Hello, Not so long ago, I discovered decentralized exchanges. The fact is that each of my researches is not suitable for several reasons.
For example, take a waves, everything suited until I learned that they have a centralized order matcher. Orders for purchase and sale do not exist on the network, but only in a specific matcher (aka server) that is centralized and owned by Waves Inc.
Then I discovered bitshares. Transactions do exist in the network, and not centralized. But they recently introduced percentage of 0.1% for purchase diivatives, simply kills all my trading strategy. Especially if you go in with a major investment. It's a huge, espesially if you have 500-1000 orders per year, for example.
Then I discovered the Stellar. The volume of trading is not so great, but still it is more than many decentralized exchanges.
In this regard, I have several questions:
Are orders in the stellar network decentralized? if I install my own node, can I get orders for purchase, sale, transaction history, etc. using queries to my local server (full node)?
What privileges will I get on my own node? Will I be able to confirm the blocks, collect commissions from orders... anything else ?
What are the commissions for the transactions? Are they fixed or in percentage terms? I mean not the usual transactions on the network, but orders to buy and sell derivatives. Where is the guarantee that tomorrow, community will not decide to enter commissions for transactions in a percentage ratio, as it was done in bitshares ?
How are CNY in the Stellar network ensured? Gateway's or something else ?
Thanks, and sorry for my english
