "air" to your exit liquidity, then you could be missing out life changing gains. *Oh shit, I don't want to be left holding this bag full of shit / air!* Sure, that works if you're jumping in and out of a P&D scamcoin on a DEX somewhere, but you need to ask yourself if you hold those underlying views and are applying them to the long-term cycle.

GoodSamoSamo

Absolute cope. ADA is going nowhere fast. $16M worth of stables issued on Cardano, making it ranked 37th. No USDT and no USDC. There is a reason circle and tether don’t issue in Cardano. https://defillama.com/stablecoins/chains Cardano has $200M in TVL, ranked 29th. Also UTXO model is a nightmare for DeFi. https://defillama.com/chains Cardano 7D DEX volume is $46M. Ranked 21st. Usually does an abysmal $3M per day but has recently spiked up, prob because of that dumb pig meme that the ADA community got excited over because it hit $1M MC in 12 hours LOL. https://defillama.com/dexs/chains Cardano NFT volume over past 7 days is $350K LOL. https://www.cryptoslam.io/blockchains Basically NO institutional interest per CoinShares data. There is an abysmal $50M in Cardano institutional products, relative to Solana’s $1.08B. https://blog.coinshares.com/volume-188-digital-asset-fund-flows-weekly-report-2582269d7257 These stats have been and always will be abysmal. Cardano is somehow a top 11 token, but will continue to fall out of the ranks as it fails to innovate and attract users. Been in development for 9 YEARS.

3sides2everyStory

Apple v. Orange. This is not about swapping coins on an L2 DEX. This about peer-to-peer commerce at mass scale. Individuals selling products or services, or accepting donations directly on chain without a 3rd parties, from a simple URL or QR code. This is potential disruption to eBay, PayPal, FB Marketplace, Vimeo, Patreon, not to mention Merchant Banks and Credit Cards. Will it have legs? We'll see... but this kind of useful, real world blockchain application is another path to mass adoption. Hate Solana if you want. But it is fast becoming the consumer chain and will be the consensus trade of this bull cycle. ETFs will soon follow. In Fact, [Vaneck just applied for one](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2028541/000162828024030249/vanecksolanatrusts-1.htm).

Major_Chard_6606

Meh. Have any ya’ll heard of Hawk Tuah Inu. They have big things coming. Token unlock. DEX. Starter. Liquidity locked. You’ll be sorry.

BlackjointnerD

Thank you. No other blockchain compares. There's an astounding amount of information on this. I dont understand how low the narrative is for this in 2024. In truth ripple saved the industry and made everyone rich. They are the ones responsible for ILP which lets money travel across ANY CHAIN. They are the original DEX and interopability.

GoodSamoSamo

Lmaooo $16M worth of stables issued on Cardano, making it ranked 37th. No USDT and no USDC. There is a reason circle and tether don’t issue in Cardano. https://defillama.com/stablecoins/chains Cardano has $200M in TVL, ranked 29th. Also UTXO model is a nightmare for DeFi. https://defillama.com/chains Cardano 7D DEX volume is $46M. Ranked 21st. Usually does an abysmal $3M per day but has recently spiked up, prob because of that dumb pig meme that the ADA community got excited over because it hit $1M MC in 12 hours LOL. https://defillama.com/dexs/chains Cardano NFT volume over past 7 days is $350K LOL. https://www.cryptoslam.io/blockchains These stats have been and always will be abysmal. Cardano is somehow a top 11 token, but will continue to fall out of the ranks as it fails to innovate and attract users. Been in development for 9 YEARS.

jawni

The sad part is that basic common sense and due diligence can verify the claims made here, but people would rather not upset the hivemind. Just look at the threads from when BONK was launched: [Solana DEX Trading Volume Free Falls as BONK Token Loses Popularity](https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/11003kb/solana_dex_trading_volume_free_falls_as_bonk/) [Bonk could be just exit liquidity for SOL VCs](https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/104ua61/bonk_could_be_just_exit_liquidity_for_sol_vcs/) [https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1048da9/solanas_dogethemed_bonk_drops_54_after_bonkers/](https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1048da9/solanas_dogethemed_bonk_drops_54_after_bonkers/) [Bonk falls 70% from all-time high as memecoin demand on Solana decreases](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/191kry3/bonk_falls_70_from_alltime_high_as_memecoin/) [I tried to be the voice of reason but this sub hates Solana and back then hated memecoins still, so of course I wouldn't get upvoted for providing any sort of useful context.](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1048da9/solanas_dogethemed_bonk_drops_54_after_bonkers/j35v9hv/) I've said it before and I'll say it again: this sub is entirely detrimental to 99% of the people who use it because they don't know any better or they're just too stupid/lazy to do the bare minimum.

