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Title: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: juwon55 on November 06, 2018, 01:31:21 PM Is cryptocurrency dead? As long as cryptocurrencies exist, there will always be platforms to exchange/trade crypto. If you’re referring to start-ups exchanges, they may be facing serious challenges which maybe threatening to their existence. One of the problems the cryptospace is facing is copy and paste and repetition of projects with different names, innovation and creativity is fading out in the space.
Let us compare the older cryptocurrency exchange platforms like (Coinbase, Bitfinex, Bitmex, Kraken, Gemini, Poloniex, Bittrex, Gate.io, and Huobi) to the new ones like (Bitforex, Indodax, Coinbe , Hotbit , DigiFinex). Why are the new crypto exchange platforms struggling to hit the lime light?. Binance is about a year old and has made much impact in the cryptospace, why can’t other cryptocurrency exchange start-ups follow suit? 1. Lack of funds 2. The market has already been saturated 3. No original ideas The big exchange platforms are gaining more grounds everywhere, this making the space more competitive. Nevertheless, some start-ups are really making much sense and are impacting immensely to the blockchain and cryptocurrency space. For any startup to pave through the crowd, it's idea and technology must be very solid. One of the start-ups to look out for is BLOCKCHAIN BOARD OF DERIVATIVES, the platform combines both centralized and decentralized features of Blockchain to stay aloof the crowd in the space. This is a all-in-one trading platform, that is going to be welcomed when it is launched. At BBOD users control the destiny of their own funds. BBOD runs a non-custodial smart contract wallet system where all account balances are held by a decentralised smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain. Centralised entities are too often hacked, BBOD adopts hybrid approach to decentralised safety combined with a centralised trading engine ensures the security of your funds whilst maintaining blazing fast transactions speeds, thereby giving the platform an edge over other exchange start-ups. This is not the only Crypto exchange that is making impact, there are several others who make making the revolution worthwhile, so Crypto exchanges are far from dead. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: NeuroticFish on November 06, 2018, 03:34:23 PM so Crypto exchanges are far from dead. Of course they are far from dead. As a matter of fact, more and more exchanges just come to life. So I am not sure that's the reason for this thread. Maybe there's not so much fuzz anymore around the exchanges, but I think that's closer to normality. Just as similarity: how many news you've seen about the exchange house from the airport? Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: totality_ai on November 06, 2018, 06:07:23 PM The idea of creating another big, dinosaur website like Binance or Coinbase is dead.
Creating a global network of accountless, cross-platform exchanges is the new business model. Here is an example of what I'm working on. http://demo.instantcrypto.exchange (http://demo.instantcrypto.exchange) Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Mahanton on November 06, 2018, 08:48:11 PM so Crypto exchanges are far from dead. Of course they are far from dead. As a matter of fact, more and more exchanges just come to life. So I am not sure that's the reason for this thread. Maybe there's not so much fuzz anymore around the exchanges, but I think that's closer to normality. Just as similarity: how many news you've seen about the exchange house from the airport? Lots of them pops-out and far from dead. Newly plausible exchangers might launch sooner yet owners do see this as a good business afterall. Its good for us traders and investors yet we do have lots of options. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: hermankoles on November 06, 2018, 10:22:43 PM exchange is divided into decentralization and centralization, both of which have advantages and disadvantages of each. centralization generally has large users and large volumes but they are vulnerable in the top. decentralization exchange offers higher security but they don't have enough users and trading volumes.
it would be very great if the BBOD approach was adopted to provide their own advantages and minimize their shortcomings Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Maricel2017 on November 06, 2018, 10:57:54 PM Until crypto currency is there still there are exchange continue to exist, we know that there are many trusted exchange but there are also scam exchange that we need to avoid investing with them. Before we invest in one exchange just look first their trust feedback as our basis if it is worth it to put money and used to trade.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: xi_vii on November 07, 2018, 01:03:51 AM Hello there! Do you really think about that? Crypto world never get the death, because: firts of all is - illegal market with the higes point of exchanges and the second is - decentralization of marketplace.
If you really want to know about that, you may look for some database. For example is https://crypto-data.world. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: hugeblack on November 07, 2018, 02:43:40 AM People tend to innovate and if these platforms can’t offer new advantages, they will certainly die.
It is complicated because you can do everything and lose all trading volume "Nokia" or do nothing and still wanted "Blockchain.info" One of the start-ups to look out for is BLOCKCHAIN BOARD OF DERIVATIVES, the platform combines both centralized and decentralized features of Blockchain to stay aloof the crowd in the space. This is an all-in-one trading platform, that is going to be welcomed when it is launched. I do not have any information about that platform but their idea seems good.I think the future of platforms that allow you to have a cold store of your cryptos plus the possibility of exchange "linking hardware wallets and trading platforms." Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: BagzMM on November 07, 2018, 12:10:13 PM Of course i don't think it's dead, though market is fluctuating but it doesn't mean that way. Sometimes we believe on many speculations over the internet without knowing the real situation.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: bitbunnny on November 07, 2018, 12:48:11 PM I can't figure out what is the meaning of this thread.
Exchanges are still live and kicking just they have to adjust their businesses according to very strict legal regulations. So the only issues that might appear are in this area. Also, users have bigger and biggers demands they have to respect in order to keep their business but trading and exchanging cryptocurrencies is living and growing process, definetely not dead. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: St4yInTh3D4rk on November 07, 2018, 12:55:31 PM The crypto exchanges will be alive as long as the crypto currencies were in usage but particular exchanges may die if they are having bad customer support and issue in their service or some other better trading platform will make that to die but for now there were lot of exchanges but only few were used by most people so other will literally die in near future.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: jeniferqueen0409 on November 07, 2018, 03:03:57 PM We trust the future of crypto, we will never think the exchange will die. Exchanges are a prerequisite for the existence of crypto, all fluctuations in each stage are consistent with market rules, so there is nothing to worry about it.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Xiroartoni on November 07, 2018, 07:21:34 PM Is cryptocurrency dead? As long as cryptocurrencies exist, there will always be platforms to exchange/trade crypto. If you’re referring to start-ups exchanges, they may be facing serious challenges which maybe threatening to their existence. One of the problems the cryptospace is facing is copy and paste and repetition of projects with different names, innovation and creativity is fading out in the space. I see no reason to panic. Cryptocurrency is developing by leaps and bounds and it is clearly visible. As a result, new exchanges are emerging that are adjusting to new conditions for survival in this fast-growing sphere. We only have time to watch a chunk of news time to change, to comfortable to move in this direction. Give cryptocurrency to everyone!Let us compare the older cryptocurrency exchange platforms like (Coinbase, Bitfinex, Bitmex, Kraken, Gemini, Poloniex, Bittrex, Gate.io, and Huobi) to the new ones like (Bitforex, Indodax, Coinbe , Hotbit , DigiFinex). Why are the new crypto exchange platforms struggling to hit the lime light?. Binance is about a year old and has made much impact in the cryptospace, why can’t other cryptocurrency exchange start-ups follow suit? 1. Lack of funds 2. The market has already been saturated 3. No original ideas The big exchange platforms are gaining more grounds everywhere, this making the space more competitive. Nevertheless, some start-ups are really making much sense and are impacting immensely to the blockchain and cryptocurrency space. For any startup to pave through the crowd, it's idea and technology must be very solid. One of the start-ups to look out for is BLOCKCHAIN BOARD OF DERIVATIVES, the platform combines both centralized and decentralized features of Blockchain to stay aloof the crowd in the space. This is a all-in-one trading platform, that is going to be welcomed when it is launched. At BBOD users control the destiny of their own funds. BBOD runs a non-custodial smart contract wallet system where all account balances are held by a decentralised smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain. Centralised entities are too often hacked, BBOD adopts hybrid approach to decentralised safety combined with a centralised trading engine ensures the security of your funds whilst maintaining blazing fast transactions speeds, thereby giving the platform an edge over other exchange start-ups. This is not the only Crypto exchange that is making impact, there are several others who make making the revolution worthwhile, so Crypto exchanges are far from dead. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: LTU_btc on November 08, 2018, 11:23:26 AM It's normal thing that old exchanges occupied biggest part of market. They been here for long and they got solid number of users in all these years. Their users just don't see any reasons to go somewhere else. It's difficult fir new exchanges because in mostly cases they don't have anything new to offer and basically they have same features as old exchanges. But for example, we can see that decentralized exchanges earned their share of market. And offcourse, it's not that easy to earn trust of users, tgey don't want to put their money in not wery well known places.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: gamechangers on November 08, 2018, 01:00:38 PM Truly, there are several copy and paste exchanges emerging nowadays. No original idea but primarily aimed at cheating their customers. We are still going to witness more exchanges emerge as time goes on because the cryptocurrency world is getting bigger. Some exchanges will naturally die due to reputations issue.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Shafiqul Islam on November 08, 2018, 01:13:57 PM Many take and non popular exchanges will be dead in future but popular and trusted exchanges Never dead . Binance, houbi,digifinex, coinbene, kraken, kucoin, idax ,bitfinex,okex,gate.io, latoken exchanges never be dead.