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Title: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Stanlo on December 24, 2019, 10:20:58 AM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: shinratensei_ on December 24, 2019, 10:26:29 AM
old coins are dying and it's not worth to invest in it. It's not caused by they have already achieved the end of their roadmap but they were creating useless tech that can't even attract the users. But if you are talking about poloniex and the main answer should be that coin can't deal with SEC compliance that already followed by poloniex.
As far as i know, even if those dying coins still alive but when they have useful products but can't meet the requirements to be compliant with the regulation and they will be delisted.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Novatech8 on December 24, 2019, 10:52:07 AM
Poloniex and SEC are one now so expect more delisting unless those projects are ready to comply, if not even good projects on your lists will get delisted, do not judge based on poloniex delisting


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: duuuuude on December 24, 2019, 11:40:03 AM
Maybe they say investing money not in old but in top coins? Because there is no point in it and delete them because they do not meet the requirements.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Mighty_crypt on December 24, 2019, 11:45:06 AM
As for me i am more interested in new projects, they are creating to fix problems of old coins, i know many are scam projects but we still have serious projects showing up, if there will ever be a new altcoin season new coins will be the most profitable for early investors


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: mrdeposit on December 24, 2019, 12:12:44 PM
There are reasons for the delisting:
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These criteria include, but are not limited to:

Low trade volume on the exchange
Compromised network security that presents liability for Poloniex and its customers
Deteriorating developer support for the project
Prohibitive cost to upgrading and/or continuing to support the project
Lawsuits, enforcement actions or other legal issues that the project faces
New Poloniex delisted assets, December 2019 (https://support.poloniex.com/hc/en-us/articles/360041171613-New-Poloniex-delisted-assets-December-2019)

Investing in rusty old projects is not the right idea. Looking at whether it is old or new to invest will not give you superiority. Investigate project itself instead, so if you think it is appropriate, then you can research issues related to its age.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: zhekinsp on December 24, 2019, 12:15:58 PM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?
Old coins is good to invest but not all the coins can be included on investing list, make sure that you invest on a coin which others go interest as well because if it is a newly launched coin there will be some hype around it which will increase the price but when a coin is old the real potential can be found by the community support.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: iv4n on December 24, 2019, 12:22:50 PM
Each exchange have their own policy and their road map, basically they are like companies and they have directors, teams, they can do what they want to do, it's theirs. In the end you agreed to that when you registered there and accepted terms & services! There is a huge hype about exchanges and their actions, with listing and delisting coins. They take money, some of the exchanges demand a lot of money for listing! How ethical and fair are their actions are on each of us to judge.
If you read news this days and little drama about poloniex delisting digibyte you would see that something on the top is fishy. Statements from Jared Tate are very directly and rise suspicion on entire Justin Tron, CZ and poloniex actions regarding this newest delisting of some coins.
I left some coins on poloniex, they send me couple mails to withdraw coins they will delist, I had just couple dollars and I didn't wish to bother to pass their KYC just to be able to withdraw that little amount, its my gift for them. I will probably stay away from poloniex in the future.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: akhjob on December 24, 2019, 12:32:17 PM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?
Several exchanges? Do share the article link you read.

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?
Old coins / New coins doesn't matter, one will rise today and will dump the next day. Most of the altcoins are just there to be dumped on somebody. If you are looking for short term trades, go for the hot picks. If you are in for long-term, go for the old ones which has delivered as mentioned in the roadmap and is developing further.

PS: I'm not into investing in Altcoins for long-term. I would suggest short-term trades of Altcoin to improve your Bitcoin Holdings.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: alyssa85 on December 24, 2019, 12:42:29 PM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?

The exchange has to weigh the cost of maintaining the wallets of an alt against the benefits from earning fees from the trades of that coin.

As long as the fee income is greater than the costs, they'll keep the coin.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Surrapatt on December 24, 2019, 12:45:08 PM
Poloniex and SEC are one now so expect more delisting unless those projects are ready to comply, if not even good projects on your lists will get delisted, do not judge based on poloniex delisting
If the rules imposed by Poloniex and the SEC can be almost the same, I think the project will obey them, because if the rules are different, then the project owners will also be confused about which ones to obey in order not to be delisted in the exchange list.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: bassbity on December 24, 2019, 12:45:44 PM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?
Old coins is good to invest but not all the coins can be included on investing list, make sure that you invest on a coin which others go interest as well because if it is a newly launched coin there will be some hype around it which will increase the price but when a coin is old the real potential can be found by the community support.

Old coins that now may not develop anymore because the products they run do not meet his usual expectations so if the old coins, but on average the old coins are always successful and have loyal traders so many are investing in old coins.
And of course this needs support from the public so that these old coins will continue to grow in the market and many are interested in them because old coins are now quite popular in many exchanges.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Vishnu.Reang on December 24, 2019, 12:48:38 PM
Investing in lesser known altcoins always involve a certain amount of risk. Many of these coins run purely on speculations, as they don't have any real-life usage. They may undergo a few pump-and-dump cycles and during this time the promoters may be able to offload most of their holdings. And once that is done, the interest for that particular coin or token in the market will go down and in due course the trade volumes will decline and it will get delisted from the exchanges.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Saisher on December 24, 2019, 12:53:34 PM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?

After ten years I think the market has matured, they see new coins as a recycle and copy or clone of the existing coin in the market, they are just product of hypes and pump, and because of this they don't have the longevity and the community that will hold on to their promise and so they are dying.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Rengga Jati on December 24, 2019, 01:13:42 PM
I'm not surprised if many altcoins are delisted. We must know that Bitcoin dominates crypto market while altcoins are far away from their season. Moreover, altcoins always depend on Bitcoin value. This situation makes investors afraid to invest in altcoins, they prefer to invest in Bitcoin. Even they invest in altcoins, they only choose the most recommended ones like Ethereum, Ripple, BNB coin, or other top altcoins. I am sure those delisted coins have low transactions (buy-sell), and getting worse day after day. So, it makes sense if they are delisted by the exchanges.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Ziskinberg on December 24, 2019, 01:19:08 PM
An exchange can delist a coin if they did not pass on the standard and I am sure the devs are aware of that possibility as they sign a contract before a coin is listed in a certain exchange, both parties are aware so devs has to accept the result.

