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Monero get delisted once again because of low trading volume and anonymity functions on Houbi Korea exchange, why is this happening? Are people getting tired of privacy coin? Xmr is one of the top coins, what's your take about this?

https://cointelegraph.com/news/huobi-korea-delists-xmr-amid-nth-room-sexual-exploitation-case-rumors/amp

This maybe because the government of Korea is against to this currency as it is a privacy coin that are commonly use by terrorist. XMR still at rank 14 base on coinmarketcap so I am wondering how they get a very low volume in Houbi exchange.

I hope it will not happen to other top exchange because it can surely affect the price of XMR if in case more exchanges will do the same. But upon checking the quick exchange like changelly, XMR still active so there is a big chance that this happening is more to XMR issue which is a privacy coin.

this de-listing of Monero is absolutely something to think about , but as i search for it it is still number 14 on coinmarketcap and it is trading still on a lot of other exchanges with a lot of different trading pairs , so i am not worry a lot about the de-listing on Houbi Korea exchange

Many will turn against privacy coins for sure but some won't, you don't have to worry about privacy coins existence, go to coinmarketcap you will see that Monero still have huge volume and better support still

If I remember, it's also a Korean exchange that delisted Monero and now it's Korea again, so we can conclude that it's only the government of Korea and it's a policy that is hard on the features of Monero, they are still one of the top coins in the market and the support are still there, but we'll have to see in the coming months.

In the source you are given it is not base on the trading volume on that coins. But the persons use that currency in illegal ways criminal acts, thats why exchange decided to remove it from thier list . because many people  been using that currency in a bad way and have the ability to exchange that currency in your exchange will also help those bad persons.

I guess people are not interested Monero anymore. There will be the time that one crypto will end. For sure more exchanges will get delisted monero in the future.

Untill it gets delisted on more than one exchange I do not think there is an issue. Exchanges do periodically list and delist coins depending on the volume and demand, there is nothing new about it.

It is still actively traded on HitBTC and Poloniex exchange which is a good thing. They are bigger than Huobi exchange.

In crypto currency, especially for altcoins, one of the difficult aspect to put up with is consistency, Monero perhaps is not interesting new crypto investors.
As a privacy coin, with several dislikes amongst government officials, its viability is reducing daily, which leads to low trade, then delistion

That will not give a huge impact to the monero but as far as i know if the fact that this news has already proven if monero can't against the regulator with its anonymity protocol. That proves that if everything still depend on the exchange site. If there will be more and more exchange site will try to delist this coin and it may become the end of monero.

There will be no surprises for me. At this time we are having multiple privacy oriented coins in the market and GRIN must be one of the highly emerging privacy coin right now. Exchanges are not bothering about whether a coin is good or bad or highly reputed or not but only daily volume. A new coin is failing to meet their required criteria for keep listing, they will simply follow their predefined protocols.

Let's now check about the future of monero. It was one of the highly preferred coin for those crypto enthusiasts who value their privacy the most. But, suddenly there are similar coins with features like unable to trace the payments kind of coins poped up which made people to adopt many other coins instead of only monero.

There will be no wonder even etherum will get delisted someday from some exchanges for the reason of low volume because we are seeing a lot of new dapp based coins are coming up into the market just to compete against ethereum which may lead to anything in the future. Get ready for that ;).

It is possible that the Korean government does not accept private currencies, so exchanges in Korea must conduct delist so as not to get in trouble later. I believe it only happens for Korean exchanges, international exchanges will continue to hold Monero and other private currencies.

It's not been a problem as we still have the other exchanges which list monero. I think they don't like with the monero project or there is something behind that, and we don't know what their reason to delist monero is. But maybe they forget that monero is one of the popular coins at the exchange, but we cannot do anything. You can still trade monero in other exchanges if you want.

Probably because of monero(XMR) is a high profile privacy coin which is also made high anonymity to those who use this coin and will keep fraud activity keep going in Korea which is government forced to delist this coin.

