Binance Dex?

in binance •  5 years ago  (edited)

This is an interesting turn of events no doubt. The whole idea of a DEX, at least in my view, is that it's not affected by the same laws that govern custodial services, so when I read the news, I could not help but to be confused. Is it not a DEX then?



Unlike most of the people who got involved with BTC in the early days, I don't particularly recoil in terror when the notion of regulations is brought up. Yes, It doesn't make me smile, but I think it's almost inevitable if this whole "crypto thing" is ever to truly take off.

Why? Because as far as I know, there's been no macro examples of anarcho capitalism, and since we are aiming for macro, we must face the music. That being said, I never expected a DEX (decentralized exchanges) to ever be touched by any mortal law, since there's no custodial services to begin with. Of course, there's always going to be liabilities, but in a DEX the guilty parties are just poorly written code, and not a badly administered company.

When Binance announced that their newly launched DEX would be blocking IP addresses from countries with heavy handed regulatory entities, I must confess I laughed a bit, but dug in a little deeper, to find out a plausible why. As it turns out, an Ethereum DEX, Etherdelta, is currently in the crosshairs and this might just be CZ playing it real safe.

At any rate, there's always VPNs and I don't think this is going to stop the growth of the exchange a whole lot. Even with the hack, and all the FUD, they've kept on keeping on and show no signs of slowing down, so why would they stop now.

MenO

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Excellent review @meno and you are right, any proxy will bypass all Binance restrictions!

How is it decentralized but it has a list of blocked ip's?

It's so decentralized that there's a central list that decides who can join the decentralized network or not..

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It's as dexy as it's gonna get it seems. Hahah

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Get your fintech right here, we got "transparency ** ", we have "immutability * " we have "trustless transactions *"

Exceptions Apply

#gimmick

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What about ownership of your own tokens through private keys, does that pass as anything of value???

Undoubtedly.

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I think they want to avoid being pulled into a jurisdictional grey area which would risk the buisness model from the start. As it scales, it is more difficult to avoid a DEX from expanding.

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I believe the only way to do a DEX is to not talk about it, take the Satoshi route, build and release and let people build on it

The mistake Binance made was associating, so anything taking place gives them burden of dealing with it

We appreciate Satoshi wisdom more when we see the hands of government

Binance dex a most valuable project for crypto community. To keep crypto safe.

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