Cryptocurrency Exchanges are a marketplace to trade & invest in cryptocurrencies. The Centralised Exchanges (CEX) & Decentralised Exchanges (DEX) in the crypto market have always been in conflict with each other.
DEXs are peer-to-peer marketplaces where buyers & sellers make transactions directly without the need of an intermediary. DEX makes use of smart contracts & Blockchain ledgers to function.
CEXs are a type of cryptocurrency exchange that is operated by a company that owns it in a centralised manner. The company is in-charge of the funds and is regulated by banks & government.
We cannot determine a clear winner of DEX vs CEX because both of them have their own pros & cons. Let’s dive into details of what makes DEX different from CEX:
In the DeFi space, transactions are seldom simple or straightforward. But, sometimes a user’s desired intent might be to carry multiple transactions. Example: buying/selling more than one tokens using a Decentralised Exchange (DEX). This is not supported by any DEXs.
DZap is a new decentralized platform that allows multiple swaps in a single transaction. DZap aims to “Unify multi-step processes in DeFi into one”. Hence, batch buy/sell multiple tokens at once without having to go through multiple swaps.
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