CosmicConduit

So are all BNB memecoins just listed on Binance? If not, where do I buy them? Is there and equivalent DEX to Raydium and Uniswap for BNB?

CoffeeAlternative647

Never put DEX and Ethereum in the same sentence. Never.

GoodSamoSamo

CLOB or AMM, the trade still counts as volume on a DEX. Idk even know wtf you mean by “a volume of trades” and I don’t think you do either.

HSuke

Wow. You are so confident for someone so brand new to crypto. Every DEX on Ethereum and nearly every blockchain uses a Chainlink price feed. Out of all the protocols vital to DEXs, it is single-handedly the most ubiquitous in crypto. Ethereum TVL would be dead in 10 minutes if it weren't for price oracles. On the other hand, I wouldn't invest in LINK because their protocol doesn't rely on the LINK token. And it's pretty easy(but time consuming) to replace Chainlink if it ever disappears since it's open source.

HSuke

The Chainlink protocol is incredibly useful and powers every DEX on Ethereum. Every DEX uses data feeds. But the LINK token is not so useful.

GoodSamoSamo

Everyone knows dev activity can be fudged and if “top 5 of total transactions,” how is there virtually no DEX volume, no NFT activity, and a tiny DeFi ecosystem with $72M in TVL? What’re all these “transactions”? And no, the biggest RWA projects are predominately on Eth and EVM L2s. There are no RWA projects of meaningful size on Algorand.

LWKD

Ok, in top 5 of total transactions constantly. Also #2 last quarter in dev activity, just behind ETH. And some of the biggest RWA projects using it on the daily. Yeah mate, u are wrong so hard. DEX volume isn't the only metric chef.

GoodSamoSamo

“Tether wasn’t used on Algorand at all.” Brah, nothing is being used on Algorand at all. DEX volume been < $1M per day on avg for past week.

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Max_Wather

Turn to decentralized exchanges (DEX)

MahasamadhiYogi

Lool no Hege is a brand, a story, a movement, a community, maybe one day a cartoon on tv like Rick and Morty. Who knows where this will go?🌟 CEX will increase opportunity to buy. Lots of people are either not comfortable with DEX or they don't know how to. They will only get involved if their local exchange is offering it😊

VirtualWord2524

There hasn't been any changes since the rebrand. It's a really simple setup. Space Acres super basic GUI or command line. There's no GPU plotting and you need to have your plots on SSDs for read performance. SATA is fine, don't need NVME. I have a 7950x and I could plot about 1TB a day with it. Mostly interested in how well testnet translates to the mainnet airdrop which is supposed to happen this quarter I believe. Every now and then I check the discord and I see them talking about internal DApp testing so I'm hopeful the VM for smart contract execution is closer to mainnet launch than I think I last looked at Spacemesh early next year so like a year and half from mainnet to VM launch. Feel like such time before smart contracts and DApps are available after the chain goes mainnet is a big misstep to getting users onboard It's a marketing (functionally meaningless) rebrand, but in terms of being mindful of the importance of marketing in getting user traction for a chain, doing a clout chasing rebrand is a positive to me. The rebrand is playing to speculative buyers so maybe they have the funding and the mind to prioritize having the basic DApps, DEX and lending applications, lined up for not long after mainnet Not sure what I'd like long term though between Spacemesh and Autonomys. If I get a better graphics card for plotting I'd consider getting back into it. I still have a good amount of spinning disk drive space but I do like Subspace rebranding to Autonomys - though that name and Subspace do not Google well unless you add crypto to it - and like that smart contract execution doesn't seem like it'll be so far away

CONSOLE_LOAD_LETTER

Use DEX to swap for something else.

TheGDC33

I am really only buying KENDU (some MEGA) as the facts and experience stand out. This is not going to be a flash in the pan memecoin, but a built out Ecosystem containing KENDU Cash and KENDU Chads with multiple coins. I haven't looked at DEX screen recently and we are on ten CEXs so probably hard to track, but they bought at 200, and 220, and 190 so I fully expect when the bloodbath shows signs of bottoming whales we will be back in!

