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This is good for Bitcoin. (really, we need more traffic to go to fully decentralized exchanges)

• randomopining 5y ago
  Can the DEX's work even if they are outlawed in the future?
  • codehalo 5y ago
    Can TCP/IP still work if it's outlawed?
  • dmantis 5y ago
    Like torrents or dark markets. Technically not a problem, but will cause more effort and risks for creators (goodbye VC backed "Decentralized" swaps) and higher costs for clients who will pay for covering those risks. I assure you, though, that some sneaky guy from Africa, Russia, Ukraine or China would always find his way to help people changing their money. Btw, in theory there is a way to create completely decentralized versions (hosting frontend on IPFS/torrents/other distributed storage) and the whole backend made on smart-contract, but it would be slower and harder to use than current systems with partially centralized backends and CDN js/static distribution.