DMEX: No-KYC Derivatives DEX With up To 100x Leverage

DMEX: No-KYC Derivatives DEX With up To 100x Leverage

DMEX is a decentralized anonymous margin trading exchange that doesn’t require KYC checks, simply generate a wallet inside the app and start trading. No KYC Because DMEX runs on a smart contract you do not need to register with your personal information. Simply generate a new wallet in-app and start trading right away. Asynchronous Matching Engine Most decentralized exchanges provide synchronous trade executions, which means you have to wait for the last trade to record on the blockchain before performing a new one. DMEX however, implements a state-of-the-art matching engine that....


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