Present_Bill5971

Oh. Shit. Didn't see that TON wasn't available in any KYC exchange I'm on. I have my VPN. If I get an airdrop, I doubt it'd be any better than $100. I can swap it to TON on a DEX there and use a non-kyc exchange to get into USDC and withdraw to a chain I can eventually move into coinbase when I feel

captboatface

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quintavious_danilo

Not true, Relai is a BTC-only and very reliable exchange from Switzerland. Strike is also reputable and well known, Swan as well. Bisq is the best known anonymous DEX on the internet…. Not sure you know what you’re talking about.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Pantera Capital's report draws parallels between Solana's potential in the blockchain sector and Apple's success with macOS, citing its monolithic architecture as a key advantage. The report predicts the blockchain ecosystem will consolidate around a few platforms, with Solana poised to capture significant market share due to its seamless user experience, faster innovation, and enhanced security. Solana's growth is evidenced by its increasing unique address count, priority fees, and dominance in DEX volumes and new tokens. The report also highlights Solana's economic value capture and its implications for SOL token holders and the network's decentralization and security. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

bananapeels1307

My Coinbase account got locked for always sending crypto to an external wallet for DeFi/DEX purposes (and haven’t send back to my Coinbase account since). So it probably got flagged as money laundering

Z3non

DEX is the solution, there you won't have to face such incompetent people.

Limp-Calligrapher-63

If you bouth at the date of this post, you'd alredy up x4, and we havent even launched yet on the DEX and MC still below 20mio but keeps hitting ATHs! Money printer. $HEGE

ZedZeroth

How can a bitcoin DEX exist without smart contract capability?

Competitive-Clerk-97

No, they have NFTs and meme coins. I can see the age of the wallet and history. It clearly shows multiple transactions on different DEX and CEX. Some I have never heard of. This new scanner is addicting. If you find out what Vitalik Buterins wallet address is, let me know. I want to scan it😂

Odlavso

You’ll pay a premium but you could use crypto ATMs You could always use Robinhood or one of the other apps that offers a few different tokens, withdraw after purchase and use a DEX or a non kyc CEX like MEXC to trade for whatever you want that isn’t offered in the app you used to purchase the original crypto. Use a VPN

CointestMod

#DeFi Con-Arguments Below is a DeFi con-argument written by TheTrueBlueTJ. > First published: [Here](https://www.reddit.com/r/CointestOfficial/comments/t5mmuj/general_concepts_defi_conarguments_march_2022/i9bo6f3/) > > # Intro > > I would now like to give my con arguments against using or engaging in decentralized finance (DeFi). Disclaimer: Primarily related to moons and closely related tokens, I have engaged with the DeFi ecosystem, such as with DEXes like Pancakeswap or testing out RCPSwap on the actual Reddit Arbitrum Testnet. [This comment](https://www.reddit.com/r/CointestOfficial/comments/t5mmtn/general_concepts_defi_proarguments_march_2022/) outlines my mostly positive view on DeFi. However, it also mentions something that DeFi is prone to: malicious bots. > > # Arguments > > **Sandwich attacks**: As explained in [this medium article](https://medium.com/coinmonks/defi-sandwich-attack-explain-776f6f43b2fd), sandwich attacks are a way for some malicious person to essentially front-run a user's transaction on a DEX (decentralized exchange). I have personally made the awful experience of dealing with such bots that continually monitor trading pairs on DEXes with low liquidity and prey on users making a trade that they consider valuable enough to be over a threshold to act on. Me and another user have also done some in-depth experimentation on that specific bot on Pancakeswap and come to the conclusion that they essentially never lose money, since they watch the mempool and can outbid any transaction that would cause them to be at a loss and simply pull out their "investment". The only way for them to lose money is to bait them into buying by buying yourself and being saved by slippage protection. Then waiting until they pull out after nothing happens for an hour. They would pretty much just lose the trading and transaction fees they paid. > > I think that sandwich attacks are a very bad thing for DeFi in the sense that they kind of gridlock smaller token trading pairs into discouraging users to buy. Because larger buyers notice that they are getting front-run every time, causing frustration. This essentially kills liquidity for a particular trading pair, while raking in good money from users who do not use slippage protection. Due to the nature of DeFi with emphasis on the decentralized part, nobody can really do anything against this, other than maybe validators blacklisting the addresses performing this attack. I feel like this is negative for DeFi in general and something to look out for. > > # Conclusion > > This argument kind of underlines the hypothesis that DeFi can be a wild west sometimes. Although this is what decentralization is about, these types of attacks should be mitigated or prevented somehow. Someone watching the mempool has a huge advantage over anyone else. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_defi) to find submissions for other topics.

