One of the most significant changes in human history in the twenty-first century has been the paradigm shift toward financial decentralization. There are many benefits to leaving the centralized financial system, but there are also economic biases in the end. Any economy must have financial democracy to thrive, and fortunately, this process has already started with the development of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. Many centralized exchanges today provide excellent services (convenience and dependability for their users), but they are run by centralized authorities that go against the fundamental tenets of blockchain technology—anonymity, transparency, and control. Conversely, wellestablished decentralized exchanges provide excellent anonymity and trust but fall short in terms of efficiency and convenience.
