Hello Hive.

Making provision of all these interfaces for buying, selling or swapping leo and other layer two token is a commendable one.
This gives you a series of choice where you can both choose which one works best for you.

Well I think the major difference lies in the transaction fees they charge.
Trying to compare the three
I see that you can buy the same amount of 354leo tokens with a slightly different number of hive, the difference in number of hive is determined by the three exchanges.

Looking at leodex here you trade 354 leo for 50hive directly in the market.

This transaction goes automatically and you don't have to create a limit order of sale as the one we see in tribal dex where you set a limit order before sale is completed with 49.9hive instead of 50 in leodex.

Beeswap charges 49.2 hive for 354 leo tokens, a difference of 0.8 hive from the others.
This is as a result of the 0.25% transaction fees charged by beeswap.

Using ether of these exchanges you can buy, sell or swap leo and other layer two tokens.
Easy enough the hive keychain app has a browser where you can have access to leodex and beeswap so as to carry out these transactions from there.
For tribal dex you login through the hive engine wallet interface.

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