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Uniswap (UNI) – The Leading Decentralized Exchange

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And that's around 216 million plus SHIB at the moment. Right now, I'm buying and accumulating. Hopefully, in the near future, the economy picks up, and we ride the bull into new ATHs. I might swap some of my tokens over at either UniSwap or Houdini Swap for some more SHIB.

Anyway, I am stacking up on LTC seeing a lot of Redditors lately being anti LTC. So I was wondering where does everyone stack or swap their LTC nowadays? Crypto.com and Coinbase for example have high fees when buying LTC. I was thinking of SushiSwap, Houdini Swap, or Uniswap or any alternatives you can think of that are DEXes.

But I suggest if you have a huge amount of crypto sitting in a CEX right now, it’s high time you take that off of CEXes and swap that over to Uniswap, PancakeSwap, Houdini Swap or whatever DEX swapping platform you use (maybe Curve?).

Along with Uni and Sushi I had been looking at other Decentralized exchanges. One I had been looking into was Bancor, they had announced a new liquidity mining program that I wanted to take part in but I was nervous to risk a lot of money in it.

Contract : 0xCB0F2466d8FF5db1E2A5C69D2C8eE1a6a1bfC81A available on https://uniswap.org/

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One popular DeFi application built on Ethereum is Uniswap. Uniswap is a decentralized exchange protocol that allows users to trade ERC-20 tokens directly from their Ethereum wallets. It utilizes smart contracts to enable trustless and automated token swaps, providing liquidity through liquidity pools.

Gas fees are not at 1000 gwei all the time, as some screenshots might suggest. You can see the historic average gas price on gasnow.org

Just noticed https://www.gasnow.org/ now redirects to www.bitcoin.org

There's your first mistake. Secondly, be in no doubt that BTC maxi culture isn't just some "slightly over the top allegiance". It genuinely is like a batshit crazy religious cult, but also organized. Check it out: https://www.gasnow.org has been purchased and now points to bitcoin.org. Crazy people do shit like that.

I think everyone already knows that https://www.gasnow.org/ will end all services at 16:00 UTC+0 on the 15th of October, 2021 .

swapping looks like its about 186 USD in fees so I would be aware of that , found this according to this site, be aware that site is going away in about 5 days. Also another thing to be aware as of right now eth gas fees are ridiculous 500+

also for exchanges not listed there like coinbase , who uses whatever network fees are when you do exchange, you can look here to see how much swap fee would be relatively speaking. Gas fees aren't really high right now so it may not be best judge of what you or your dad would be paying to transfer.

There are websites like this where you can view the fluctuation at certain times in the past week. Not necessary though as the lowest every week is pretty consistently 2-3am EST on mondays and Tuesdays

Depends on what the fees are at the time you want to Bridger over, keep track live average fees here as we have no control over them: https://www.gasnow.org/

This was my go to site to check gas prices when I was thinking of buying a particular token, as it shows at a glance approximately what it would cost in fees https://www.gasnow.org

Yesterday someone posted about alternatives to gasnow.org since they are calling it quits. The gas estimator service from Blocknative (blocknative.com/gas-estimator) was mentioned.