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: BlueStackz on November 09, 2018, 06:52:06 AM Is cryptocurrency dead? As long as cryptocurrencies exist, there will always be platforms to exchange/trade crypto. If you’re referring to start-ups exchanges, they may be facing serious challenges which maybe threatening to their existence. One of the problems the cryptospace is facing is copy and paste and repetition of projects with different names, innovation and creativity is fading out in the space. I believe the reason why most of the new exchanges don’t make it is because people don’t see the need to go for another exchange while they already got the one they are trading that is even more reliable. Let us compare the older cryptocurrency exchange platforms like (Coinbase, Bitfinex, Bitmex, Kraken, Gemini, Poloniex, Bittrex, Gate.io, and Huobi) to the new ones like (Bitforex, Indodax, Coinbe , Hotbit , DigiFinex). Why are the new crypto exchange platforms struggling to hit the lime light?. Binance is about a year old and has made much impact in the cryptospace, why can’t other cryptocurrency exchange start-ups follow suit? 1. Lack of funds 2. The market has already been saturated 3. No original ideas The big exchange platforms are gaining more grounds everywhere, this making the space more competitive. Nevertheless, some start-ups are really making much sense and are impacting immensely to the blockchain and cryptocurrency space. For any startup to pave through the crowd, it's idea and technology must be very solid. One of the start-ups to look out for is BLOCKCHAIN BOARD OF DERIVATIVES, the platform combines both centralized and decentralized features of Blockchain to stay aloof the crowd in the space. This is a all-in-one trading platform, that is going to be welcomed when it is launched. At BBOD users control the destiny of their own funds. BBOD runs a non-custodial smart contract wallet system where all account balances are held by a decentralised smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain. Centralised entities are too often hacked, BBOD adopts hybrid approach to decentralised safety combined with a centralised trading engine ensures the security of your funds whilst maintaining blazing fast transactions speeds, thereby giving the platform an edge over other exchange start-ups. This is not the only Crypto exchange that is making impact, there are several others who make making the revolution worthwhile, so Crypto exchanges are far from dead. And most times these new exchanges are scam, so nobody wants to take that risk of losing their money out of carelessness while they should have remained with the ones they trusted. I also don’t see the need for having so many exchanges on the platform while all are the same, although it’s all about competition. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: darasinmi4show on November 09, 2018, 10:28:26 AM Crypto exchange is not dead. However, the only thing that happened to centralised is that they are not working or function well this day. Now, people trend to be trading better on decentralized exchange this day.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Slow death on November 09, 2018, 01:43:37 PM One of the problems the cryptospace is facing is copy and paste and repetition of projects with different names, innovation and creativity is fading out in the space. The scammers have found a way to make easy money: the exchanges that are being created every day. Let us compare the older cryptocurrency exchange platforms like (Coinbase, Bitfinex, Bitmex, Kraken, Gemini, Poloniex, Bittrex, Gate.io, and Huobi) to the new ones like (Bitforex, Indodax, Coinbe , Hotbit , DigiFinex). Why are the new crypto exchange platforms struggling to hit the lime light?. Binance is about a year old and has made much impact in the cryptospace In this comparison I think I see Coinbase and Binance as the best exchanges, the other exchange still has much to improve why can’t other cryptocurrency exchange start-ups follow suit? 1. Lack of funds 2. The market has already been saturated 3. No original ideas In my opinion are: 1 -) lack of honesty on the part of the creators of exchange 2 -) lack of transparency on the part of exchange 3 -) has no new ideas 4 -) Lack of responsibility on the part of exchange 5 -) Exchange does not have physical office to improve customer service and convey confidence to its customers Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: BitHodler on November 09, 2018, 06:19:51 PM Crypto exchange is not dead. However, the only thing that happened to centralised is that they are not working or function well this day. It all depends on the exchange you are using. Binance is doing a superb job in making sure their users are satisfied in every possible way. Kraken has significantly improved their user experience as well.Don't let exchanges as Yobit, Cryptopia, HitBTC make you believe that all exchanges are shit, because they aren't. I know the options of exchanges without KYC/AML are very limited, but that's only going to get worse. Soon every exchange will follow. Now, people trend to be trading better on decentralized exchange this day. I wish they did. The reality however is that decentralized exchanges don't provide people the convenience and liquidity that centralized exchanges offer. I don't think much will change in the coming years.Centralized exchanges overall seem to improve slowly but surely, which means that if they no longer mess up as badly as they used to do, there is less reason for people to switch to decentralized exchanges. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Timmzzy on November 09, 2018, 10:32:41 PM All that depends on the Exchanger it's self, just like we have binance, bittrex and so have you. They are popular due to their services rendered to people and it's well recommend among all so say if I think Exchangers are dead it should be from how they started the projects.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: gentlemand on November 10, 2018, 12:59:01 AM It's like Bitcoin itself, the longer something stays out in front, the slimmer the chance there is of it being usurped.
Going forward, the idea of launching a brand new exchange and it taking any significant market share will seem like an impossible task. The most successful ones will become bigger and ever more entrenched. It's a feedback loop. More users, more liquidity, less reason to go anywhere else. Throw in the ever dependable exit scams that nothing exchanges get up to and the reasons for trying anything new look less enticing than ever. Non custodial stuff is the only way a new exchange could gain ground. Even then many would want it to run for a long time without glitches before being totally comfortable with it. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Sadlife on November 10, 2018, 01:03:14 PM Nope despite its bearish trend and price manipulation btc and other crypto currencies are pretty much progressing and gaining attention too the many corporate and institutional investors, countries, merchants, commerce. Just because the price is depleting it doesn't mean its failing sometimes we need to analyze the fundementals to see the potential of digital assets.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Kevin77 on November 11, 2018, 01:58:37 PM ~snip Unless we really want to be deceiving ourselves, everyone in this space is just busy looking out for their own pockets. I know centralized exchanges really speak against everything that the decentralized space is all about, but right now when it comes to usability, features, and liquidity, they just seem more like a necessary evil at the moment when compared to decentralized exchanges.Not sure what the future holds, but at least for now we just have to do with what is available isn't it ? I know the risk is huge but one way or the other, since there is not much of a choice, we will just have to find a way to keep minimizing the risks, which in this case, I spread my trading fund across 3 different exchanges, and I do not put on exchange what I am not trading; as simple as that. Crypto exchanges are not dead but whether they will in the long run, that would only be possible with something that will hit the whole space in general for us to have every exchanges hit. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: bitcoinrays on November 14, 2018, 05:38:26 AM People tend to innovate and if these platforms can’t offer new advantages, they will certainly die. What other ideas are left for them to offer? I think the best thing is to stop them from releasing more exchanges they just don’t make any sense, cause they still won’t offer anything new. The only thing they can do is to offer a lesser fees, but to me that doesn’t count. There is a lot of competition but the bigger exchanges that has been around for long will always carry the cup.It is complicated because you can do everything and lose all trading volume "Nokia" or do nothing and still wanted "Blockchain.info" One of the start-ups to look out for is BLOCKCHAIN BOARD OF DERIVATIVES, the platform combines both centralized and decentralized features of Blockchain to stay aloof the crowd in the space. This is an all-in-one trading platform, that is going to be welcomed when it is launched. I do not have any information about that platform but their idea seems good.I think the future of platforms that allow you to have a cold store of your cryptos plus the possibility of exchange "linking hardware wallets and trading platforms." Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: jrrsparkles on November 14, 2018, 06:11:03 PM No,they will be alive until the cryptos are exchanging from one to another,but lot of new exchanges were struggling to make the daily volumes just because of the bearish market since people want just to hols their coins to recover from the losses then how they can make the trades at the exchanges.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Shinpako09 on November 14, 2018, 10:52:28 PM What makes you think of it? Of course they won't as long as crypto exist they will continue to exist too. Even a site that has been reported they got hacked still manage to get back and still got a lot of traders. Just like gambling site, exchange site are also escalating. If you think the site doesn't seem good to you or been lacking of something you are looking for. You're free to find another one.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Terrexa_Exchange on November 15, 2018, 08:57:21 AM No, Exchanges aren't dead!
However, they may be changing. Up until recently, the standard has been for centralised, custodial exchanges, like the big names everyone knows Coinbase, Binance, Kraken etc. That trend seems to be changing somewhat, in the sense that newer exchange types are opening and reaching a level of maturity. Non-custodial (straight exchange services) are cropping up and making a mark - especially those that facilitate fiat entry - not everyone can mine or produce cryptocurrency, they need to start somewhere. Decentralised exchanges are gaining popularity - even though liquidity isn't high right now, the more people that use them the liquidity will increase. Atomic swaps, it's not an exchange as such but a method of exchanging between individuals that could become more prevalent in the future as the market grows. I have a vague idea/theory about the roles of different types of exchanges in the future, but that needs more research and "fleshing out" before I can explain it so that it makes sense. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Femhab on November 15, 2018, 03:48:22 PM I think what makes exchanges gets volume is the reliability. Most traders prefers an exchange that is user friendly, faster trade engine, secured(not prone to hackers) and most especially bounty programs. And more so talking of binance they have enough capital to organize bounty that will attract the traders and more so, they don't do shit coins.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: canaveralnonie on November 16, 2018, 05:25:25 AM Based on author's on this thread.
