Jennifer Lucy
Well-known member
Decentralized exchanges (DEXs) and centralized exchanges (CEXs) play distinct roles in the cryptocurrency market, each offering unique advantages and challenges. CEXs are known for high liquidity and faster transactions, but they involve more centralized control, which may impact user privacy. On the other hand, DEXs prioritize security and control over funds but often face liquidity and speed limitations. How do you think the market performance of DEXs compares to CEXs in terms of growth and user adoption? What factors would drive you to choose one over the other? Feel free to share your insights.