Today we’re going to be talking about something called a crypto decentralized exchange or DEX. We’ll cover how crypto decentralized cryptocurrency exchanges work, as well as some of the risks associated with them.

    So, what is a decentralized cryptocurrency exchange? Traditionally, asset exchanges have always been run by centralized companies, so decentralized exchanges or DEX are indeed the opposite – asset exchanges with no central authority to guarantee liquidity in the market. Instead, this is done via algorithms.

    Stay tuned for the full video to see decentralized exchanges explained in detail. And we’ll also share with you examples of some of the best decentralized cryptocurrency exchange platforms. Have your own top decentralized exchanges in mind? Let us know in the comments!

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    00:00 Intro
    00:42 What is a DEX?
    02:01 DEX risks
    03:58 Popular DEXs
    05:17 Basic exchange example
    09:03 Recap

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