CointestMod

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loobato

Cara aqui no brasil, faça compras de bitcoin em corretoras DEX, compre em CEX apenas usdt é o unico jeito de deixar esse filho da puta do lula longe do nosso dinheiro

crypto_dood

The fee structure is public for all exchanges. Fiat deposits and withdrawals cost like 0.5€-1€ fix at binance. Trading cost from 0.0% - 0.1% Binance also has a tax tool that generates a file stating fee expenses on a given time period. Arbitrage may work between DEX and CEX, but not sure if it works well between CEX. I mean if you have lots of money you could even trade stable coins to fiat on both bid ans ask like 0.9999 - 1.0001 free of trading fees at binance.

captboatface

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captboatface

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WarriorNysty

DEX perp trading offers potential benefits but comes with some risks. Do your research before diving in!

Competitive-Clerk-97

Project just announced CEX and DEX trading will be available soon, I'm so ecstatic. Amazing news. If gas prices were not so high I would be buying more. Who else is having great success in the market so far with trades or projects?

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CointestMod

#DeFi Con-Arguments Below is a DeFi con-argument written by TheTrueBlueTJ. > First published: [Here](https://www.reddit.com/r/CointestOfficial/comments/t5mmuj/general_concepts_defi_conarguments_march_2022/i9bo6f3/) > > # Intro > > I would now like to give my con arguments against using or engaging in decentralized finance (DeFi). Disclaimer: Primarily related to moons and closely related tokens, I have engaged with the DeFi ecosystem, such as with DEXes like Pancakeswap or testing out RCPSwap on the actual Reddit Arbitrum Testnet. [This comment](https://www.reddit.com/r/CointestOfficial/comments/t5mmtn/general_concepts_defi_proarguments_march_2022/) outlines my mostly positive view on DeFi. However, it also mentions something that DeFi is prone to: malicious bots. > > # Arguments > > **Sandwich attacks**: As explained in [this medium article](https://medium.com/coinmonks/defi-sandwich-attack-explain-776f6f43b2fd), sandwich attacks are a way for some malicious person to essentially front-run a user's transaction on a DEX (decentralized exchange). I have personally made the awful experience of dealing with such bots that continually monitor trading pairs on DEXes with low liquidity and prey on users making a trade that they consider valuable enough to be over a threshold to act on. Me and another user have also done some in-depth experimentation on that specific bot on Pancakeswap and come to the conclusion that they essentially never lose money, since they watch the mempool and can outbid any transaction that would cause them to be at a loss and simply pull out their "investment". The only way for them to lose money is to bait them into buying by buying yourself and being saved by slippage protection. Then waiting until they pull out after nothing happens for an hour. They would pretty much just lose the trading and transaction fees they paid. > > I think that sandwich attacks are a very bad thing for DeFi in the sense that they kind of gridlock smaller token trading pairs into discouraging users to buy. Because larger buyers notice that they are getting front-run every time, causing frustration. This essentially kills liquidity for a particular trading pair, while raking in good money from users who do not use slippage protection. Due to the nature of DeFi with emphasis on the decentralized part, nobody can really do anything against this, other than maybe validators blacklisting the addresses performing this attack. I feel like this is negative for DeFi in general and something to look out for. > > # Conclusion > > This argument kind of underlines the hypothesis that DeFi can be a wild west sometimes. Although this is what decentralization is about, these types of attacks should be mitigated or prevented somehow. Someone watching the mempool has a huge advantage over anyone else. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_defi) to find submissions for other topics.

CointestMod

* Relevant Cointest topics: [Uniswap](https://www.reddit.com/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_uniswap), [Ethereum](https://www.reddit.com/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_ethereum). * Official and related subreddits: r/DeFi, r/DEX, r/UniSwap, r/Pancakeswap, r/SushiSwap, r/Bisq, r/JustSwap. * Sort comments as controversial first by [clicking here](/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1dhu75k/is_perps_trading_on_defi_protocols_worth_it_cexs/?sort=controversial). Doesn't work on mobile.

OriginalPancake15

While yes, an exchange listing can be huge for a project for the reasons you mentioned - it can also do the opposite. The project spends a large sum of money to get listed (six figures for good exchanges) as well as paying their AMM to continue services post-listing. Meanwhile those that bought in on DEX or were given airdrops during the early stages dump on the CEX which makes the chart look awful - scaring away new investors.