Based on my observation only, I think old coins are more reliable as they have already penetrated a lot in the market, they are listed in big number of exchanges and they have more long term investors that will support them throughout, even if the market has to struggle.

Some of the coins I've invested are ETH and Waves, these are old coins that are still reliable until now.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Samayuki on December 24, 2019, 01:20:36 PM
Crypto market condition is really hitting coins hard, some are dead already and some are hanging between life and dead situations, i can't say that bear market is not good because it's really killing off weak projects, i really want to see many weak projects off this space


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: btcdie on December 24, 2019, 01:27:16 PM
Yaps, you can be sure. every exchange has certain volume threshold rules or conditions. so if a coin or token does not meet the requirements, the exchange may kick it.

It should be noted, at this time people are competing in matters relating to technology, so who is the most sophisticated and has first come up with an idea / innovation, then he is the winner. due to old Altcoin many died because of competition and the products they were no longer lyrics by people. What's worse if an old altcoin is left behind by the team, and not looking for a solution, this is really a very ironic thing (the fate of investors).


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: nicolas1979 on December 24, 2019, 01:30:43 PM
Exchanges delis many coins this time and I believe they only want new fresh fund and performance to keep running their system. Delis can be done because no more profit and high fees transactions from the coins, in simple word we call it " unprofitable ". Other reason is the coin has bad progress and some developer reject to use it inside their project. See it as solutions, I think has view coin with good volume is better than has many coin without future.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Kelvinid on December 24, 2019, 01:31:55 PM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?
That is a usual thing happens since last year. It is quite to see a lot of altcoins are delisted from exchanges because some of them are just scam and no place in crypto. If we want to invest altcoins, it is preferred to choose those who have already marketable and has a terrific market performance. Ain't no worry for sure about dumping it hard in the future but rather to see it profitable.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: lolgato1 on December 24, 2019, 01:32:59 PM
It is a big shock for altcoins because delisting from reputable exchange means instant 50% loss. And why exhcanges do that? Because they are regularly cleaning their market from coins that have low trading volume.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: d3nz on December 24, 2019, 01:37:09 PM
It's really obvious that they will be delisted because they are lacking in volume and no more investors are interested in investing their money to this kind of altcoins. And a lot of them are really a sh*tcoins does not have a purpose at all but to make hype and also not making any update regarding in their project.

But some altcoins are really worth it and it is easy to make money to them because they have active investors which are really good at making a profit.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: kindbtc on December 24, 2019, 01:41:17 PM
Yeah i feel the same way, old coins tend to have lost all the fomo and excitement and also if they have not put up a successful business model even after 3 to 5 years then it seems like people are not interested in the project so it is better to move on.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: coin-investor on December 24, 2019, 01:42:46 PM
It is a big shock for altcoins because delisting from reputable exchange means instant 50% loss. And why exhcanges do that? Because they are regularly cleaning their market from coins that have low trading volume.

It's industry practice, and in the end, exchange always win, and coins and it's supporters always end up in the losing side, this what happens when investors are investing in a new coin or weak coins that cannot build support from a majority of investors, that's always been the case, we really need centralized exchange, to support coins with good promise but low volume.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Obito on December 24, 2019, 02:05:36 PM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?

Maybe they just want to highlight those altcoin who are more deserving to invest with rather than risking to the old ones which in fact are literally have less chance of being fortune to the investors. Anyway it is not bad in a sense we are more aware to the coins who are dying, and be more notified to those decent alts out there.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: BeManga on December 24, 2019, 02:16:16 PM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?
you also need to look if the coin has a purpose and don't just support it because its an old coin
even the coin is old or new if it has a purpose and development it will surely rise in the future


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: milesfull on December 24, 2019, 02:21:51 PM
The market should be cleaner. Too many shitcoins there


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: fauzan Ichsan on December 24, 2019, 02:53:45 PM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?

Maybe they just want to highlight those altcoin who are more deserving to invest with rather than risking to the old ones which in fact are literally have less chance of being fortune to the investors. Anyway it is not bad in a sense we are more aware to the coins who are dying, and be more notified to those decent alts out there.
especially the new altcoin, maybe I don't trust it to invest because it doesn't have a lot of community, so it's easier to pump and throw away, I don't think it's safe for long-term investment. only altcoin on the top ranks that I choose to invest long term



Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: joshy23 on December 24, 2019, 04:29:58 PM
Yeah i feel the same way, old coins tend to have lost all the fomo and excitement and also if they have not put up a successful business model even after 3 to 5 years then it seems like people are not interested in the project so it is better to move on.
Exchange delist those old projects who lose support from the community, there's no other way but to allow new project and move forward. Good project will survived and stay with good exchange. Understanding the purpose of those exchange site as everyone is about making money, so if coin is no longer moving then it's time to remove and change for new moving one.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: nutriagrigia on December 24, 2019, 04:55:04 PM
I think that now it is not possible to guess which coins will come out from this bear market as a winner. maybe these will be new projects, or maybe new projects will not be able to do anything, and old projects will be better than in 2017. I use diversification and prefer not to think about all this


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Ezravdb on December 24, 2019, 08:30:47 PM
It's not just poloniex exchange that delisted Altcoin in the trading list at their exchange. Many other exchanges also do that. this is done to keep the investors or traders in the exchange from investing wrong. as did the indodax exchange which delisted STQ it is a pretty good policy, considering the StQ project has been abandoned by the CEO and team members.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: CryptopreneurBrainboss on December 24, 2019, 08:49:26 PM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?


Not that it's good to blindly invest in old coins but those that have established themselves in the industry and have a large adoption rate, like the likes of ethereum, Litecoin etc and not those that are barely existing based on the hyped been associated with them. An exchange is a business so when a business does identify liability in the form of dead coins, they have no choice but to get rid of those liabilities by delisting them.

Do understand too that those current new projects that you're chasing after will likely be in the shoe of this old coins getting delisted presently providing they can't keep to the demand of the community and stay relevant since most project only exist because they can be profitable and once that ability is lost they become useless.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: tenakha on December 24, 2019, 09:45:25 PM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?
Exchanges always make such updates because of low volume or other reasons. Otherwise, I do not think they give up their profits.