1. Lack of funds 2. The market has already been saturated 3. No original ideas Saying those list in such visible perspective of yours is quite interesting and obvious too, but it's does not mean that this market is already dead. If the crypto is dead, this bitcointalk.org will also dead too. As long as this site is active, the crypto market is also active and prove it's flexibility and strong survivability at some way. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: rickadone on November 16, 2018, 04:52:02 PM Based on author's on this thread. As long as cryptocurrency space is very much active, there is pretty no reason for the crypto exchanges to even be dying.1. Lack of funds 2. The market has already been saturated 3. No original ideas Saying those list in such visible perspective of yours is quite interesting and obvious too, but it's does not mean that this market is already dead. If the crypto is dead, this bitcointalk.org will also dead too. As long as this site is active, the crypto market is also active and prove it's flexibility and strong survivability at some way. The space is big enough, the space is growing every single day, more users are coming in, institutional traders and investors are trying to pick the little they can now, and in a way we are being exposed gradually to mainstream adoption, and from this angle where I stand, I feel we do not even have enough exchanges to cover for how big this space is going to get yet. Also, considering how much the likes of binance are making from trading fees as well as withdrawal and deposits daily, then obviously, it does not look like something that is dead to me. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Babyrica0226 on November 21, 2018, 10:34:06 PM Is cryptocurrency dead? As long as cryptocurrencies exist, there will always be platforms to exchange/trade crypto. If you’re referring to start-ups exchanges, they may be facing serious challenges which maybe threatening to their existence. One of the problems the cryptospace is facing is copy and paste and repetition of projects with different names, innovation and creativity is fading out in the space. Let us compare the older cryptocurrency exchange platforms like (Coinbase, Bitfinex, Bitmex, Kraken, Gemini, Poloniex, Bittrex, Gate.io, and Huobi) to the new ones like (Bitforex, Indodax, Coinbe , Hotbit , DigiFinex). Why are the new crypto exchange platforms struggling to hit the lime light?. Binance is about a year old and has made much impact in the cryptospace, why can’t other cryptocurrency exchange start-ups follow suit? 1. Lack of funds 2. The market has already been saturated 3. No original ideas The big exchange platforms are gaining more grounds everywhere, this making the space more competitive. Nevertheless, some start-ups are really making much sense and are impacting immensely to the blockchain and cryptocurrency space. For any startup to pave through the crowd, it's idea and technology must be very solid. One of the start-ups to look out for is BLOCKCHAIN BOARD OF DERIVATIVES, the platform combines both centralized and decentralized features of Blockchain to stay aloof the crowd in the space. This is a all-in-one trading platform, that is going to be welcomed when it is launched. At BBOD users control the destiny of their own funds. BBOD runs a non-custodial smart contract wallet system where all account balances are held by a decentralised smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain. Centralised entities are too often hacked, BBOD adopts hybrid approach to decentralised safety combined with a centralised trading engine ensures the security of your funds whilst maintaining blazing fast transactions speeds, thereby giving the platform an edge over other exchange start-ups. This is not the only Crypto exchange that is making impact, there are several others who make making the revolution worthwhile, so Crypto exchanges are far from dead. Well, its just your opinion and speculations only. I don't believe that crypto are dead, perhaps according to my insight about you was that you are not a real trader. Because the real behavior of a good traders is not what you are thinking it now, its not because when the market its in the moon we can say crypto is alive and when the market is falling down we will say crypto is dead, what kind of mindset is that which you had in your mind. Come on! this is trading what would you expect, the market here was moving not only for buying but of course for selling it too, Where is your common sense? in this situation of the market you don't understand it well. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: bongbong2014 on November 22, 2018, 02:49:12 AM Although there are many barriers and challenges for crypto but I believe it just started and it will not die. It can be adjusted many times but it will gradually stabilize as institutional investors enter the market.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Bhugz09 on November 22, 2018, 03:38:22 AM How can be dead if we are stikl trading or tokens and converting into a real currency? As long as bitcoin exist, cryptocurrency will never be dead.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: krassy on November 22, 2018, 02:31:16 PM According to your reasoning, if the planet runs out of raw materials or prices fall,the commodity exchange will be closed? Of course this will not happen. The same with cryptocurrency, since it exists and actively interacts in the economic space, the demand for the exchange of one currency to another will exist. Only the number of crypto-exchanges, their quality may decrease, and many may close and leave the market, but such exchanges exist for our purposes.They can only die with the death of cryptocurrency or Fiat.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: BlueStackz on November 24, 2018, 06:20:59 AM One thing you need to know is that ideas never finish. When you think this is over, that’s when you will start to see plenty of new ideas. And of course, some ideas might be similar but they will always try to do something new and a bit different than the old one. And when you see the new style of which they have chose to display that same old idea, you will prefer it than the other. So people never run out of ideas.
Trading site can really be dead if no users,traders and investors use their site like the btc and alts will not move or will not grow so they will force to close their site still i think we have a lot of good trading site here for investment so you can avoid to not use the not good trading site then if you not really trust some trading site you can use some wallets here like coinomi,hardwallet and more like save your btc and alts there that you use for investment Not having new ideas is not even it. I think any new exchange would be able to compete with the others if they do the right thing and offer good services to traders and investors. People like to try out new things despite that most of them are afraid that it’s likely to be scam, but when they try it and see that it is safe then they will start to spread word about it. But I’m not the type of person that goes from one place to another, once I get what I need I will just stick to that. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: lenovop-70 on November 24, 2018, 07:22:41 AM The market wont dead (IMHO), as crypto still growth and new alt's born daily, and im sure the "new market" will develope with their new ideas to make investor stay hold their trading activities inside the market.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: pragna on November 25, 2018, 02:59:17 PM Of course i don't think it's dead, though market is fluctuating but it doesn't mean that way. Sometimes we believe on many speculations over the internet without knowing the real situation. Yes i am agree with you. There are still lots of token volume trading into crypto market. So if anyone say crypto market is dead they are living in fools paradise. Every exchanger doing fully trade in 24 hours. So don't give panic with such kind of news. Claver person now investing into market and they will be big gainer in near future. Be stay with market. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: jeantyo1 on November 27, 2018, 03:35:08 PM I think it’s natural that old crypto exchanges are responsible for the biggest part of the market. Large exchanges like CEX (https://cex.io/) or Coinbase have a significant number of users. It’s difficult for new exchanges to attract a lot of users because they have nothing new to offer. They can’t reinvent the idea of a crypto exchange.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Impulseboy on November 27, 2018, 05:39:16 PM Like everyone before has said, crypto exchanges are not dead despite the fluctuations happening in the market. That being said, I wonder if because of this, a new crypto exchange network might emerge? Something that might be better than what we have today. What do you think?
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: itsmattchan on November 27, 2018, 05:57:29 PM So I'm part of a team actually building a decentralized trading platform right now (https://trade.lakeproject.co), here's my 2 cents:
- I don't think exchanges are dead, it's just a bear market and crypto winter right now, the next bull run interest will flood back - You're totally right, being a new startup in this space is tough, especially in this market - The market is saturated with centralized exchanges, but DEXes have barely taken off yet, and the UX is lacking. I think there are many value-adds that startups can bring to drive adoption of DEXes - I think we'll continue to see more Hybrid exchanges, that's something we're working on as well, a central place to trade anywhere, to solve the liquidity problem It's still early days, so we're not too worried during this crypto winter, we're in this for the long haul. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Seranium on November 28, 2018, 08:19:27 PM Crypto exchanges are not dead, it is just that there are a lot less people trading and investing in such conditions.
BUT there are good ideas and exchange platforms being built at the moment. There is one exchange that will offer copy-trading and algo trading to its customers. You will be able to follow and the trades of a chosen trader. It is called - Covesting (Regulate by Gibraltar, DLT license) Their token-economics are not to be missed. -50% fee reduction when trading through COV-pair pairs - You will need to buy COV to be able to follow a trader. - You will need to buy and lock COV to unlock access to algo trading. - Token burning - 50% of the exchange fees will go to burning the token. So NO, I don't think that innovative and regulated exchanges are dead, it is just that the market is in a very bad situation. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: NeoMyHero on November 30, 2018, 10:13:07 AM Is cryptocurrency dead? As long as cryptocurrencies exist, there will always be platforms to exchange/trade crypto. If you’re referring to start-ups exchanges, they may be facing serious challenges which maybe threatening to their existence. One of the problems the cryptospace is facing is copy and paste and repetition of projects with different names, innovation and creativity is fading out in the space. It’s a normal thing for new exchanges to face difficult times, but with time they will always get better if they are legit, cause the scammers will always drop out with what they have gotten from investors. But this doesn’t mean that it is over for every exchanger in the crypto market, cause a lot of them are doing just fine, especially the ones that have been around for long. And I think new exchangers only faces challenges if they didn’t plan very well before starting.Let us compare the older cryptocurrency exchange platforms like (Coinbase, Bitfinex, Bitmex, Kraken, Gemini, Poloniex, Bittrex, Gate.io, and Huobi) to the new ones like (Bitforex, Indodax, Coinbe , Hotbit , DigiFinex). Why are the new crypto exchange platforms struggling to hit the lime light?. Binance is about a year old and has made much impact in the cryptospace, why can’t other cryptocurrency exchange start-ups follow suit? 1. Lack of funds 2. The market has already been saturated 3. No original ideas The big exchange platforms are gaining more grounds everywhere, this making the space more competitive. Nevertheless, some start-ups are really making much sense and are impacting immensely to the blockchain and cryptocurrency space. For any startup to pave through the crowd, it's idea and technology must be very solid. One of the start-ups to look out for is BLOCKCHAIN BOARD OF DERIVATIVES, the platform combines both centralized and decentralized features of Blockchain to stay aloof the crowd in the space. This is a all-in-one trading platform, that is going to be welcomed when it is launched. At BBOD users control the destiny of their own funds. BBOD runs a non-custodial smart contract wallet system where all account balances are held by a decentralised smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain. Centralised entities are too often hacked, BBOD adopts hybrid approach to decentralised safety combined with a centralised trading engine ensures the security of your funds whilst maintaining blazing fast transactions speeds, thereby giving the platform an edge over other exchange start-ups. This is not the only Crypto exchange that is making impact, there are several others who make making the revolution worthwhile, so Crypto exchanges are far from dead. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: pinoyden on November 30, 2018, 02:08:18 PM Yes that is also what im thinking about . crypto exchange can also die along with decline in the price of crypto because people are now cashing out their assets out of the exchange if they feel that there is no hope in the recovery of the coins but this can happen rarely on some other exchange especially if they have a poor service .
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Rkss4 on November 30, 2018, 05:07:55 PM Fake news, this type of fake news hampers the crypto.. Bitcoin exchanges dead when all cryptocurrency will dead. But some decentralized exchanges are dead. But centralised exchange alive.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: BlueStackz on December 01, 2018, 05:41:31 AM Are you referring to exchanges that have been around for a long time or the ones that are still starting up newly? If it’s for the old ones, nah, they have no problem cause their foundation is already rock solid. The only ones that can have problem is the new ones, but with good plans they are likely to succeed.