I have found also that not only the Houbi Korea exchange took the decision to delist this coin. It is also an OKEX and UPBIT exchange platform. Also, Bithumb Under Pressure to Delist Monero as Nth Room Ire Continues. (https://cryptonews.com/news/bithumb-under-pressure-to-delist-monero-as-nth-room-ire-cont-6265.htm)

No, but the only reason we can see is that the Korean government does not accept the feature it gives to its users. They might be worried about the possible situation they might be in sooner or later due to the privacy it provides. So, the exchanges are starting to remove monero to avoid future conflicts.

This Korean government is taking a dig against monero is really disappointing if this happens everytime people will lose faith in this coin, I hope they are not against the government protocol.

I am really worried as popular coin is delisted and monero is losing it's reputation in the crypto market, Korean government should come forward to initiate crypto in their country.

They just lose faith in XMR and it will be one of the coins that will soon die in the advancement of blockchain technology now. Privacy coins have now become obsolete and even people can now trade with top coins without fear of anything. So that's why people are increasingly suspicious of the future of XMR and the countless unrealistic promises of the CEO. Many Fuds have been revealed and I feel normal when XMR is gradually falling behind their rivals.

According to coindesk, in particular with an article written by Daniel Palmer, "Monero (XML) will no longer be tradeable from Feb. 19, 2020. However, the crypto exchange is to cease deposits of XML as of this Friday, Nov. 29, and will block withdrawals temporarily from Friday to Dec. 5 around the time of a planned monero hard fork. All users must withdraw any remaining XML by 20 May, 2020, according to the notice". This might make sense why Monero is still listed to some exchanges including coinmarketcap.

Delisting of Monero has something to do with privacy features of a cryptocurrency. Based from what I have read, this action was made in orser to avoid money laundering as well as inflow from external networks. BitBay is one of the exchanges who made an announcement with regards to delisting of the said crypto. One thing that concerned me is that, other cryptocurrencies such as zcash and dash are also at risk of being delisted to some exchanges.

Actually, I do think that it is a problem especially if you are into Monero. Indeed, there will still be exchanges to accept or allow trading of monero but given that there will now be limits to the exchanges that would make trading this crypto possible, i think, interest to this crypto could fall. People or investors in particular would more likely engage into investments which would give them convenience and assurance of avoiding issues and problems that would risk their investments.

Countries have rules and regulations of their own and business have to follow that rules and regulations to conduct their business. I would not be surprise if the eexchange is forced to do so because Monero is the best privacy coin so far and it's not easy to trace them. It's nothing surprise.

It's because government are putting pressures on exchanges to de-list privacy coins such as Monero.

This has been on-going at the start of 2018, if I'm not mistaken. As we all know, South Korea has a very strict implementation with regards to their exchanges. So it's just a matter of time before we can see Monero being de-listed by a lot of top tier exchanges in the future.

The fact its price was rising quite nicely this year, I think that your guess can't be farther from the reality. Or you want to troll.
No. The fact Monero is anonymous coin is not something the (fiat) regulators like, since they can't track the money flow. So they tend to ban it and some exchanges, especially if they work with fiat (but it's not a rule) will have to comply.

Privacy coins getting delisting from exchanges is not bad for me, it seems government involvement in few exchanges is making this happened, they will never like Monero capability because they can't control the coin  :D :D

This is a bad news, Huobi  is a decent exchange but the good news is there are still a lot of exchanges that are keeping Monero in their site, especially Binance. Per record in https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/monero/, this coin has over $100 million trading volume, I think that is good enough.

one exchange delisted monero but I do believe it will surive and maybe more exchange will operate and add monero in the future.

For me, this is still a great coin.

If the government is the reason for delisting a privacy coin it is not really good for privacy coin holders and traders but I guess it is delisted on few exchanges only. I have checked on Huobi Global it is still listed. ZEC or ZCASH is privacy coin too and it is not delisted on Houbi Korea. I'm confused about what is the basis of the Korean government.