CointestMod

#Aave Con-Arguments Below is a Aave con-argument written by strudelpower. > **Aave Con Arguments** > > > Aave ($AAVE), is a decentralised liquidity market protocol. To put it simple, the users of Aave protocol can participate as depositors or as borrowers while former provide liquidity and earn passive income, while latter have 2 options for borrowing: overcollaterised / perpetual and undercollaterised / one block liquidity. > All funds on Aave are stored in a smart contract that is secure, audited and completely open source! > AAVE token is, similar to many other DeFi protocols, used for governance and can be staked to provide further insurance for depositors. > > > Now let's head on to CON Arguments for Aave protocol. > > **Hacking** > Recent attacks on bridges, Decentralized Exchanges and more, make AAVE a very good looking target for hackers. The amount of chainss AAVE works on multiplies possible entry points for a hacker. In addition, AAVE is an opensource project which makes it easier for hackers to see the code and find the attack vectors. > > **Key Metrics in red** > Protocol revenue in last 30 days is down approx. 41% with only $0.3 million. Total revenue in the last month is a bit above 3 million, while the competitor TrueFi has almost double the revenue while MakerDAO is beating Aave TVL ($6b) at more than $9 billion locked. > > > **Multi chain juggler** > Aave is not limited to Ethereum or Polygon or a different chain. Aave currently supports all following chains: Ethereum, Avalanche, Optimism, Polygon, Arbitrum, Fantom and Harmony. Jill of all trades, master of none? > > > **Well-Decentralized** > Aave Protocol claims to be fully decentralized, with a community of more than 120,000 people who hold the voting rights. In addition to that, Aave Grants DAO, which is a community-led grants program, offers community to empower developers that they want to support. > > **Flash loan attacks** > Aave is a pioneer of Flash Loans but this brings another issue with it: Flash Loan Attacks. Flash loans allow user of the platform to borrow crypto without any capital. When borrowed, protocol gives you that amount of crypto but you are enforced by blockchain to pay it back. This opens a lot of ways for hackers to try and trick the protocol. > One of such attacks was in May 2021 on Pancake Swap which crashed it for over 95% of it's value. > > > Aave is a wonderful platform but in this day and time when hacks on such DEX are growing bigger and wilder..it makes one think if it's safe enough. > > > > *Sources for the post listed below* > https://coinmarketcap.com/alexandria/article/what-are-flash-loan-attacks > https://messari.io/protocol/aave-v3 > https://messari.io/protocol/aave-v2 > https://coincodex.com/article/10388/what-is-aave-heres-why-aave-is-one-of-the-leading-defi-protocols/ > https://defillama.com/protocol/aave > https://decrypt.co/resources/what-is-aave-inside-the-defi-lending-protocol > https://docs.aave.com/aavenomics/safety-module ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Aave) to find submissions for other topics.

Mistermind_9

I think you could use a DEX for this.

Roupy

Just use a DEX to buy/trade coins. Use a CEX like CB as an onramp.

Jorgund

Uniswap, it’s the biggest DEX.

clockWork1553

$SNG is hands down the simplest most efficient DEX I’ve ever used!

captboatface

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Plankton-Illustrious

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captboatface

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ActualSherbert8050

How will they attack DEX's?

absurdcriminality

I think that is the only thing holding back DEX exchanges from mass adoption (within the trading community). Limit orders would be a huge boost indeed but there are more good things that will come out of private autonomous transactions.

Important_Addition

A lot is happening behind the scenes, especially on Ethereum. What Ava Protocol is raising funds for could bring limit orders on DEX perpetuals all over the Ethereum ecosystem. This would be a massive improvement.

SoupaSoka

Buying / selling / trading crypto on a DEX isn't off chain. Using a CEX is off chain, if you're just trading on the CEX.

Giroud-Butcher

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SoupaSoka

Government is gonna be able to go back and track all these DEX txns some day. If you're evading taxes now, better hope your wallet isn't linked to any KYC CEX.

R4ID

There were 3 instances to get "free XRP", none were technically "airdrops" because that concept didn't exist(neither did ICO's, DEX's or Stablecoins) 2 of which were later invented by XRP. The 1st instance would of been on the creation of the genesis ledger, the entire supply was in a wallet and the private key to that wallet was posted in the public code base here https://github.com/XRPLF/rippled/blob/ffd453f7dd091b0499fd6ab964880c8268deead4/src/ripple/app/misc/NetworkOPs.cpp#L852-L854 Anyone could of taken as little or as much XRP as they liked at the time and many prominent people in the community at the time did (Roger ver, EX Kraken CEO Jesse) are some examples. At the time it was worth 0$, and people were taking it to experiment with the tech/ledger because it was a brand new consensus method. Also at the time its name would of been "XNS" as we can see from this code push which created the 100 Billion supply. https://github.com/XRPLF/rippled/commit/f0e3383856a8923e55b0f10e7822de9031b7159e it wouldnt be changed to "XRP" as we know it now until a few months later in late 2012 with this code push https://github.com/XRPLF/rippled/commit/d02356650108c110e706843574f731ad980c25d1 2nd time was when Ripple gave away XRP to anyone on the bitcoin talk forums for free in early 2013 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=145506.0 the 3rd time would of been later in 2013 around may/june where they gave away XRP for free to people on facebook at the time for simply posting their address. This "idea" / instance of giving away XRP led to the one of the founders/creators eventually getting fired from his own company (Jed Mcaleb) which would lead to some lawsuits he would later lose and settle with Ripple.