Not having original ideas might not really be much of a problem, because sometimes people do copy and still reach a level to compete with the original. What’s likely to be a problem is lack of funds. If there is no funds, then its making no sense. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: suzukiy on December 02, 2018, 03:09:22 AM exchanges will not die, because at this time many new exchanges are emerging, even new exchanges are better than existing exchanges, so this is a sign that the exchange will not die, the more exchange the better for crytpcurrency development. we as users can freely choose an exchange that matches the strategy and has a low fee.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: hta on December 02, 2018, 03:49:00 AM I think the market will be quiet for a long time (a few years) then recover.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: rangnatht on December 02, 2018, 03:56:38 AM Crypto exchange are dead, it's not a good thing to say about it. Their are so many exchanges open everyday and also many exchanges already operating their operation in the present time. Their are so many problems we are seeing in new exchanges and also some old exchanges and the main problem is lack of liquidity. But these are the common problems and it's does not means that crypto exchanges are dead. Crypto world is continuously growing and still their is more possibilities in the future. And once more people attracted in the market then liquidity is coming in the exchange. People should be more aware before using exchange because in the past their are so many scam happend in the name of the exchange.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: bering on December 02, 2018, 05:47:12 AM The price of majority cryptocurrencies indeed fall but don't mean people not interested to trade again and big exchange such as binance or bittrex were never lack of traders as you can see from their market statistics that there are thousand of btc traded for every 24 hour and local exchange such as indodax also have plenty of active traders although their volume trade is not high such as big exchange but the market still alive
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Meowth05 on December 02, 2018, 03:15:25 PM so Crypto exchanges are far from dead. Of course they are far from dead. As a matter of fact, more and more exchanges just come to life. So I am not sure that's the reason for this thread. Maybe there's not so much fuzz anymore around the exchanges, but I think that's closer to normality. Just as similarity: how many news you've seen about the exchange house from the airport? Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: WackMack on December 03, 2018, 12:32:35 AM On most exchanges, trading volumes have indeed fallen greatly. This is especially true of small exchanges with few trading pairs. however, I believe that this is a temporary problem that will end soon.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: mdn2007 on December 05, 2018, 11:14:55 AM dead is not possible, more precisely at this time there is a decrease in the level of transactions on all exchanges. there is a possibility that later it will recover if the price of a slight increase in movement, although not large.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: noormcs5 on December 05, 2018, 05:37:02 PM Of course i don't think it's dead, though market is fluctuating but it doesn't mean that way. Sometimes we believe on many speculations over the internet without knowing the real situation. Yes i am agree with you. There are still lots of token volume trading into crypto market. So if anyone say crypto market is dead they are living in fools paradise. Every exchanger doing fully trade in 24 hours. So don't give panic with such kind of news. Claver person now investing into market and they will be big gainer in near future. Be stay with market. Crypto market is not dead and so are the exchanges. Good exchanges are performing very well. You can take the example of Binance which is the number 1 exchange and now are planing to introduce the true decentralize exchange platform Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: hahay on December 05, 2018, 07:17:29 PM The crypto market is currently falling again to a lower price and even though this year is the year of correction in the crypto market, but I don't think this is a death from crypto exchanges. Because we know that the bitcoin supply has not run out in the mine, which seems like the crypto market will continue to work, if the supply has been mined, then maybe we will speculate like this if there is another crash later. So currently it's still possible for the crypto market to recover I'm sure.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Astvile on December 06, 2018, 12:56:23 PM I think its not,the crypto exchanges particularly the bigones will never be dead for sure,because the admins/owners surely earns so much money from ad revenue from captcha in login and fees for their exchange under thewebsite.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Indamuck on December 06, 2018, 03:11:06 PM The well established exchanges with a trusted history will continue to thrive. However most of the new exchanges will fail because this business is already over saturated and with government regulations increasing it's getting more difficult to start your own exchange. If you do start one you need a lot of money to throw at advertising and incentives to bring over customers from other exchanges.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: bigdharry on December 07, 2018, 05:08:21 PM To be honest, I'm not sure that even some of the oldest platforms will thrive later. What I mean is that say Poloniex or even Coinbase are becoming rather infamous with time. Loads of rumors about their market manipulations, not having enough funds or just being sued by this or that organization. Can't be just rumors, you know. Don't think that crypto exchanges are dead or dying but they sure are having a tough time atm.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: perfect999 on December 08, 2018, 06:59:12 AM Is cryptocurrency dead? As long as cryptocurrencies exist, there will always be platforms to exchange/trade crypto. If you’re referring to start-ups exchanges, they may be facing serious challenges which maybe threatening to their existence. One of the problems the cryptospace is facing is copy and paste and repetition of projects with different names, innovation and creativity is fading out in the space. Are you here to do advert or you’re serious about the topic you brought up? Which exchanges exactly are you referring to? Cause I haven’t seen any exchange lately, complaining about lack of funds or any of the things you have mentioned. All the exchanges I know are still up and working perfectly despite that the market is down to a low rate. So I’m not getting what you mean.Let us compare the older cryptocurrency exchange platforms like (Coinbase, Bitfinex, Bitmex, Kraken, Gemini, Poloniex, Bittrex, Gate.io, and Huobi) to the new ones like (Bitforex, Indodax, Coinbe , Hotbit , DigiFinex). Why are the new crypto exchange platforms struggling to hit the lime light?. Binance is about a year old and has made much impact in the cryptospace, why can’t other cryptocurrency exchange start-ups follow suit? 1. Lack of funds 2. The market has already been saturated 3. No original ideas The big exchange platforms are gaining more grounds everywhere, this making the space more competitive. Nevertheless, some start-ups are really making much sense and are impacting immensely to the blockchain and cryptocurrency space. For any startup to pave through the crowd, it's idea and technology must be very solid. One of the start-ups to look out for is BLOCKCHAIN BOARD OF DERIVATIVES, the platform combines both centralized and decentralized features of Blockchain to stay aloof the crowd in the space. This is a all-in-one trading platform, that is going to be welcomed when it is launched. At BBOD users control the destiny of their own funds. BBOD runs a non-custodial smart contract wallet system where all account balances are held by a decentralised smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain. Centralised entities are too often hacked, BBOD adopts hybrid approach to decentralised safety combined with a centralised trading engine ensures the security of your funds whilst maintaining blazing fast transactions speeds, thereby giving the platform an edge over other exchange start-ups. This is not the only Crypto exchange that is making impact, there are several others who make making the revolution worthwhile, so Crypto exchanges are far from dead. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: sclmte on December 08, 2018, 07:43:43 AM It just means that crypto exchanges are dead, because cryptocurrency is now very low. most people failed in a trading process so far so they often say that crypto exchange is dead. but most of all it does not die just waiting for the rise again and just waiting for the right time when it will go back and be a good exchange soon.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: jakezyrus on December 08, 2018, 07:55:13 AM It just means that crypto exchanges are dead, because cryptocurrency is now very low. most people failed in a trading process so far so they often say that crypto exchange is dead. but most of all it does not die just waiting for the rise again and just waiting for the right time when it will go back and be a good exchange soon. Indeed . this is simillar when someone say cryptos are dead but they arent actually dead . it is just an expression for desperate and impatient people because in their minds they only think about the profit but they do not think about the consequenses that cryptos can offer . Crypto exchanges will only become officialy dead if ever all of the cryptos wont get any demands from the public but of course the chances for it to happen are verry slim as we already see that cryptos are too useful for our daily lives . Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Sihab76 on December 08, 2018, 04:54:55 PM Only non popular decentralized exchange having possibility to death because non popular decentralized exchanges having no verification, security and possibility of hacking private key.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: OWNAGE86 on December 10, 2018, 06:31:10 PM i suppose they ARE dying now...just look at the wex okex polo and all other...nothing good at all. i used POLO for years and then this hack attack just killed my vide 2 work w/ it when i loose all money i had and support didnt help me..the same w/ wex - acc was blocked and no aswers at all
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Darkoth89 on December 10, 2018, 06:38:28 PM The problem is that there are soo many exchanges that hardly differ from each other. No wonder that now, during this massive selloff when people lost interest in cryptos, smaller exchanges have a hard time generating some volume.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: gentlemand on December 10, 2018, 07:09:20 PM People shouldn't mix up coins looking like they're going to croak with an exchange dying. An epic fall generates huge amounts of fees for exchanges, just as an epic rise does. That exchange will be capitalising massively from massive falls.
The time you need to be wary are the sideways times like early 2015 where the price barely moved from $250 for weeks on end. Exchanges make money on volume not price. When the volume goes is when you need to clear out of the less solid places because that's when they either run out of money to keep going or exit scam. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: greeklogos on December 10, 2018, 09:25:03 PM I think crypto exchanges blossom, even in the current situation when the price of crypto number one is low and they got minimal fees from transactions exchanges are still popular and make good profit to their bosses.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: thinkright on December 10, 2018, 09:44:31 PM Then probably cryptocurrencies should be dead as well. There are being improvements in the industry considering new projects like EOSex and Encrybit. I think the future look brighter
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on December 10, 2018, 11:02:22 PM Of course they are far from dead. As a matter of fact, more and more exchanges just come to life. Yeah, but how many of them do you think can survive? How many exchanges does the entire crypto market actually need? Look at the stock market and think about how huge it is. Then take a look at how many stock brokerages there are and how many of them are successful. There isn't room for hundreds of crypto exchanges, and there isn't a need for that many. Ones like Binance have very good user interfaces and offer a lot of analytic tools, which is why they're popular. Don't know about their customer service, but I'd imagine it's not bad--and that's why shitty exchanges like Yobit are on the decline. They just don't care about their customers whatsoever. You wait until governments start regulating the crypto exchanges, especially ones in Asia & Russia. If and when that happens, that will likely weed out the ones that are scams or those that can't or won't conform to government regulations. Why do you think there aren't that many US-based exchanges? There's Coinbase, and I can't think of any others. Circle used to be a legitimate place to buy bitcoin, but they decided it wasn't worth the hassle (or whatever their reason was). And if regulation doesn't force some exchanges out of business, we'll probably see some buyouts and consolidation with the exchanges. In 10 years, there may only be a handful of crypto exchanges in existence, but whether that's true or not, I'm pretty certain a lot of the ones now in existence won't be in 10 years. The landscape is going to look a lot different. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: spectremy on December 11, 2018, 12:37:36 AM nope on the contrary, whale are scoping cheap btc , eth , ltc or whatever coin they can get their hand on
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: sahok321 on December 11, 2018, 12:57:10 AM I don`t think that crypto exchanges are dead.