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?
Top old altcoins have also been able to survive for a long time. And there are new ones that do not even have the enough volume to be listed in the CMC. So, try investing in coins that are now alive and capable of fighting to survive in the future.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: dimonstration on December 24, 2019, 10:18:36 PM
It's not just poloniex exchange that delisted Altcoin in the trading list at their exchange. Many other exchanges also do that. this is done to keep the investors or traders in the exchange from investing wrong. as did the indodax exchange which delisted STQ it is a pretty good policy, considering the StQ project has been abandoned by the CEO and team members.
Almost all exchanges scheduled delist ung, they provide sometimes announcements or delist those who doesn't have any volume trade for quite a long time. It is needed to be done to not full the exchange with shitcoins that may make their exchange a cheap one. There are already exchanges who still need to delist more alts as they are not worthy to be trade nowadays.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: qtronix on December 24, 2019, 10:26:11 PM
It is necessary to invest money only in those old coins that are still worth something. It is obvious that some of them eventually begin to lose their former glory and this is completely normal.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: sulendra12 on December 24, 2019, 11:00:14 PM
They delisted those coins because of how low the volume is being traded on that day. Also it's not that worth to actually trade those coins lol nowadays so that shit is fine.

It is necessary to invest money only in those old coins that are still worth something.
It is, but most of them are not and it's dying anyway so it's completely useless to invest.

So, try investing in coins that are now alive and capable of fighting to survive in the future.
You can't just try and blindly pick them as they are sharing the same potential and could survive in the future especially today.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Lagduf on December 24, 2019, 11:10:52 PM
It is a big shock for altcoins because delisting from reputable exchange means instant 50% loss. And why exhcanges do that? Because they are regularly cleaning their market from coins that have low trading volume.
not only caused by the low trading volume but the coin is also can't full fill all of the requirements that already made. polo is such an US exchange site which is following all of the order from the US regulator.
Those coins are getting delisted much more to be security token.
But it's not a big deal to still bet on the polo as the daily trade volume of poloniex is getting drained from time to the time too.
that means we can't get a huge volume from there as not so many traders and buyers on polo.
As long as we have still another and that's fine.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Hamstead on December 24, 2019, 11:48:13 PM
It is necessary to invest money only in those old coins that are still worth something. It is obvious that some of them eventually begin to lose their former glory and this is completely normal.
Indeed, we experience this before and this is not because either it is old or new coins. The reason for its deletion is because they are already abandoned by its developers, no market volume and of course, they are already a dead coin that serves nothing to help in the market.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: andika2018 on December 25, 2019, 03:01:37 AM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?

New projects are not guaranteed to last long. There are several projects that were launched in 2018 and now do not have transaction volumes and many of them have transactions under $ 1000 per day. Altcoin like this in my opinion deserves to be delisted because it only confuses new investors because of the unclear continuation of the project


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: hello_good_sir on December 25, 2019, 03:24:09 AM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?

It's really nothing special. Delistings have always happened.

Once market demand for a certain coin drops below a threshold there is no economic incentive for an exchange to continue to list it, because there are obvious maintenance fees that are involved with keeping a market for a dead coin active that outweighs any fees they gain from this trading pair.

It'll obviously be detrimental to the coins that get delisted, but overall, it helps the efficiency of the exchanges in the long run.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: comchien on December 25, 2019, 03:34:14 AM
Maybe that Altcoin got caught in legal regulations on poloniex and could not meet that requirement so they canceled it, if the old coin has a good product and the project is supported, it will work but due to the liquidity between buy and sell coins is low so it's easy to get rid of, there are many exchanges also based on the volume factor to cancel listing and about m coins, so the possibility of high growth with the en route they figure it out, but to do it must rely on their own ability.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: smyslov on December 25, 2019, 03:54:24 AM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?

That's the reality that every investor must face, waking up that he has no exchange for his coins, because of low volume, considering that they paid a big amount just for the exchange to list their coin, only exchanges made a huge profit here, no wonder some exchanges are inflating their volume to make them attractive to new projects for listing.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: bitcoindusts on December 25, 2019, 04:04:52 AM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?

First, it is normal for exchanges to delist idle coins or those who do not met the daily trading quota.  I think those old coins that became stagnant and no prior development are already done.  There is no future for it so I agree that newly crated coins have the advantage of greener market since the market is yet to be saturated.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Kotone on December 25, 2019, 04:06:11 AM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?

Depends on the old coins if they are still active. There are still some old coins that are  worth investing and could potentially improved in the future. The only projects with old coins are their active on the community or not. Take for example the dogecoin its a pioneered coins but recently big exchanges listed it. See there are still gems on the old coins.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: el kaka22 on December 25, 2019, 04:07:30 AM
i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?
Delisting is just the routine maintenance work of all the exchanges due to various reasons like inactive devs and not enough daily volume. You need to face it. I was holding MTC tokens on stocks.exchnage and it went to good prices I sold some 30% and I decides to hold the rest for another bull run but it was dumped heavily and the exchange suddenly decided to delist. I simply sold and exit at available prices. Yes, altcoins are not good for holding as delist may happen at any time.

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market
Old coins are good, I agree but we cannot be sure what will happen tomorrow. ETH was trading above 0.1 BTC some times back and now trading below 0.017 BTC and this is the reason some experts are predicting about downfall of 99% of altcoins. So, do not plan up for your altcoins for long term.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: inanilujimi on December 25, 2019, 04:09:44 AM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?

I agree with your opinion that the new altcoin has the potential to increase better than the old altcoin. Because they can cover up the shortcomings that exist and improve.
As for the old altcoin that was deleted by the exchange has many reasons such as SEC rules, altcoin dead no development, etc.
But usually they will not immediately delete the old altcoin without notice, so try to stay aware of the latest updates.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: NathanJB on December 25, 2019, 04:09:54 AM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?