Crashomat

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coinfeeds-bot

tldr; SushiSwap has rebranded as Sushi Labs, transitioning from a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) to an autonomous company with a new council structure. This move aims to address growth and liquidity challenges by introducing a business model under Sushi Labs, which will operate under four councils: the Sushi High Kitchen, the Treasury Council, the Grants Council, and the Ambassador Council. Jared Grey, the managing director, believes this new structure and leveraging products like Route Processor will enhance liquidity on the Sushi DEX. The transition has sparked debate over its centralized nature, but Sushi maintains it's necessary for financial stability and improved liquidity management. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

CointestMod

#Polygon Pro-Arguments Below is a Polygon pro-argument written by Shippior. > [Polygon](https://polygon.technology/)(Ticker: [MATIC](https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/polygon)) is an Ethereum Virtual Machine ([EVM](https://ethereum.org/en/developers/docs/evm/)). It is a sidechain from Ethereum for the solving the scaling problem that Ethereum has by offering faster and more cheap transactions by offering transaction to settle on the Polygon chain and to be later settled on the Ethereum chain. It was created in 2017 by an Indian based team as the Matic network and was later rebranded to Polygon. > > Polygon has a maximum supply of 10 billion tokens. The [total breakdown](https://www.coinbase.com/institutional/research-insights/research/tokenomics-review/polygon-matic-scaling-solutions#:~:text=Polygon's%20token%20MATIC%20is%20primarily,validator%20nodes%20to%20earn%20rewards.) of this supply is 19% Initial exchange offering, 16% to the team, 4% to advisors, 12% to staking rewards, 21.86% to the foundation and 23.33% for future investments in the ecosystem. This shows that there is a lot of funds available for development of the blockchain. This is also seen in the number of developers that chose to work on Polygon. The number of developers working on Polygon has grown to over 1100, which is 16x more than in [2018](https://twitter.com/theweb3sharma/status/1615592481047080961). > > Contrary to other blockchains, polygon is not just one blockchain but a number of blockchains under one hood, each of them focused on a different application. This allows Polygon to compete on several (almost all markets at the same time). It has prominent applications for DeFi, NFTs and [web3 gaming](https://techcrunch.com/2023/03/20/polygon-and-immutable-partner-to-help-onboard-more-gamers-and-developers-into-web3/). For instance it is at the moment a [very populair chain for NFTs] > (https://ambcrypto.com/polygons-nft-space-is-booming-as-trade-count-surges-thanks-to/) and many projects from other chains want to migrate to Polygon. At the moment it has roughly the same volume as [Solana, but both are still dwarfed by the NFT volume of ETH.]( > https://dune.com/rchen8/opensea) > > The most well-known DEXs on the Polygon chain are [Uniswap](https://app.uniswap.org/#/swap), [Quickswap](https://quickswap.exchange/#/) and [1Inch](https://app.1inch.io/#/137/simple/swap/MATIC/DAI). These are all very high profile DEXs. Because Polygon is based on Solidity, just like Ethereum, it is easy to implement it on a DEX that was originally built for Ethereum. This also helps the Polygon chain in general as contract or updates that are developped for Ethereum can be implemented with very little effort. Even if that was a problem, Polygon has currently the fastest growing [number of developers](https://dailyhodl.com/2023/01/19/polygon-cosmos-and-two-ethereum-rivals-have-surged-over-400-in-one-metric-says-crypto-firm/#:~:text=According%20to%20the%20report%2C%20Polygon,2%2C000%20and%20Solana%20about%202%2C250.). > > > Polygon has impressed several multinationals to host their web3 introductions. Starbucks has hosted their rewards program called [Starbucks Odyssey program](https://odyssey.starbucks.com/) on the chain. Reddit has chosen Polygon chain to host their [Avatar NFTs](https://decrypt.co/112783/reddit-nfts-surge-as-polygon-based-avatars-reach-millions-of-new-users) which has seen a large influx of new wallets for MATIC. > > Due to all the hype for MATIC it continues to grow. More than [11 million active wallets](https://polygon.technology/blog/polygon-insights-for-2022) were present in Q4 2022, an increase of 115% compared to Q4 2021. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Polygon) to find submissions for other topics.

0x456

3 options: 1. CEX Kraken 2. DEX Sushi on Arbitrum Nova 3. DEX Camelot on Arbitrum One

nishinoran

I mean, once you swap it through a DEX isn't it pretty much mixed with the rest of the liquidity pool?