There are some dead, like Bitstamp. They are too old fashioned and slooow. The transactions take years! Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: riskyron on December 11, 2018, 08:13:22 AM Is cryptocurrency dead? As long as cryptocurrencies exist, there will always be platforms to exchange/trade crypto. Let us compare the older cryptocurrency exchange platforms like (Coinbase, Bitfinex, Bitmex, Kraken, Gemini, Poloniex, Bittrex, Gate.io, and Huobi) to the new ones like (Bitforex, Indodax, Coinbe , Hotbit , DigiFinex). Why are the new crypto exchange platforms struggling to hit the lime light? More and more cryptocurrencies keep appearing as well as exchanges. Cryptocurrency as essence won`t be dead until all of it is eliminated, he-he. What concerns exchange platforms, things are far more complicated for them. It is quite difficult for a newcomer at this field to compete with mastodonts that has been in the business for a few years. What are true reasons for that? No matter what brand new ideas they come up with, the main obstacle is a simple psychological fact: people always prefer what they know best. Those who have been using for instance Kraken for years need a weighty argument to switch to some no name exchange (as it looks for them) like Indodax or Hotbit. Very simple. The most probable scenario here is when a good old-fashioned exchange pushes its user to something new by some inadmissible actions (these could be long withdrawal procedures, bad support work, freezing accounts or involvement in some dirty schemes). Such tendency of quitting older cryptocurrency exchanges in search of a more reliable place could be observed lately. There cases when older exchanges gained a reputation of trustworthy no matter what happened to them and users don`t want to go somewhere else. Let`s take Bitfinex 2016 hack, for example. It was the second-largest hack in crypto history and the company solved the situation properly, having reimbursed all of customers lost funds. Some are still skeptical about it, but the company reputation has almost fully recovered. Of course, some left, but true adherents of Bitfinex stayed with it. That part will hardly change it for some unknown platform, no matter what nice goodies this exchange will offer to them. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: jetteodo on December 11, 2018, 01:34:06 PM Is cryptocurrency dead? As long as cryptocurrencies exist, there will always be platforms to exchange/trade crypto. If you’re referring to start-ups exchanges, they may be facing serious challenges which maybe threatening to their existence. One of the problems the cryptospace is facing is copy and paste and repetition of projects with different names, innovation and creativity is fading out in the space. Cryptocurrency is not dead, I don’t believe that because people also said something like this before when the price went down and a lot of people kept saying that the cryptocurrency is dead, but that wasn’t what happened. At last the price still went up. I’m very sure that the same thing that happened then will also happen and the price will increase.Let us compare the older cryptocurrency exchange platforms like (Coinbase, Bitfinex, Bitmex, Kraken, Gemini, Poloniex, Bittrex, Gate.io, and Huobi) to the new ones like (Bitforex, Indodax, Coinbe , Hotbit , DigiFinex). Why are the new crypto exchange platforms struggling to hit the lime light?. Binance is about a year old and has made much impact in the cryptospace, why can’t other cryptocurrency exchange start-ups follow suit? 1. Lack of funds 2. The market has already been saturated 3. No original ideas The big exchange platforms are gaining more grounds everywhere, this making the space more competitive. Nevertheless, some start-ups are really making much sense and are impacting immensely to the blockchain and cryptocurrency space. For any startup to pave through the crowd, it's idea and technology must be very solid. One of the start-ups to look out for is BLOCKCHAIN BOARD OF DERIVATIVES, the platform combines both centralized and decentralized features of Blockchain to stay aloof the crowd in the space. This is a all-in-one trading platform, that is going to be welcomed when it is launched. At BBOD users control the destiny of their own funds. BBOD runs a non-custodial smart contract wallet system where all account balances are held by a decentralised smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain. Centralised entities are too often hacked, BBOD adopts hybrid approach to decentralised safety combined with a centralised trading engine ensures the security of your funds whilst maintaining blazing fast transactions speeds, thereby giving the platform an edge over other exchange start-ups. This is not the only Crypto exchange that is making impact, there are several others who make making the revolution worthwhile, so Crypto exchanges are far from dead. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: AnDoom on December 11, 2018, 08:27:35 PM Is cryptocurrency dead? As long as cryptocurrencies exist, there will always be platforms to exchange/trade crypto. If you’re referring to start-ups exchanges, they may be facing serious challenges which maybe threatening to their existence. One of the problems the cryptospace is facing is copy and paste and repetition of projects with different names, innovation and creativity is fading out in the space. Let us compare the older cryptocurrency exchange platforms like (Coinbase, Bitfinex, Bitmex, Kraken, Gemini, Poloniex, Bittrex, Gate.io, and Huobi) to the new ones like (Bitforex, Indodax, Coinbe , Hotbit , DigiFinex). Why are the new crypto exchange platforms struggling to hit the lime light?. Binance is about a year old and has made much impact in the cryptospace, why can’t other cryptocurrency exchange start-ups follow suit? 1. Lack of funds 2. The market has already been saturated 3. No original ideas The big exchange platforms are gaining more grounds everywhere, this making the space more competitive. Nevertheless, some start-ups are really making much sense and are impacting immensely to the blockchain and cryptocurrency space. For any startup to pave through the crowd, it's idea and technology must be very solid. One of the start-ups to look out for is BLOCKCHAIN BOARD OF DERIVATIVES, the platform combines both centralized and decentralized features of Blockchain to stay aloof the crowd in the space. This is a all-in-one trading platform, that is going to be welcomed when it is launched. At BBOD users control the destiny of their own funds. BBOD runs a non-custodial smart contract wallet system where all account balances are held by a decentralised smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain. Centralised entities are too often hacked, BBOD adopts hybrid approach to decentralised safety combined with a centralised trading engine ensures the security of your funds whilst maintaining blazing fast transactions speeds, thereby giving the platform an edge over other exchange start-ups. This is not the only Crypto exchange that is making impact, there are several others who make making the revolution worthwhile, so Crypto exchanges are far from dead. Makes no sense many sell/buy their tokens by using different exchanges. MGO, ETH, BTC and others. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Blongen on December 12, 2018, 01:49:04 AM Is cryptocurrency dead? As long as cryptocurrencies exist, there will always be platforms to exchange/trade crypto. If you’re referring to start-ups exchanges, they may be facing serious challenges which maybe threatening to their existence. One of the problems the cryptospace is facing is copy and paste and repetition of projects with different names, innovation and creativity is fading out in the space. Exchanges are not dead. But there are just so many of them popping up and with no real value added. No real marketing and community buy-in. Ppl are still trading obviously so exchanges can't be dead. Let us compare the older cryptocurrency exchange platforms like (Coinbase, Bitfinex, Bitmex, Kraken, Gemini, Poloniex, Bittrex, Gate.io, and Huobi) to the new ones like (Bitforex, Indodax, Coinbe , Hotbit , DigiFinex). Why are the new crypto exchange platforms struggling to hit the lime light?. Binance is about a year old and has made much impact in the cryptospace, why can’t other cryptocurrency exchange start-ups follow suit? 1. Lack of funds 2. The market has already been saturated 3. No original ideas The big exchange platforms are gaining more grounds everywhere, this making the space more competitive. Nevertheless, some start-ups are really making much sense and are impacting immensely to the blockchain and cryptocurrency space. For any startup to pave through the crowd, it's idea and technology must be very solid. One of the start-ups to look out for is BLOCKCHAIN BOARD OF DERIVATIVES, the platform combines both centralized and decentralized features of Blockchain to stay aloof the crowd in the space. This is a all-in-one trading platform, that is going to be welcomed when it is launched. At BBOD users control the destiny of their own funds. BBOD runs a non-custodial smart contract wallet system where all account balances are held by a decentralised smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain. Centralised entities are too often hacked, BBOD adopts hybrid approach to decentralised safety combined with a centralised trading engine ensures the security of your funds whilst maintaining blazing fast transactions speeds, thereby giving the platform an edge over other exchange start-ups. This is not the only Crypto exchange that is making impact, there are several others who make making the revolution worthwhile, so Crypto exchanges are far from dead. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Kayum10029 on December 12, 2018, 03:44:43 PM No I don't think so that exchanges will dead .when cryptos are in dead ,then having possibility to die in exchange. But sometimes decentralised exchanges having no security are dead.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: UmerIdrees on December 12, 2018, 05:10:31 PM Is cryptocurrency dead? As long as cryptocurrencies exist, there will always be platforms to exchange/trade crypto. If you’re referring to start-ups exchanges, they may be facing serious challenges which maybe threatening to their existence. One of the problems the cryptospace is facing is copy and paste and repetition of projects with different names, innovation and creativity is fading out in the space. Are you here to do advert or you’re serious about the topic you brought up? Which exchanges exactly are you referring to? Cause I haven’t seen any exchange lately, complaining about lack of funds or any of the things you have mentioned. All the exchanges I know are still up and working perfectly despite that the market is down to a low rate. So I’m not getting what you mean.Let us compare the older cryptocurrency exchange platforms like (Coinbase, Bitfinex, Bitmex, Kraken, Gemini, Poloniex, Bittrex, Gate.io, and Huobi) to the new ones like (Bitforex, Indodax, Coinbe , Hotbit , DigiFinex). Why are the new crypto exchange platforms struggling to hit the lime light?. Binance is about a year old and has made much impact in the cryptospace, why can’t other cryptocurrency exchange start-ups follow suit? 1. Lack of funds 2. The market has already been saturated 3. No original ideas The big exchange platforms are gaining more grounds everywhere, this making the space more competitive. Nevertheless, some start-ups are really making much sense and are impacting immensely to the blockchain and cryptocurrency space. For any startup to pave through the crowd, it's idea and technology must be very solid. One of the start-ups to look out for is BLOCKCHAIN BOARD OF DERIVATIVES, the platform combines both centralized and decentralized features of Blockchain to stay aloof the crowd in the space. This is a all-in-one trading platform, that is going to be welcomed when it is launched. At BBOD users control the destiny of their own funds. BBOD runs a non-custodial smart contract wallet system where all account balances are held by a decentralised smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain. Centralised entities are too often hacked, BBOD adopts hybrid approach to decentralised safety combined with a centralised trading engine ensures the security of your funds whilst maintaining blazing fast transactions speeds, thereby giving the platform an edge over other exchange start-ups. This is not the only Crypto exchange that is making impact, there are several others who make making the revolution worthwhile, so Crypto exchanges are far from dead. For quite a lot time we have not hear any exchanges scam or mishaps. All the reputable exchanges are running good and fine. Even we are seeing decentralize exchanges emerging. The future of crypto exchanges is very good and bright. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Panxora_COO on December 13, 2018, 12:41:09 AM I don't think they are dead. And it seems most people here agree. Many people on this thread have cited the huge number of 'me too' offerings. I think now that the market is saturated in relation to the number of traders only those with better tech or useful ways of presenting information will rise to the top.