I don't completely agree. Projects are lasting, whether they are old or new, for as long as they are still developing and continue to be active. If they are not, even if they are years old or still a newly launched coin, they will certainly lose the investors and volume and will finally die. The delisting is a reminder that your project has no interested trader. Most delisting is due to very low volume.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Callanta787 on December 25, 2019, 08:43:33 AM
Altcoins can get delisted for few reasons and the most popular one is lack of good volume but on few exchanges like OP talk about have strict rules after SEC get involved


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: yulionoo on December 25, 2019, 09:58:19 AM
in the end coins that have no real use and trading volume will become junk and die. New coins do have a chance to develop, but with the current crypto market situation I think investing in new coins is very risky. because some new coins can't last long in the crypto market because they don't have investors. currently some investors do not invest in new projects because 90% of new projects are scam. so I think it's safer to invest in old altcoin. although at present some of the old altcoins are experiencing a deep decline but I am sure when the bull market arrives the old altcoins will experience an increase.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Sithara007 on December 25, 2019, 10:29:36 AM
For the exchanges, maintaining the support for a large number of coins is not very easy. It takes a lot of effort, time and resources. So obviously when a particular coin fall below the required threshold, they are going to delist them. Also, in some cases the promoters of a particular cryptocurrency enter in to deals with the exchange owners. In most cases, these deals involve a monthly or quarterly payment from the promoters. Once this payment stops, the exchange owners have no reason to sustain the support for that particular cryptocurrency.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Harriti on December 25, 2019, 10:53:56 AM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?
Not really. the exclusion of the market is because the coins no longer meet the original standards and the team begins to be lazy and lack creativity, the result will then be bankrupt. so big exchanges don't want to lose their reputation so they have to delist such alts. new projects or new alts will soon be delist when it has any exchange standard issues. In general, potential alts will be retained by all means and garbage must be removed.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Malam90 on December 25, 2019, 11:01:46 AM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?
Yes, recently i have also noticed that few exchanges are delisting few altcoins which are volumeless, or the team is inactive or the project is valueless to attract the investors. But it is a sorrow for the investors of that coins where they have invested their capital. I am also affected by investing more than one year ago in some of altcoins.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: anjiitem on December 25, 2019, 03:51:40 PM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?

Maybe they just want to highlight those altcoin who are more deserving to invest with rather than risking to the old ones which in fact are literally have less chance of being fortune to the investors. Anyway it is not bad in a sense we are more aware to the coins who are dying, and be more notified to those decent alts out there.
especially the new altcoin, maybe I don't trust it to invest because it doesn't have a lot of community, so it's easier to pump and throw away, I don't think it's safe for long-term investment. only altcoin on the top ranks that I choose to invest long term


For now, I personally also prefer to invest in the top coins rather than into new coins. This does not mean that investing in new coins is not profitable and only investing in top coins that are profitable, but if I look at it lately, especially new coins have less potential and many of these coins have no value, so for me personally I would choose to invest in coins top so that what I do is not in vain.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: oktana on December 25, 2019, 04:40:06 PM
exchange has an agenda to maintain overall trade volume balance.

It is normal for them to issue coins with trading volumes that are not in line with their expectations and then enter coins that are more prospective, but there are still some wiser exchanges by removing one of the pairs owned by the coin to again make the holder focus on just one pair. All also returned to competitive conditions and everything depends on the strength of the developer and the market.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: JahriMeayer on December 25, 2019, 04:45:07 PM
Old coins are still better than new coins, but not all old coins are good because only old coins whose projects are still running and have many partnerships, are good to keep, the lack of new coins is the project is still starting from scratch, can be successful or not.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Doell on December 25, 2019, 04:56:58 PM
naturally when there are no enthusiasts then there is no bidding ,altcoin has fallen short of developments from investors when this industry presents a much better new product


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Wysi on December 25, 2019, 05:16:30 PM
Old coins are still better than new coins, but not all old coins are good because only old coins whose projects are still running and have many partnerships, are good to keep, the lack of new coins is the project is still starting from scratch, can be successful or not.

The problem with them is very simple, they stop focussing on development once the coin gets listed and developers are least bothered to keep themself updated with the market as a result, the investors lose hope on the project and just shift their investment to newly added altcoins which comes with new features and they make the same mistake. The investment keeps moving from one project to another as altcoin lacks further development post listing.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Divinespark on December 25, 2019, 05:29:33 PM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?
Old altcoins are being removed from exchanges because after a long time of operation, these altcoins have become a failure. There are no real products and failed to complete their roadmap. Also the price of tokens has fallen hundreds of times compared to 2017. In 2020 I believe that hundreds of old altcoins will die or even more than that.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: enhu on December 25, 2019, 05:46:37 PM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?
Old altcoins are being removed from exchanges because after a long time of operation, these altcoins have become a failure. There are no real products and failed to complete their roadmap. Also the price of tokens has fallen hundreds of times compared to 2017. In 2020 I believe that hundreds of old altcoins will die or even more than that.

Omni is not a failure. It was funded recently for bitcoin layer, this is an app on top of BTC. Remember when Justin announced they are removing DGB, wel its not yet removed. It wouldn't be surprising if the said coins are still going to be listed and these announcements aren't true.  This is to impress people in crypto that polo isn't crawling for help, but it really is begging for people to trade there.

Justin should realize the he doesn't own a big exchange as Binance who can dictate which coins to support or not.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: seleme on December 25, 2019, 05:46:57 PM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?

