Yep. Becoming more decentralized on Switcheo, and fully decentralized on Demex, is the plan. Sorry it took me a while to get to the question

@redsparrow The level of decentralization is an interesting question. MakerDAO makes a great case study for decentralization vs government regulation. Think it is hard to assess some risks if there has been no previous events to refer from. The lawsuit is an indicator that the crypto & blockchain space needs its own set of regulations in times where a decision could not be enforced by the community.

Think the idea behind Switcheo Foundation is to have a DAO in the future.

Thanks for this information it is very helpful for me.

Sushiswap is becoming popular every day because of its unique features and facilities for investors. The rewards and the token distribution are very lucrative. The safety and security of the platform add to the benefit of the liquidity providers.

You can stake multiple crypto assets here on this platform and earn interest on your holding like nowhere else. Having said that, this exchange has a long way to go, it is just a novice in the market and needs to work on itself to provide better facilities.

@Juanito - Hi, Unfortunately, the proposal claimed from the SDF the exact number of tokens required to fulfil the unswapped users claims, so there are no additional tokens to distribute. As we have told others, if you can rally others who haven't claimed the procedure can be repeated, so long as somebody is prepared to do the legwork to make it happen via a proposal etc.

@newton I think it's a great idea for the team to colab with other worthy projects.