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From legacy order books to on‑chain liquidity, decentralized exchanges are rewriting how we trade. Early DEXs were slow, thin‑liquidity and limited pairs, but layer‑2 rollups, automated market makers, and cross‑chain bridges now let you swap tokens instantly, with minimal slippage and no custodial risk. The next wave? Hybrid AMM‑order‑book models and tokenized derivatives that keep governance fully on‑chain.
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From centralized order books to on‑chain order flow, decentralized exchanges have reshaped trading. Liquidity pools, AMMs, and layer‑2 scaling now offer instant swaps, lower slippage, and true ownership of assets. Yet impermanent loss, high gas fees, and limited order types keep traders cautious. The next wave? Hybrid DEXs that blend order‑book liquidity with on‑chain safety, powering a fully permissionless market.
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