That's the reality that every investor must face, waking up that he has no exchange for his coins, because of low volume, considering that they paid a big amount just for the exchange to list their coin, only exchanges made a huge profit here, no wonder some exchanges are inflating their volume to make them attractive to new projects for listing.
Delisted altcoins have no demand by the day traders and exchanges have to make money too. The trading fees contain the major part of exchange profit and idle altcoins have no advantage for the precise exchange. The reality is scammer give money to the exchanges for listing their token without asking questions and later they team dumps his own allocation with the bids of new traders. Later the team goes away and traders can't trade the dead altcoins which will be delisted by the exchange soon.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: cotton ball on December 25, 2019, 05:54:43 PM
Many altcoin don't have continue progress with their project, after listing on exchange market developer and owner do not care what happen with their coin will lower price or not is not their business, many altcoin have been delist because not serious with owner to wake up their altcoin price, just few developer keep care with their coin with buy back and burn their altcoin supply to make price keep higher.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: lousie9 on December 25, 2019, 05:55:23 PM
I think it's true that coins that are rarely used by investors or have no price development and have no trading volume, will be removed from their stock exchanges. but on the other hand not all old coins have fulfilled their road maps, for example ETH and BNB are still intact and are widely used by users in every asepek.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: 103deltafox on December 25, 2019, 07:34:27 PM
There could be other reasons why the said exchange delay coins but the major reason why most coins are delisted generally is because they fail to meet their road map, or possible no trading volume and no activity and as such the best is to delist such coin.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: naikturun on December 25, 2019, 08:09:57 PM
depending on what the project is developing, if what is developed is the same as the old one, then the project will fail in the near future.
it just repeats the previous project process.
now we see new coins entering the top 100 easily, perhaps because they developed something different.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Firefoxx on December 25, 2019, 09:48:01 PM
It's not really what you explained, some are when there's no liquidity expecially when team keeps on dumping coins on the exchange or other people without good investors as it do warrant delist or when they exit scam.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Bonwin on December 25, 2019, 10:15:05 PM
If an altcoins gets delisted on a particular exchange, there are still some exchanges where it could be traded, particularly if it gas been listed on others. Different exchanges have their different rules and they differ. However, it is always good to keep yourself updated on whichever altcoins you have invested in.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Kelvinid on December 25, 2019, 10:36:10 PM
If an altcoins gets delisted on a particular exchange, there are still some exchanges where it could be traded, particularly if it gas been listed on others. Different exchanges have their different rules and they differ. However, it is always good to keep yourself updated on whichever altcoins you have invested in.
If that certain altcoin is delisted from any exchanger, its something we could think that the others will follow then. This is common to altcoins that don't have a market value/volume. It won't make sense if exchanges will keep on holding which they don't get any investors to buy with. They have no choice but to give space for another coin.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: aji567 on December 25, 2019, 10:43:37 PM
if altcoin delisted from the market should switch to another altcoin, I'm sure a new altcoin or top 10 altcoin will take over.
and time to invest in bitcoin too.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Lagduf on December 25, 2019, 10:55:20 PM
There could be other reasons why the said exchange delay coins but the major reason why most coins are delisted generally is because they fail to meet their road map, or possible no trading volume and no activity and as such the best is to delist such coin.
that must be the additional reason but so many coins have successfully meet their roadmap was getting delisted too and i can even mention some of them in this case. Polo is already known as a very strict exchange site these days. To comply with SEC regulation is not easy. Any coin that has a lot of potentials to be security must be delisted from the exchange site to avoid the violation for the regulator's compliance. This is not something new right now and so many exchange sites are doing delisting to so many coins. That's how US exchange site works.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: sulendra12 on December 25, 2019, 11:06:04 PM
now we see new coins entering the top 100 easily, perhaps because they developed something different.
This is literally just shittalking lmao, look at coinmarketcap and tell me which one are new coins that sits on top 100. It doesn't matter if they are developing something but in the end it just gives you shit product, * look at Exscudo *.

'm sure a new altcoin or top 10 altcoin will take over.
No.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: dark08 on December 25, 2019, 11:25:00 PM
Becausw of lack volume most altcoin are now getting delisted on exchange site those altcoins that have a real project plus good volume will survive in this crypto world. If you want to invest in altcoin make sure check first the volume and invest only on top100 on coinmarketcap.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: crossabdd on December 25, 2019, 11:37:08 PM
It is not a bearish market that makes exchanges delist some coins, but has other reasons, such as coins no longer have growth, dev is not active, or the loss of trading volume for some time.
for investment, only old coins that have quality like ETH, LTC, XRP, STR, etc. are good. but investing in new coins is also great. such as ADA, TRX, BNB, LINK, etc.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: pcfli on December 25, 2019, 11:38:04 PM
The lack of trading volume and less interest are the reasons why the exchange management decides to stop the partnership with the project and they delist the altcoin. No need to blame the market conditions, the market does everything correctly. The teams should spend a more time developing the project and investors will come later.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Ziskinberg on December 26, 2019, 02:41:35 AM
There’s a reason why they are being delisted and if they are really good then they should stay. Some exchanges are too strict, and altcoins really need to perform good and prove to every trader that they deserve more years. Old altcoins are not exempted from this, they still need to be good in-order to compete and stay alive.
It's not that they are strict, there are rules that are followed, when the coin is not being traded actively anymore, then they will delist it.
There's a lot of old altcoins in the past that are delisted in exchanges like poloniex, bittrex, and even Binance and that would affect the future of the coin as these exchanges are known to have a good trading volume, especially Binance.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: HabiebRiziq on December 26, 2019, 08:38:14 AM
Sir, I don't agree with you, because I believe when an old coin reaches their all goals, they make new milestones, which is very normal and this is how the Ethereum, Ripple, Litecoin, and others are lives. Some new coins can give you higher profit than old coins, but new coins are not trustable to hold. You can trade them for a short time, but you can't invest blindly on them. When the golden time appears, you will see all the old potential coins' prices will go high first.
It is true that some new coins can produce higher profits than old coins. But, if we look at recently, new coins are not very profitable for me and there are actually more coins that have decreased. And to make a profit yourself, trading new coins is better in a short period of time and to be able to make a profit from it we also have to be smart to look for gaps or opportunities to be able to make a profit.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: OrangeII on December 26, 2019, 08:46:51 AM
it's not wrong to think that old coins are a good investment, but not all old coins are good investments. Examples of good coins are bitcoin, ethereum, litecoin, and others. I think you know what they mean by old coins.
many exchangers delist the old coins because basically they run out of contract period, or do not have any development. other than that the potential to invest in new coins is also not all good.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: ajiz138 on December 26, 2019, 09:32:59 AM
New coins that are developed will also be very difficult to compete. New coins need investment support to be successful. However, most new coins turn into scam coins which make investors lose.
I still believe in old coins, although many of the old coins are delisted. The reason for delisting is that it moves at a low volume without trading activities.
old coins with large volumes and ongoing development will remain and will not be lost.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Barbut on December 26, 2019, 09:57:45 AM
Sir, I don't agree with you, because I believe when an old coin reaches their all goals, they make new milestones, which is very normal and this is how the Ethereum, Ripple, Litecoin, and others are lives. Some new coins can give you higher profit than old coins, but new coins are not trustable to hold. You can trade them for a short time, but you can't invest blindly on them. When the golden time appears, you will see all the old potential coins' prices will go high first.
It is true that some new coins can produce higher profits than old coins. But, if we look at recently, new coins are not very profitable for me and there are actually more coins that have decreased. And to make a profit yourself, trading new coins is better in a short period of time and to be able to make a profit from it we also have to be smart to look for gaps or opportunities to be able to make a profit.