For instance all crypto-exchanges are long lists of currency pairings and traders have to search through these piles to find what they are interested in trading. Panxora.io (https://trading.panxora.io/register?refrence=MDT-thread1) lets traders customise their trading pairs in watchlists so you can be more efficient. You can have multiple watch lists or just one. This gives HFT or intraday traders maximum efficiency as they can arrange their trade desk exactly as they want it and save it to return to next time. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: creeps on December 13, 2018, 07:19:28 AM Crypto exchanges are not dead, they just keep on appearing like a mushroom. We are surrounded by so many exchanges but of course not all of them will survive in the long run. Choosing good exchange is very important because you will keep your important money on that exchange so better to keep on using the top exchanges than to gamble using the new exchange without any good security features. This is really a critical part of investing in cryptomarket, make sure you have done enough study before using any exchanges.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Jone-Bitcoin on December 13, 2018, 08:22:57 AM Big crypto exchangers will remain in the scene , market is saturated , in addition it is not about Bitcoin business , it is a recession which already started in 2018 and will continue in 2019 and maybe more. precaution is a must.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: JMD07 on December 13, 2018, 10:19:25 AM The more the merrier because those many exchanges will compete with each other and this could be advantages to the users as they will reduce their transaction fees or improve their security features to attract more traders to their platform. The downside for this they can reduce their listing fees and those shady projects will be listed and they can lure more money after their ICO. Something that they can be the accessories for those scammers.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Maricel2017 on December 13, 2018, 11:03:24 AM Even the bear time there will be exchange exist and make their business ongoing, until many people are using exchange i think they will continue to operate and give good services to make their investors keep on investing with them.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: anggi on December 17, 2018, 06:02:30 AM Even the bear time there will be exchange exist and make their business ongoing, until many people are using exchange i think they will continue to operate and give good services to make their investors keep on investing with them. well, not a few exchanger companies die because they were attacked by hackers. well, this usually happens when they lose a lot of bitcoin, or the ETH they have. this can make the exchanger lose confidence and die. however, nowadays it is rare.Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Hamphser on December 17, 2018, 06:47:03 PM Even the bear time there will be exchange exist and make their business ongoing, until many people are using exchange i think they will continue to operate and give good services to make their investors keep on investing with them. well, not a few exchanger companies die because they were attacked by hackers. well, this usually happens when they lose a lot of bitcoin, or the ETH they have. this can make the exchanger lose confidence and die. however, nowadays it is rare.is on where they do lack out of popularity or demand which causes for them not to sustain the expense and end up closing due for that reason. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Goldleader on December 18, 2018, 02:51:26 AM On the contrary , from the exchange telegram I noticed a lot of new buyer is asking about registering and kyc process in order to buy Bitcoin and other altcoin in this bear market
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: sonu363486@gmail.com on December 26, 2018, 10:29:20 AM Well, to my mind more and more exchanges are coming to the market nowadays. And only the strongest ones survive, the worst exchanges happen to be dead. If we take for example Poloniex I dont know how long they are gonna be on the market coz they're not famous for its good reputation, and they have been facing so many challenges recently, endless problems with accounts, withdrawals, support responds in a very slow manner ( sometimes even doesnt respond), so I think Poloniex wont survive.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: playboy654 on December 27, 2018, 06:56:33 AM Well, to my mind more and more exchanges are coming to the market nowadays. And only the strongest ones survive, the worst exchanges happen to be dead. If we take for example Poloniex I dont know how long they are gonna be on the market coz they're not famous for its good reputation, and they have been facing so many challenges recently, endless problems with accounts, withdrawals, support responds in a very slow manner ( sometimes even doesnt respond), so I think Poloniex wont survive. Crypto exchanges will not die while the cryptocurrencies are die so we cannot make any other disturbance with this going on with the flow will be very good decision for all the investors and uses of cryptocurrencies because this field is about doing something better than before and it will be the working way. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Sadlife on December 27, 2018, 09:22:10 AM Crypto currencies is not dead we're just facing a huge selloff from last years bull run of course with the insane uptrend last year the market may face a huge correction in its price to make it more healthy and stable. Although i agree with you that ton of coins in the market are shitcoin they dont necessary have to be tokens they can just be companies with blockchain that's why they have no value and perishes.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Mister1k on December 27, 2018, 01:00:12 PM Cryptocurrency exchanges were the one that makes each and every cryptocurrency progress forward. Day by day more and more exchanges were getting into existence making the cryptocurrency network stronger. If exchanges were dead automatically cryptocurrency growth gets into destruction.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: akram143 on December 28, 2018, 01:29:50 PM Cryptocurrency exchanges were the one that makes each and every cryptocurrency progress forward. Day by day more and more exchanges were getting into existence making the cryptocurrency network stronger. If exchanges were dead automatically cryptocurrency growth gets into destruction. Crypto exchanges are always happening at talktime when the price low or high people will sell and buy equally like before because they need profit if the value is going down many people get their investment and sell their investment to recover their profit that's why Crypto exchanges are alive till now. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: krassy on December 30, 2018, 02:22:10 PM The existence of a crypto exchange depends on the existence of the cryptocurrency itself. How can the basic mechanisms of the market die? it is already impossible. and if they also expand pairs of exchanging many tokens, they will attract even more customers.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: syamster on December 30, 2018, 06:04:18 PM The existence of a crypto exchange depends on the existence of the cryptocurrency itself. How can the basic mechanisms of the market die? it is already impossible. and if they also expand pairs of exchanging many tokens, they will attract even more customers. Yes for sure it will never die infect it will stay alive until the market will keep on exchanging from one to the other. There is not only single bit allot of exchanges are helping the struggling markets to stay higher in value. So it is not dead it has long life with new participants and bearish time is just temporary soon everything will get better for sure.Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: LiFiCOIN on January 02, 2019, 02:32:37 PM Is cryptocurrency dead? As long as cryptocurrencies exist, there will always be platforms to exchange/trade crypto. If you’re referring to start-ups exchanges, they may be facing serious challenges which maybe threatening to their existence. One of the problems the cryptospace is facing is copy and paste and repetition of projects with different names, innovation and creativity is fading out in the space. Let us compare the older cryptocurrency exchange platforms like (Coinbase, Bitfinex, Bitmex, Kraken, Gemini, Poloniex, Bittrex, Gate.io, and Huobi) to the new ones like (Bitforex, Indodax, Coinbe , Hotbit , DigiFinex). Why are the new crypto exchange platforms struggling to hit the lime light?. Binance is about a year old and has made much impact in the cryptospace, why can’t other cryptocurrency exchange start-ups follow suit? 1. Lack of funds 2. The market has already been saturated 3. No original ideas The big exchange platforms are gaining more grounds everywhere, this making the space more competitive. Nevertheless, some start-ups are really making much sense and are impacting immensely to the blockchain and cryptocurrency space. For any startup to pave through the crowd, it's idea and technology must be very solid. One of the start-ups to look out for is BLOCKCHAIN BOARD OF DERIVATIVES, the platform combines both centralized and decentralized features of Blockchain to stay aloof the crowd in the space. This is a all-in-one trading platform, that is going to be welcomed when it is launched. At BBOD users control the destiny of their own funds. BBOD runs a non-custodial smart contract wallet system where all account balances are held by a decentralised smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain. Centralised entities are too often hacked, BBOD adopts hybrid approach to decentralised safety combined with a centralised trading engine ensures the security of your funds whilst maintaining blazing fast transactions speeds, thereby giving the platform an edge over other exchange start-ups. This is not the only Crypto exchange that is making impact, there are several others who make making the revolution worthwhile, so Crypto exchanges are far from dead. They are far from dead. 2019 will see massive growth in the exchange sector with many more exchanges comming to life. Wont be long before the mum and dads of society are using this exchanges. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Barbut on January 03, 2019, 09:10:02 AM -snip- They are far from dead. 2019 will see massive growth in the exchange sector with many more exchanges comming to life. Wont be long before the mum and dads of society are using this exchanges. Its not just that they are far from dead, now is maybe a great time to open one, you will be far from first exchange, but this is only a beginning, probably many countries and big towns dont have local exchanges. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: carlfebz2 on January 03, 2019, 07:48:14 PM -snip- They are far from dead. 2019 will see massive growth in the exchange sector with many more exchanges comming to life. Wont be long before the mum and dads of society are using this exchanges. Its not just that they are far from dead, now is maybe a great time to open one, you will be far from first exchange, but this is only a beginning, probably many countries and big towns dont have local exchanges. Don't know where they do get those idea that exchangers are dead.Just looking on the list on CMC will already give you the glimpse on how big the market is when it comes to exchangers. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: mersal on January 04, 2019, 04:31:27 AM -snip- They are far from dead. 2019 will see massive growth in the exchange sector with many more exchanges comming to life. Wont be long before the mum and dads of society are using this exchanges. Its not just that they are far from dead, now is maybe a great time to open one, you will be far from first exchange, but this is only a beginning, probably many countries and big towns dont have local exchanges. Don't know where they do get those idea that exchangers are dead.Just looking on the list on CMC will already give you the glimpse on how big the market is when it comes to exchangers. I think Crypto exchanges had some problems going on there that's why we are saying like this but Crypto exchanges still in the market so we cannot say anything negative for that if you die then we can say like that otherwise it will continuously running again and again. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: el kaka22 on January 04, 2019, 06:50:47 AM I think Crypto exchanges had some problems going on there that's why we are saying like this but Crypto exchanges still in the market so we cannot say anything negative for that if you die then we can say like that otherwise it will continuously running again and again. I just see a topic in trading discussion which is about how many crypto exchanges got hacked since 2010 and the statistics are really terrible as billions of funds had been stolen and it is really a kind of panic I am getting because of how secured the exchanges I am into. But honestly it is not about exchanges are dead because as per you have mentioned they are continuously running one after one. It means we need to secure ourselves and we cannot be depending on them completely.As per a recent study, most of the exchanges are faking their trading volumes just for the reason of attracting new traders. It may be part of their business to kick start in a highly competitive market but I'm not finding it is a good practice on a common trader's point of view. Because, many people are choosing exchanges based on trading volume as it will be the prime factor for having enough liquidity. Cryptocurrency exchanges are not dead yet and it may not die completely for ever. But, it is time to learn our lessons so that we can secure our capital and then we can avoid big frustrations due to the collapse of any exchanges we are into. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: imstillthebest on January 04, 2019, 07:13:28 AM -snip- They are far from dead. 2019 will see massive growth in the exchange sector with many more exchanges comming to life. Wont be long before the mum and dads of society are using this exchanges. Its not just that they are far from dead, now is maybe a great time to open one, you will be far from first exchange, but this is only a beginning, probably many countries and big towns dont have local exchanges. Don't know where they do get those idea that exchangers are dead.Just looking on the list on CMC will already give you the glimpse on how big the market is when it comes to exchangers. I think Crypto exchanges had some problems going on there that's why we are saying like this but Crypto exchanges still in the market so we cannot say anything negative for that if you die then we can say like that otherwise it will continuously running again and again. Yes some exchange have an issues but not all . if an exhcange is verry popular their service is also good because people loves to use them . some exchange are now also died because no one uses them due to their poor service and bad coin listings . But not all exchange can possibly be dead because if that happens then what do you think is the purpose of our cryptos if we cant exchange them for cash ? Cryptocurrency must die first before exchanges , so that it can make more sense . Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: fiomcorka on January 05, 2019, 06:45:40 AM Which exchanges are you referring to exactly ,cause I’m very sure that most of the exchanges I know doesn’t have these problems you have mentioned. Unless you are referring to need exchanges, cause they are mainly the ones that suffer this issue of lack of funds. That’s also one of the reasons why you should avoid majority of them. When they don’t get enough funds to run the exchange they will close up and you might get a refund.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Harith65 on January 06, 2019, 06:21:48 AM no i don't think so. i think this is the turning point of next rising. people were afraid about crypto currency because most countries make rules about it. there fore people were thinking about dead of crypto. but this technology is awesome and we will not be able to live except those. most of the companies and associations are going to accepts to crypto currencies. by today people are tend to invest in crypto again. price of the bitcoin are also rising slowly. it will show i peek of price again in near future.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Capt00 on January 06, 2019, 03:25:02 PM Which exchanges are you referring to exactly ,cause I’m very sure that most of the exchanges I know doesn’t have these problems you have mentioned. Unless you are referring to need exchanges, cause they are mainly the ones that suffer this issue of lack of funds. That’s also one of the reasons why you should avoid majority of them. When they don’t get enough funds to run the exchange they will close up and you might get a refund. We can't deny the fact that there are some lazy exchanges, lack of support to their costumer's issues and probably some of them are having shady behavior. So that they can say that crypto exchanges are dead, but if you search here in the forum there's a lot of exchanges company that reputed one. So, if we go in trading choose a better exchange to avoid possible trouble near in the future especially in withdrawal fund that most likely common problem.Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: kouba01 on January 06, 2019, 04:01:35 PM Crypto-currencies in general are not dead and they still have a future. But their adoption will not be as fast and important as most fervent supporters of cryptocurrencies thought.
It will stay, last and play a role in the ecosystem. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Cosbycoin on January 08, 2019, 06:48:41 AM That’s not a new thing, we all know that majority of them are dead. Lots of these exchanges fake their trading value and I’m just discovering recently.
So lots of them are not what they seem to be, they just paint themselves to look good in front of their investors, there is no truth. So some of them are a big failure and they are dead already. But despite all that, there are still a lot of exchanges doing just fine. That’s why I avoid nee exchanges. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Tnt1971 on January 08, 2019, 10:10:19 PM I think centralized popular crypto exchanges never die but some unfamiliar, unpopular decentralized exchanges will die because of their less security and popularity.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: carlfebz2 on January 08, 2019, 11:23:59 PM That’s not a new thing, we all know that majority of them are dead. Lots of these exchanges fake their trading value and I’m just discovering recently. When using up exchangers it do always end up on users end on how they would select which one they would gonna use.There are lots of choices and why would stick up to shady ones than on selecting the most reputable and popular ones? Crypto exchangers aren't dead even though lots of them do fail to get marketshare but basing on the number of exchangers as of now.It is just enough to sustain the demand.So lots of them are not what they seem to be, they just paint themselves to look good in front of their investors, there is no truth. So some of them are a big failure and they are dead already. But despite all that, there are still a lot of exchanges doing just fine. That’s why I avoid nee exchanges. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: fibrolit on January 09, 2019, 08:32:52 AM I use a few dozen exchanges, but none of them do not store most of the my tokens.I use them evenly. Most of the new exchanges I use only to exchange some rare token.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: BorisWCR on January 10, 2019, 06:11:01 PM I do not fix with a single exchange as keeping on exploring the genuine transaction based exchanged we can figure out various price variations and that calculation analysis brings more profits for traders. It is not simply buying and selling but even choosing a right exchange to make the transactions.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: davinchi on January 12, 2019, 01:10:29 PM Yup a majority of these exchanges are dead, like seriously dead. They just show you what’s not true (false information) and they keep on pretending like nothing is wrong with them, when there is something seriously wrong.
Some of them has even turned to scams, that’s why you should avoid the majority of them and stick to those exchanges that are well and has good reputation. Use bigger exchanges like Coinbase, Binance, huobi. These are the ones I’m quite sure of, and I think Bitfinex too is a good one. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: rowjen on January 12, 2019, 10:20:26 PM Quote Some of them has even turned to scams, that’s why you should avoid the majority of them and stick to those exchanges that are well and has good reputation. yes, there are many exchanges that have long been operating into a scam project, they only harm their customers, as recently happened to bitebtc.Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: radjie on January 13, 2019, 05:37:08 AM I use a few dozen exchanges, but none of them do not store most of the my tokens.I use them evenly. Most of the new exchanges I use only to exchange some rare token. precisely the new exchange is still little visited by traders and cannot be used globally because of the limitations that can be provided by existing exchange service sites. besides that, each exchange certainly has its own advantages and disadvantages so not all crypto users are able to use it because they have the right to choose which exchange will be used as an exchange site that is safe to useTitle: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Rajamuda on January 13, 2019, 01:54:42 PM I think centralized popular crypto exchanges never die but some unfamiliar, unpopular decentralized exchanges will die because of their less security and popularity. And the popularity of the crypto market depends on the interests of many people, I think the famous ones will slowly die if crypto really cannot be legal, related to lawlessness or anything that continues to show negative side about crypto, well and crypto would still survive if there are still many interests in it, this is like trying to predict something uncertain and we have a hope for it.Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Linkkoin on January 14, 2019, 02:25:29 PM Many cryptocurrency exchanges and projects related to crypto had been banned from advertising by major companies like google, yahoo or facebook. It is hard to grow, if you cannot promote yourself.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: MidKnight on January 15, 2019, 06:50:35 AM Small crypto exchanges are dead by now so don't you guys support any upcoming small exchanges that are unheard of. Those Huge and semi-exchanges are still there and they are tested by difficult times like Cryptopia, Hitbtc, Bitfinex and Binance. As long as bitcoin and other altcoins are there, these exchanges will live continuously.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Kayum10029 on January 15, 2019, 03:40:45 PM No no I don't think so that the cryptocurrency exchanges are in dead but I assure that some decentralised exchanges which having less security would be dead.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: StarofBTC on January 15, 2019, 04:27:58 PM I am just curious to know what makes OP thinks that crypto exchanges are dead ?
As long as there are cryptocurrencies, there will continue to be exchanges for you to trade or exchange cryptocurrencies. So since there are still cryptocurrency, then exchanges are not dead. Unless you mean the new exchanges, cause they are usually the ones that faces problems. Innovation and creativity is always fading out in the crypto space, most of what you see these days are just copy and paste, you will hardly see anything that is unique (that’s if there is any). Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Linkkoin on January 15, 2019, 05:57:02 PM Rumours of our death have been greatly exaggerated as to paraphrase Mark Twain.