CointestMod

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CointestMod

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uncapchad

try Bisq, seems to be most popular DEX in this sub

uncapchad

No-one can prevent you from owning so much money. If you're getting that amount in cash then your bank will under AML enforcement, probably ask you for an explanation and proof that the money is owed to you. If you send that cash from your bank account to a crypto exchange to buy Bitcoin then every bank seems to have different rules about that. So best to check what they are. Some banks won't allow it at all. If you're getting this money value Bitcoin and sending that to an exchange you'll have the same issues when you deposit and or sell the Bitcoin for Pounds. First the exchange could put your trading account on hold while they ask you to prove where you got it and why you got it. Then when you sell, if it's your first transaction, there's a waiting period before you can withdraw and then again when the cash goes from your trading account to your bank, your bank's more than likely going to ask for AML information even if it came from a registered crypto exchange. Nearly all payment processors for DEX or P2P services are blocked by UK banks. The govt only want you to use registered exchanges.

Xc0liber

Don't do it on CEX like binance if possible. If you have, move them out to a hard wallet if you can or you can try other ones like metamask or something to start. Don't worry there are plenty of information for you read up on before you try it. I mean CEX is good for a starter for you to get a feel of how to buy and sell and transfer. Once you're good, is time to go for DEX.

AOMGStocks

There are some tokens right now that are in tokenizing stocks and other assets. Currently one that comes to mind is StrikeX. They should have great success because they are partly owned by CMC markets one of the pioneers in online trading. So this is a way for CMC markets to migrate their entire trading ecosystem to StrikeX producrs, so thats a guaranteed backing from a company thats currently in the public equities space/trading with users and daily trading volume. They also have their own DEX, Defi Wallet, and developing a Layer 1 blockchain and their products with be integrated all on their chain called Xchain. More in development. So I am looking at StrikeX very closely. The alternative is Swarm Markets which is also into the same however I feel long term they have a lot of hurdles to go over. Even though they are also one of the firsts to enter the tokenization of stocks, it will be a challenging road for them to convert actual users to trade using their platform compared to StrikeX that will already have a userbase onboard once their products roll out and then CMC markets migrates over. They are also worth checking out though. Those 2 right now are the 2 to watch in the space. X: @TradeStrikeBVI $STRX token Price.05cents 45m MC ~ X: @SwarmMarkets $SMT token Price: .80cents 60m MC~ Follow me on X: @defi_dru

JustDownInTheMines

Chia flies under the radar here. Some dislike it because of outdated, inaccurate information regarding the ways its mined (farmed). Others are farmers who wanted to make a quick buck on it and watched the price action decline over the past couple years, but: Chia has what is most likely the most advanced NFT system of any blockchain. Because of its native coding language, ChiaLisp, the NFT system is capable of so much, and it's not just written into smart contracts. This includes built in on-chain royalties, decentralized IDs for strong proof of ownership/creation, as well as its built in Offers system. Offers is a on-chain function where you can trade any asset (coin or NFT) for any other asset on Chia without a DEX or middleman. One of the biggest goals of CNI (the company behind Chia) is the tokenization of real world assets. They have been working to bring the carbon credit system to Chia, and Gene Hoffman, the CEO, has spoken quite a bit about his desire to bring real estate, stock trading, and physical assets to the chain, among other things. It's also considered the most decentralized chain by node count and has some great minds behind the tech, including founder Bram Cohen, the creator of Bittorent. Also uses an interesting PoW inspired PoST, which farms using hard drives instead of ASICs. Very interesting blockchain. No guarantee the price action will be as solid as some other projects, but the tech is certainly there.

AntDog

Can you use a DEX like Pancakeswap?