It's wrong to believe that you can predict the future of cryptocurrencies. Old coins, how you call them, did not reach their goal, cause their goal is close to global adoption, we have a long way to get there. We can't claim where will be the top for some coins, same as we can't claim that some new coins have more chances than old ones.
One thing is sure, cryptomarket is growing with incredible speed, old projects are competing between them and with new ones, the best one will win the race, it's on us to try to predict that one, and it can be old or new one.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: No One on December 26, 2019, 10:03:14 AM
For me, this news is good. I think this trend of delisting any coin low performing will encourage good and potential coins. However, there maybe many reasons for an exchange to delist any particular coin. One of the main reasons is low performance and low volume. I support this idea of delisting low performing coins.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: imutlinda on December 26, 2019, 10:05:15 AM
New coins that are developed will also be very difficult to compete. New coins need investment support to be successful. However, most new coins turn into scam coins which make investors lose.
I still believe in old coins, although many of the old coins are delisted. The reason for delisting is that it moves at a low volume without trading activities.
old coins with large volumes and ongoing development will remain and will not be lost.

in the development of new coins it will indeed be more difficult, but if it really provides benefits the investment will continue to spin and grow, but only a small portion can grow and when the volume of new coins is zero or immovable it will be erased from the market list and make them die. therefore people prefer old coins with good volume to invest


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: DevilSlayer on December 26, 2019, 10:08:40 AM
New coins that are developed will also be very difficult to compete. New coins need investment support to be successful. However, most new coins turn into scam coins which make investors lose.
I still believe in old coins, although many of the old coins are delisted. The reason for delisting is that it moves at a low volume without trading activities.
old coins with large volumes and ongoing development will remain and will not be lost.
The competition is very stiff and that is why there are altcoins that are delisted in the market. There are altcoins that are not worth it to buy so we should stay away with it. As time passing by, the delisted altcoins are keep increasing because of the low demand and volume. We should only trade altcoins that have high volume and demand in the market.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: #Darren on December 26, 2019, 10:14:53 AM
I think that they are doing everything right, if a coin is not able to keep its price and wakes no interest in investors for a while, it should be delisted without any questions. It will help to clear market from shitcoins.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: iamaruf on December 26, 2019, 10:20:50 AM
Delisting is not a big problem,if coin is top rated and old.Now poloniex doing bad.But new altcoin will go big,if project is good.Many traders telling newbies not to buy new altcoins because last two years new altcoin scammed and run away. Thats why they told not to jump new altcoins. If you have enough experience then go for new altcoins.           


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: freedomgo on December 26, 2019, 12:28:09 PM
Delisting is not a big problem,if coin is top rated and old.Now poloniex doing bad.But new altcoin will go big,if project is good.Many traders telling newbies not to buy new altcoins because last two years new altcoin scammed and run away. Thats why they told not to jump new altcoins. If you have enough experience then go for new altcoins.           
It is a big problem because it will reflect to the project, especially if the project is delisted from big exchange, that's too negative for the investors.
Investors wants development or progress, delisting is a bad thing because most reasons are lack of trader's interest that's why an exchange will make a decision like that.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: meliodas on December 26, 2019, 01:24:56 PM
Delisting is not a big problem,if coin is top rated and old.Now poloniex doing bad.But new altcoin will go big,if project is good.Many traders telling newbies not to buy new altcoins because last two years new altcoin scammed and run away. Thats why they told not to jump new altcoins. If you have enough experience then go for new altcoins.           
It is a big problem because it will reflect to the project, especially if the project is delisted from big exchange, that's too negative for the investors.
Investors wants development or progress, delisting is a bad thing because most reasons are lack of trader's interest that's why an exchange will make a decision like that.
That is a legit big problem for overall investors and to the developers. That is also a reason why we should be picky in choosing a coin or altcoin to invest in. Do not trust an altcoin that is listed to a low reputation exchange, always aim for the altcoins that are getting a lot of attention because that means that there is something special behind it and invest into that.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: arimamib on December 26, 2019, 01:26:44 PM
Delisting is not a big problem,if coin is top rated and old.Now poloniex doing bad.But new altcoin will go big,if project is good.Many traders telling newbies not to buy new altcoins because last two years new altcoin scammed and run away. Thats why they told not to jump new altcoins. If you have enough experience then go for new altcoins.           
It is a big problem because it will reflect to the project, especially if the project is delisted from big exchange, that's too negative for the investors.
Investors wants development or progress, delisting is a bad thing because most reasons are lack of trader's interest that's why an exchange will make a decision like that.
the deletion of coins from the exchange list does make a bad view, because it is certainly caused by the lack of interest in the exchange, especially if it is erased from the exchange list that has a large level. but the elimination of coins from the exchange is indeed one of the exchange policies, because if they keep the coins, the exchange's good name will be bad


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Vishnu.Reang on December 26, 2019, 01:41:40 PM
For me, this news is good. I think this trend of delisting any coin low performing will encourage good and potential coins. However, there maybe many reasons for an exchange to delist any particular coin. One of the main reasons is low performance and low volume. I support this idea of delisting low performing coins.

