I just published “The State of Decentralized Exchanges”https://medium.com/p/the-state-of-decentralized-exchanges-235064446ab0 …
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With sufficiently secure and global decentralization, what lawyers think will be quite a bit less important than it is for centralized exchanges.
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It is really hard for people to understand decentralization. If decentralization is achieved, the lawyers have nothing to regulate. Build and release.
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While people still need to interact with legacy systems, whether currencies or commodities or institutions, those systems will continue to be able to reach in to some degree
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Exit and entry points. Over the next few years, those will be less relevant. Everytime someone accepts btc payment, the regulators lose more grip.
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Maybe, but not in a few years. Probably not in our lifetime. This shit happens slowly
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I guess to be clear I meant in a distributed trust minimized anonymous sense
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Anyone can add their "intent to trade" to the
@airswap indexer, which is like a searchable bulletin board. This enables peers to find each other so they can make trades. Read more about the indexer protocol herehttps://swap.tech/whitepaper/#indexer-protocol …
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