CointestMod

#Tether Pro-Arguments Below is a Tether pro-argument written by Nostalg33k. > # Tether, criticized but stable. > > &#x200B; > > Tether is always the bane of all jokes. USDT despite some problems of transparency is still the best stablecoin. Let's dive in. > > &#x200B; > > # What is a USDT or Tether: A Stablecoin > > While we argue about USDT maybe you need a reminder: USDT is a cryptocurrency (it is on blockchains and works through these digital un-modifiable ledgers) and its value is correlated to a currency which is the dollar. Therefore the name Stablecoin. While this cointest is about Tether, you need to understand the advantages of stablecoins. > > While we are waiting for a cointest about stablecoins as a whole, here is the jist of it. > > 1) Stablecoins allow you to trade without returning to your fiat. > > Stablecoins are a way to circumvent profit declarations. Trading crypto is already complicated as it is, trading crypto is very fast paced and trading crypto relies on stablecoins. The reliance on stablecoin is due to taxable events: Selling a part of your folio for fiat leads to a taxable event. If you are not planning to put money out or to try to get your losses written as a loss (which may backfire later but you do you) then you should rely on stablecoins. Trading in a USDT pair does not (yet) create a taxable event. So go yolo out there ! > > 2) Fast paced liquidity which is digitally managed by a blockchain. > > Stablecoins have the advantages of being highly liquid and being secured by blockchain. > > 3) Swapping for a stable dollar value on your Ledger. > > If you are a fan of DEX, these platform do not have a fiat ramp, so if you want to go back to a dollar valued coin which is not suffering from unstable market conditions => stablecoins. > > # The main argument is liquidity. > > While trust in Tether is lacking, anyone knows that you can transit by Tether without risking a depeg. Users have seen UST and other stable coins crumble while Tether stays standing. With a daily volume close to its circulating supply, you can trust USDT if you have to buy it or sell it. Some will be sold and bought as you need it. > > [The data of this stablecoin is showing that you can trust it](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/tether/) > > # The backbone of the industry. > > If you want to support the Crypto industry as a whole, USDT is the stablecoin to hold. By holding USDC you are propping up Coinbase and Bitcoin, by holding BUSD you are propping up Binance. USDT is universal right now. It is the common stablecoin which is on all platforms. Yes it has links with bitfinex but it is more generalized than other stablecoins. > > &#x200B; > > # Nice Staking rates for small bag holders. > > A lot of platforms such as [Binance](https://www.binance.com/en/earn/usdt) offer good rates for staking USDT. Which means that you can be paid for supporting the crypto industry as a whole. This staking is safer than other cryptos since your main investment stays pegged to the dollar which has been shown to be the ultimate commodity in our inflationary cycle. > > &#x200B; > > # Tether like any crypto can be sent from a user to another. > > USDT can be your way to send money to your friend. USDT is free to move (you still have to pay the blockchain fees). This part can be a way to on-ramp your friend into the crypto ecosystem. You can send them some money on their newly created wallet and show them the way stablecoins work. > > &#x200B; > > # Conclusion: Advantages of a stablecoin and of market domination makes Tether the best one. > > Often people are speaking about USDT saying it should crumble under its own weight. They don't realize that the volume of USDT is so high that a large part of the market cap is actually exchanging hands. If tomorrow 20 billions or more are slashed directly from people's pockets this would create the biggest bloodbath in crypto history. Tether has become to huge to fail and its liquidity makes it the best one for users. > > It has all the advantages of a stablecoin and you should be able to trust it. It has existed for nearly 10 years and will surely exist for 10 years more ! ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Tether) to find submissions for other topics.

DBRiMatt

When I started here 4 years ago, I was just a CEX holder. Moons gave me a risk free opportunity to discover and understand the world of DeFi. Since then, I've done all sorts of things from native staking, to DEX liquidity provision, interacting with newer networks to received airdrops for my efforts. Thanks Moons!

aminok

Number DEX pools on Ethereum L2 is skyrocketing: [source](https://x.com/Uniswap/status/1798732990568091914)

Preston3399

If anyone is still looking out for a non-KYC exchange obviously other than the DEX then you can check out Bingx and Blofin. Bingx has good liquidity too. Blofin is a relatively new exchange but serves the purpose. For the long term, I would recommend getting used to the DEX'es. They're the future. :)

GroundAcrobatic2623

About one year ago I bought a DEX coin (on FTM), it did 100x today. If I had better timing it could be 300x, it's possible people, you just gota be extremly patient

Maxx3141

You should just try to make the swap again, using the DEX interface with the **exact same amount** you tried initially. There is a chance the website will recognize you are already halfway done and continue with the right step. Broadcasting a manual transaction isn't that hard - you can do it from the block explorer actually. The hard part is finding the correct input date and I'm not sure if I could make you this transaction. But if you manage to make a another swap for a very low amount (like the test you did for 1 OP) I could at least evaluate if its hard or easy by comparing two successful transactions.

Maxx3141

So, just making sure you look in the right spot: In Metamask, on Optimism network, you see no failed or incompelte transaction in the "Activity" tab? Then the next step would be: Go to the DEX, and enter the same amount you entered with your initial transaction (most likely 0**.**033 ETH) and see if it tries to start from the beginning or maybe picks up where you left last time. If that also doesn't work, there might be a possibility to manually call the execute command - but the input data for this will be pretty complicated, as it includes routing and a lot of possible inputs (29 in your successful tx)...