Now I don't want to comment whether it is a good thing or not. I don't know whether it is beneficial for the exchanges, because with less number of coins the traders may limit their number of transactions. This may have a negative impact on the exchange revenues. Also, what about those users who had invested in these coins? If they get delisted from the exchanges, then the users may get trapped with these useless cryptocurrencies. They shouldn't have invested in the first place, but now we can't punish them for taking a risky option.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Apened on December 26, 2019, 01:56:37 PM
Delisting is not a big problem,if coin is top rated and old.Now poloniex doing bad.But new altcoin will go big,if project is good.Many traders telling newbies not to buy new altcoins because last two years new altcoin scammed and run away. Thats why they told not to jump new altcoins. If you have enough experience then go for new altcoins.           
It is a big problem because it will reflect to the project, especially if the project is delisted from big exchange, that's too negative for the investors.
Investors wants development or progress, delisting is a bad thing because most reasons are lack of trader's interest that's why an exchange will make a decision like that.
I will agree to your statement because it was a negative thing if they are good project enough it won't happen, although we know that projects right now suffer from a serious dump in this bad market and only few make a move while others was lacking of trading volume for a long period of time ang getting lower and lower we can't do anything about it.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: fuer44 on December 26, 2019, 03:26:18 PM
for tokens that do not have liquidity, they will indeed be difficult to survive in the market. but if you want to invest, it should be for big coins like bitcoin or etherum. New tokens will usually last 2-5 years after listing, depending on the volume they will get in the market. as I observed in the tokens released 2 years ago, on average they always experience a significant decrease and it is not impossible that they will disappear soon.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: zeze18 on December 26, 2019, 03:39:38 PM
Delisting is not a big problem,if coin is top rated and old.Now poloniex doing bad.But new altcoin will go big,if project is good.Many traders telling newbies not to buy new altcoins because last two years new altcoin scammed and run away. Thats why they told not to jump new altcoins. If you have enough experience then go for new altcoins.           

No you're wrong, if you have enough experience you won't easily buy those new altcoins shit projects. I could say 90% of new projects are scam and the rest 9% are failed projects and the rest 1% is the success project. New good projects is 1:1000 nowdays because the ease of creating project people are take advantage of this to become a scammer.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Adriano2010 on December 26, 2019, 03:43:49 PM
They delist old altcoins because is not worth for them to hold and manage them because this altcoins unfortunately not have trade volume and there is not any interest for investors to buy them.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: reallester on December 26, 2019, 04:01:54 PM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?

You may be right about newer coins taking advantage of ther older ones. Just got the news of 2 coins to be delisted from the exchanges.  And what came to my mind was, what becomes of the investors who invested some bucks in the project...The whole of crypto space is volatile and delicate. One just needs to be cautious while investing in whether old or new coins.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Novatech8 on December 26, 2019, 04:35:38 PM
There are reasons for the delisting:
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These criteria include, but are not limited to:

Low trade volume on the exchange
Compromised network security that presents liability for Poloniex and its customers
Deteriorating developer support for the project
Prohibitive cost to upgrading and/or continuing to support the project
Lawsuits, enforcement actions or other legal issues that the project faces
New Poloniex delisted assets, December 2019 (https://support.poloniex.com/hc/en-us/articles/360041171613-New-Poloniex-delisted-assets-December-2019)

Investing in rusty old projects is not the right idea. Looking at whether it is old or new to invest will not give you superiority. Investigate project itself instead, so if you think it is appropriate, then you can research issues related to its age.
Nothing is guaranteed in crypto space, coins that are delisted on poloniex are old projects and they are quite good, those coins are still available on other exchanges, i think its all about SEC involvement


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: StephenieDuong on December 26, 2019, 04:43:23 PM
I agree that most of altcoin being delisted have finish or almost finish their roadmap without any big achievements. Some of those projects are dead, dev sold their tokens on top and put less focus on the project. These example remind investors that they should always do research before buying any coins and make sure those project worth or at least dev team still there doing their work.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: ameliana on December 26, 2019, 05:13:25 PM
I will not talk much about this, but in my personal opinion, the adoption of a system like this also has positive points, both for their exchange and other crypto users. at least can anticipate bad things, especially for ordinary people, they will be easily fooled if they see that it turns out to be a form of coin manipulation.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: GREENch on December 26, 2019, 06:21:31 PM
It is necessary to invest money not in old coins, but in coins that will be in demand(in your opinion) and have the potential for growth. Now the process of clearing the market of garbage and abandoned projects/coins is in full swing.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: awik p on December 26, 2019, 06:33:55 PM
I will not talk much about this, but in my personal opinion, the adoption of a system like this also has positive points, both for their exchange and other crypto users. at least can anticipate bad things, especially for ordinary people, they will be easily fooled if they see that it turns out to be a form of coin manipulation.
right, in that way at least provide an opportunity for healthy competition, coins with unhealthy development will be detrimental to investors and traders. therefore taking an earlier step is the right choice, for a bigger rescue and protect the community inside



Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: boris singer on December 26, 2019, 07:33:35 PM
I agree that most of altcoin being delisted have finish or almost finish their roadmap without any big achievements. Some of those projects are dead, dev sold their tokens on top and put less focus on the project. These example remind investors that they should always do research before buying any coins and make sure those project worth or at least dev team still there doing their work.

most of the coins undergoing a delisting process are dominated by 1-digit coins. in this case the developer cannot make adjustments to the total supply that has been circulated so that it cannot raise price speculation. Although this might seem bad from an exchange's point of view, it is actually enjoyed by traders with a larger trading profit range. But it is true that investors must be more careful because naturally the project is already unhealthy.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Jocuserious on December 26, 2019, 08:22:58 PM
Actually when a exchange delisting those coin that's means those coin developing unless and nothing activity team. If a coin no have good volume then what's point their future well? So it will must be needed delisting.
If a project cannot properly handle the path of its development, then that project will surely be a bad aspect so investors will decrease with volume.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: doctor877 on December 26, 2019, 08:35:51 PM
For a coin to be old and haven't achieved something good then it doesn't worth investing into. One needs to be careful and make thorough research before investing into any coin. Majority of old coins has been abandoned by developers but are still trading , such coins are the types that get delisted after a while .


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: ven7net on December 26, 2019, 08:53:44 PM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?