But it might be so (like it is in Japan already according to the news) that once regulated, most of the cryptocurrency exchanges with license might now be allowed to sell specific categories of cryptocurrencies. For now, in most countries, there are no such limitations. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Darkoth89 on January 15, 2019, 06:10:59 PM Seems like you can add Cryptopia to the list of dead exchanges after the recent hack. Incidents like this make the entire crypto scene appear in a really bad light.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: iv4n on January 20, 2019, 12:40:22 PM Seems like you can add Cryptopia to the list of dead exchanges after the recent hack. Incidents like this make the entire crypto scene appear in a really bad light. They are not dead yet, estimated amount taken is between 3 and 13 million dollars, by some news and social medias. Maybe they will recover from this hack and continue to work. Even thou some exchanges were hacked for much more money they recovered from that and they are still active. We will see what will happen with this, there is nothing new for days about them, community just passed over that like it`s nothing or its seems like that. And some other exchanges are spreading their businesses over the seas, growing making more money, how they can be dead when on one dead exchange 10 new comes out. Look around and you will see what am I talking about. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: bitbunnny on January 20, 2019, 01:47:21 PM I don't think that exchanges are dead but some of them will disappear from the scene. High and strict regulation demands will force them to adjust their business and some of them will not survive that process. But those who will will run legitimate and professional business and that is only in favour of users. Although competition is good to my opinion at the moment there are too many exchanges and not all of them run legitimate and fair business so some selection will do them good.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: @prashant on January 22, 2019, 05:20:09 PM Nope ,Kyc is the major reason in my opinion which has result in decrease in users of exchange and after 2017 many government made restricted decision which is also caused decrease in user base but crypto exchange are not dead and as competition is increasing between exchange we are seeing many advantage to users as we have not seen in past.but some exchange should be dead as they are useless or do not have liquidity.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: marketone on January 23, 2019, 03:09:03 AM I hope all exchanges are not good but we need to follow specific rules and regulation of the exchanges. Once registering into exchanges we have to follow their rules and regulation but we need to check whether the exchanges has strong security levels.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: South Park on January 24, 2019, 06:03:21 PM Nope ,Kyc is the major reason in my opinion which has result in decrease in users of exchange and after 2017 many government made restricted decision which is also caused decrease in user base but crypto exchange are not dead and as competition is increasing between exchange we are seeing many advantage to users as we have not seen in past.but some exchange should be dead as they are useless or do not have liquidity. KYC is definitely a factor but centralized exchanges have greater problems than that, decentralized exchanges are finally appearing and getting some volume, not much compared to them but as the technology gets better people will prefer to use such exchanges since they offer many advantages over the traditional model offered by centralized exchanges and once the lightning network is ready we could use atomic swaps to exchange our coins without any third party which will take even more users away from centralized exchanges.Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: dzhan on January 25, 2019, 09:04:25 PM No, crypto exchanges are still alive and working, but the whole crypto market is actually down, and that's influenced badly the exchanges as well. The number of investors and traders decreased because the risk seems higher with this market situation.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: hahay on January 25, 2019, 09:46:39 PM As crypto continues to grow, there will be more crypto exchanges available, but not a few old exchanges that might disappear because of several problems, such as hacking, strict policies / regulations etc. With so many exchanges, this will make it even tighter in this business, we know every user has different tastes to switch to an exchange, whether it's fees, security etc. But every exchange has a policy that is not much different and KYC is the main one right now, even for less popular exchanges have implemented it too, whereas on the other hand we are always worried about KYC that might be traded on darkweb/darkmarket.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: ellehcar on January 26, 2019, 04:57:01 AM Is cryptocurrency dead? As long as cryptocurrencies exist, there will always be platforms to exchange/trade crypto. If you’re referring to start-ups exchanges, they may be facing serious challenges which maybe threatening to their existence. One of the problems the cryptospace is facing is copy and paste and repetition of projects with different names, innovation and creativity is fading out in the space. Let us compare the older cryptocurrency exchange platforms like (Coinbase, Bitfinex, Bitmex, Kraken, Gemini, Poloniex, Bittrex, Gate.io, and Huobi) to the new ones like (Bitforex, Indodax, Coinbe , Hotbit , DigiFinex). Why are the new crypto exchange platforms struggling to hit the lime light?. Binance is about a year old and has made much impact in the cryptospace, why can’t other cryptocurrency exchange start-ups follow suit? No, I don't think cryptocurrency is dead neither exchanges. Trading will always remain as long as there are cryptocurrencies, and so exchanges will. I think the reason why many exchanges are struggling now is because the competition is stiff. There are many exchanges now in the market, and people would, of course, stick to those who have already established trustworthiness and reliability in the community. And yeah, another factor is the lack of funds to increase the volume and to maintain the reputation of listing only the best of the best performing coins, and this is where Binance is reputable at. More so, many of the exchanges now sprouted when the market is at its peak nearly going down. Of course, established projects won't dare list their tokens on them. So what these new exchanges usually get are new projects which are highly affected by the hard downturn of the market. That's why they are barely surviving and finding it hard to root out in this industry. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Cryptoprimes on January 26, 2019, 02:03:19 PM No, crypto exchanges are still alive and working, but the whole crypto market is actually down, and that's influenced badly the exchanges as well. The number of investors and traders decreased because the risk seems higher with this market situation. Of course. I guess crypto exchanges feel ok (https://cryptogeek.info/exchanges) right now, they understand all the shadow games of big fishes (https://cryptodetail.com/bitcoin-price-manipulation-who-guilty) and just waiting for next bull run. Also, they optimized the costs structure, decreased teams, and probably earning something. Their condition is much better than maybe for miners. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: emulsifryer on January 28, 2019, 01:07:24 AM No, crypto exchanges are still alive and working, but the whole crypto market is actually down, and that's influenced badly the exchanges as well. The number of investors and traders decreased because the risk seems higher with this market situation. That's is right most of us are also affected by the situation of the market not only the investors but also the upcoming ICO projects.Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: omonuyak on January 28, 2019, 07:43:36 AM I don't think cryptocurrencies exchange are death and the exchange that has the capacity that you have mentioned maybe another add features in cryptocurrencies market developments. I could say that bitcoin is halving and we just need to see the end of everything before judging what is happening.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: akuser on January 28, 2019, 11:25:34 PM New exchangers will find it difficult to survive this situation, but I'm sure a large exchange will last and the market will return.
Forget about ico and refocus on altcoin trading in exchanges that have large volumes. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: South Park on January 29, 2019, 02:40:24 PM New exchangers will find it difficult to survive this situation, but I'm sure a large exchange will last and the market will return. A new exchange will always find an interested community as long as they do not ask for KYC like many other exchanges, but as soon as that exchange becomes successful you can be sure the authorities will begin to pressure the owners of the exchange to change that policy and that is when things begin to go downhill, that is why decentralized exchanges are attractive because regardless of the desires of governments such an exchange is very difficult to to control.Forget about ico and refocus on altcoin trading in exchanges that have large volumes. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Darkoth89 on January 29, 2019, 09:32:16 PM And another exchange is gone: https://cointelegraph.com/news/ukrainian-crypto-exchange-liqui-shuts-down-cites-lack-of-liquidity
A little bit ironic that Liqui has to go offline because of a lack of liqui(ditiy) ;D Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: chits on January 30, 2019, 08:09:43 AM crypto exchanges are quite effective, trades are also held, perhaps because there is already competition, the struggle for users, I think that at such a time of a bear market, new, more interesting and simple exchanges will appear for ordinary users. I think this is a good sign.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: jakasantosa on January 30, 2019, 02:41:05 PM The new crypto exchange if it has many members and many investors come will not die because the development of exchanges is always increasing and there are security updates. Funds that coming will always spin in the crypto exchange.
If the crypto exchange does not update security, the crypto exchange will be abandoned by many members, causing the crypto exchange to die. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: boled on January 31, 2019, 10:56:44 AM if what you mean is a market exchange for crypto, then my answer is not yet, still far from death. in fact, I still believe that crypto will be more advanced and more familiar in the world. even now it's actually still far from popular, it will be much more popular later.
Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: davinchi on February 12, 2019, 04:57:11 AM If you’re talking about lack of funds, that’s not a problem for exchanges that has been around for long. Only those that are new can have such a problem. That’s why I don’t go for new exchanges.
There are good exchanges that you can rely on, just like Binance, Coinbase, Bitfinex and Huobi. But if it’s for the rest, I can’t really say if they are reliable, these ones have been around for a long time and they are very much reliable than others you will see. And the market is not dead, there will always be up and down, that’s the risk we talk about. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: bhadz on February 12, 2019, 10:09:27 AM If you’re talking about lack of funds, that’s not a problem for exchanges that has been around for long. Only those that are new can have such a problem. That’s why I don’t go for new exchanges. I don't also prefer to take some moments to visit or experience trading with those low volume exchanges. I don't want to experience some problems that usually happens for those new exchanges and what we see today, many of them keeps on operating and launching new exchange. They believed, they are better than the existing ones though some of those old and existing exchange also experience problems but if they are new and has some problems from the beginning like for example with funds, they won't survive in the long run.Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: Caladonian on February 12, 2019, 11:22:29 AM If you’re talking about lack of funds, that’s not a problem for exchanges that has been around for long. Only those that are new can have such a problem. That’s why I don’t go for new exchanges. I don't also prefer to take some moments to visit or experience trading with those low volume exchanges. I don't want to experience some problems that usually happens for those new exchanges and what we see today, many of them keeps on operating and launching new exchange. They believed, they are better than the existing ones though some of those old and existing exchange also experience problems but if they are new and has some problems from the beginning like for example with funds, they won't survive in the long run.issues that was raised while the trading are onset, that's the big differences between old and new exchange, traders who doesn't like to encounter issues will prefer to use old exchange that they already knew how to play inside, the rules inside can easily practice while in those new one they need to work out to learn more about. Old exchange stand still as market for crypto still growing, they are into this business and they are ready to adopt and cater investors and traders needs. Title: Re: Do you think that crypto exchanges are dead? Post by: bhadz on February 13, 2019, 10:50:09 PM If you’re talking about lack of funds, that’s not a problem for exchanges that has been around for long. Only those that are new can have such a problem. That’s why I don’t go for new exchanges. I don't also prefer to take some moments to visit or experience trading with those low volume exchanges. I don't want to experience some problems that usually happens for those new exchanges and what we see today, many of them keeps on operating and launching new exchange. They believed, they are better than the existing ones though some of those old and existing exchange also experience problems but if they are new and has some problems from the beginning like for example with funds, they won't survive in the long run.issues that was raised while the trading are onset, that's the big differences between old and new exchange, traders who doesn't like to encounter issues will prefer to use old exchange that they already knew how to play inside, the rules inside can easily practice while in those new one they need to work out to learn more about. Old exchange stand still as market for crypto still growing, they are into this business and they are ready to adopt and cater investors and traders needs. |