Decentralized exchanges are imperfect
The main reason is constant lack of liquidity, especially in long term run. Today even hugest decentralized exchanges have to face a lot of issues, especially in the periods of high load. That is why most traders prefer centralized exchanges, even despite their extremely high fees. There is a need to find out what causes such fees and why MoonX team concentrates on decentralized ownership.
When you run your own business, you try your best to increase your profits and decrease the expenses. It means that centralized exchanges cover interests of their owner only. For example, have you ever seen that platform, which makes fees lower without turning it in some kind of special even? Of course, you have not, because it is always about promo activity and users attraction. The same situation becomes more and more widespread in the field of the decentralized exchanges. Small group of users, which can make large impact on the rate changes, unites and rules the exchanges just like the developers team. Sometimes they make smart decision, sometimes they care about themselves only.
MoonX insists on implementation of decentralized ownership model. Every MoonX user gets some MoonX Money for operation within the platform or for contributing the community, so this person become the part of MoonX family. It means that this person earns ability to impact important decision and impress opinion about long-term development of the MoonX.
But what is the difference between decentralized exchange and decentralized ownership? In first case: the more token you have, that more value of your vote is. In second case: all member are equal, which means that MoonX government will work just like democracy should work. You may browse millions of different, exchanges, but you will never find platform, which is similar to MoonX.
Friendliness is the core
MoonX team clearly understands that platforms, where we can see good interaction of all members are much more profitable than platforms, where every member tries to get as much profit as it possible and platform owner do exactly the same. On MoonX platform development and constant interaction are in the middle!
All of the major humanity’s project were created by teams or even by whole countries. It is obvious that needs of community must be slightly higher that needs of particular user, even if this person own significant part of existing tokens. It will be much easier to prove it by example.
For instance, there will be need to increase commissions by 0,5% to cover increasing expenses for server maintenance. Most of users will be against such measure, but it would increase the demand for internal tokens on external market. Demand will cause the positive rate changes, which will make every MoonX money owner a little bit richer in long-term perspective.
It is great that more and more people within blockchain industry understand that instant profits are not available in most cases and it will be much wiser to focus on long-lasting projects. MoonX is one of the most ambitious projects, so what are you waiting for?
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