I believe that everything that happens is obvious. It’s the same as every year a new version of the smartphone comes out and everyone runs to buy it getting rid of the old one. The cryptocurrency market is developing and of course there are different cryptocurrencies on it, successful and not very. I would say all that is happening is an experiment and all new and old cryptocurrencies are experimental. Of course, why leave all existing cryptocurrencies on the exchange, you need to do a decontamination, this is what crypto exchanges do.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: BeginToMine on December 26, 2019, 10:13:25 PM
Yes, and it's a bit good as they are getting delisting because most of them lack liquidity and team does not care about the project because I believe as you develop a project you should do things that will draw in investors than being nonchalant.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: ajiz138 on December 27, 2019, 06:20:30 AM
in the development of new coins it will indeed be more difficult, but if it really provides benefits the investment will continue to spin and grow, but only a small portion can grow and when the volume of new coins is zero or immovable it will be erased from the market list and make them die. therefore people prefer old coins with good volume to invest
Trading volume to zero depends on their developer. The developer should be able to keep the volume up and the trade is going well. However, a market that is like now making new coin developers out of business and unable to fund all developments.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Palider on December 27, 2019, 07:03:51 AM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?
Old coins like Ethereum, Litecoin,  And Top coins in coinmarketcap are good to invest not oldcoins that no developments and abandoned by developers. Because this coins will die soon and no one wants to invest on this.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: mamesso on December 27, 2019, 07:26:27 AM
As for me i am more interested in new projects, they are creating to fix problems of old coins, i know many are scam projects but we still have serious projects showing up, if there will ever be a new altcoin season new coins will be the most profitable for early investors
The purpose of investing is looking for profit, we must be able to take advantage of the situation at every opportunity, New coins and old coins don't matter to me, while still being able to profit, I will continue to invest without thinking about the background of each coin.
Indeed, investing in crypto is always a risk, but we need skills in researching each project that we will invest in.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: kodtycoon on December 27, 2019, 07:32:37 AM
It is recommended to invest in the old altcoin because the old altcoin is safe in many large exchanges so there will be no fear when you hold it even though the market continues to decline, it's different if you invest in a new altcoin at least the fear will always be like that. that is the reason and advice that in my opinion we are better off choosing safe ways to spend our money now


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Landak on December 27, 2019, 07:42:16 AM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?
Just like what Poloniex did, I also saw it in Bittrex some old coins have been delisted because there is no trading volume, it is very unfortunate. but after I checked the delisted coins, it turned out that the dev was no longer active and the community was dead so it was appropriate to be delisted. New coins, if it has potential, is good to choose, but you must be careful. if I may suggest it's better to play on coins that are already in the top 20 CMC.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: Xxmodded on December 27, 2019, 07:55:11 AM
Usually happen with exchange market want to delist some altcoin on their exchange, I remember with centra coin have listed on Binance and other bigger exchange market but have delist because their owner scam, although centra have raise higher price more than $4 but Binance keep delist centra coin.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: karanggatak on December 27, 2019, 10:24:54 AM
I think it's natural that an exchange removes some altcoins that don't have a trading volume and coins can't develop because they don't have investors. now some crypto investors only focus on bitcoin. almost all crypto holders spend their money on bitcoin investments. they are not interested in investing in altcoin. because at this time the altcoin market situation is very bad, most altcoins have lost their value. and can't pump anymore. so that now bitcoin has dominated the crypto market.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: DabsPoorVersion on December 27, 2019, 10:45:46 AM
I think it's natural that an exchange removes some altcoins that don't have a trading volume and coins can't develop because they don't have investors. now some crypto investors only focus on bitcoin. almost all crypto holders spend their money on bitcoin investments. they are not interested in investing in altcoin. because at this time the altcoin market situation is very bad, most altcoins have lost their value. and can't pump anymore. so that now bitcoin has dominated the crypto market.
It is true, it is usually happening in most of the exchanges since it requires every altcoin to keep them on the right track. If they are not able to improve their trading volume and get enough buyers (just like what you said, where investors are most likely to focus their investment in bitcoin instead of altcoin), the chances for the weak altcoin to get delisted is high.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: beliomir on December 27, 2019, 10:59:10 AM
I believe that it is necessary to look for promising coins and invest in them


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: StephenJH on December 27, 2019, 11:04:23 AM
The natural selection works very well and the dead volume altcoins get delisted because of the mentioned reasons. The many altcoin pairs are not traded by traders due to the illiquid market conditions. The bull market will give these altcoins a second breathe if these dead altcoins can survive until the arrival of the bull market.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: nakata121 on December 27, 2019, 06:53:06 PM
The natural selection works very well and the dead volume altcoins get delisted because of the mentioned reasons. The many altcoin pairs are not traded by traders due to the illiquid market conditions. The bull market will give these altcoins a second breathe if these dead altcoins can survive until the arrival of the bull market.
I think of this as a form of competition in a market, so that altcoins who have a strong plan for the future of their project will continue to survive and gain interest from investors and traders, but for altcoins who do not have a strong plan, of course they will be left behind  by the investors, and in the end, it will only become a dead altcoin that has no community and also transaction volume in the market.



Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: gensol on December 27, 2019, 08:13:19 PM
Hi guys i read on the news that major few exchanges are delisting some altcoins that falls to keep up due to present bear market, for example poloniex exchange is delisting Omni and primecoin and others, what do you have to share about this?

Some are saying its good to invest in old coins now few old coins are dying, I believe they've met the end of their roadmap, no more excitement about them, this is why i still feels that newer coins will take the bigger advantage of future greenish market, what do you think?
Delisting coins most times is not because they lack liquidity ex hnages like Bittrex has policies which some coins along the line fail to meet up to. I remember when Trst was delisted from Bittrex, it was discovered they're security tokens and Bittrex don't list securities. Its best you check the reason why an altcoin was delisted from an exchnage.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: desticy on December 28, 2019, 11:10:12 AM
Great things are happening now. Altcoins are divided, little liquid exchanges are closed.
All this leads to the cleansing of the crypto market and the emergence of additional opportunities for the remaining participants. Be it projects, coins, crypto exchanges, funds or crypto startups. M
oney will be invested more purposefully without a strong spray. It is a pity that we come to this only now, because the crypto market would be more healthy and attractive without bad and useless projects.


Title: Re: Altcoins getting delisted
Post by: memed97 on December 28, 2019, 11:48:22 AM
I believe that it is necessary to look for promising coins and invest in them
Everyone must be looking for a coin that is very promising to invest in crypto, but each person is clearly using a different way to find out about it. and if you may know what method you use to find out promising coins?