I think this is related to the "Nth chat room" case in Korea. It is reported that people involved in sexual abuse in Korea have used Monero for criminal acts. Therefore, Bithumb is considering canceling cryptocurrencies. Huobi has delisted this coin from the exchange.

The fact, indeed is that as XML by the power of BitBay will de delisted due to its privacy concerns. As such, XML users have been advised to withdraw remaining XML by 20th May 2020 (source: https://www.coindesk.com/another-crypto-exchange-is-dropping-privacy-coin-monero-over-compliance-risk).

According to this source, the decision wasn't taken lightly but was necessary for BitBay to comply to their market standards, and this decision not only affected XML but zcash which has also been delisted. To read more on this, see link above.

As far as I know Huobi Global still list Monero, Only Huobi Korea delist monero so far. Huobi has four branches if I am not mistaken its, Huobi Korea, Russia, Indonesia and Global. I guess Houbi Korea are being forced to comply with their government every country has their own regulation I hope it will not be worldwide.

Regulation, I think that is fully about regulation of each country. Because I can't see the truth of the report that Monero was being used as criminal activity in Korea, there is no proof against it. Also, I have to admit that the government will take any decision when they have no access to know more what has done by its citizen. They must know what has done by their citizen and because they have to pay tax. Maybe if you have monero you will be free from tax.

I don't know exactly how the cryptocurrency works but I think the developers could make it very safe while still preserving privacy/anonymity. The should try and make it hard for "evil" to take advantage of the coin privacy feature.. but must still retain the privacy or never take it away. Privacy is part of human right as far as I can tell.

I'm not sure there will be winners in this war. XMR still remains fairly common. One exchange will  delist it and the other will list. Privacy coins have been, are and will be. Just one thing is strange for me - that governments have not yet banned dollars, as they are also used by terrorists and other criminals.

Soon enough, Monero users will be considered "rebels" for chasing privacy. I'm wondering how Monero still lasts on many big exchanges - probably most of its users do not use it the right way.

I'm so tired of this "it's used by criminals" excuse to take it off a service or website. Let's be serious, everything that has value and/or is used as a currency is used in illegal activities. Take any very popular criminal activity that has been investigated in the past 20 years and you'll see that almost all of them have used gold or USD. How are they still not banned yet? Oh, wait... Gold is manipulated by the top-tier traders and USD has a printing machine. :)

Delisting it because of its anonymous properties? Yeah, right. Because of low volume? What about the hundreds of shitcoins they have listed with much less volume?

It's pretty obvious that they did this simply because they don't want to see their company name being involved in the whole korean telegram scandal. They know that as soon as its gets brought up, some way or another, the exchanges listing it will get some backlash from the general public.

Surprised that one of the biggest exchanges in korea (Bithumb) still have XMR listed. It's not like the XMR daily volume is massive on their site.

Obviously not, but it's not like they care. Most people who use exchanges to convert XMR are most likely miners and hodlers, the rest use Monero as intended and they completely avoid exchanges.

Nothing new specially in centralized exchangers that do heavily follow government rules and as part of it then its just not a surprising thing if they do delist out coins which would really oppose decentralization.
This isnt a new thing and some exchange already done it https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitbay-crypto-exchange-to-delist-monero-due-to-money-laundering-concerns
I wont be surprised if there are other exchange would delist XRM further more.

Monero as one of the best privacy coin is getting the war against again.
too bad SK is doing that for Monero, that market is huge enough to affect Monero value among all other exchanges.
Crypto isn't fair people, this is sad news.

Privacy coins like Monero among others are example of true decentralized freedom, it's left for users to choose what to use the coin for, either good or bad, just like how we use Fiat, haters like government gonna hate for sure

Privacy is both the strength and the weakness of monero.

Because it is private, nobody can do chain analysis on monero and that's a good thing for you but it is bad for the governments. Governments can't track the money flow on monero but they control the centralized exchanges. Being low on volume is just an excuse. They don't like monero.

You can still trade Monero on Huobi Global https://www.huobi.com/en-us/exchange/xmr_usdt/   You cant trade Monero on Huobi Korea. Unless you have Korean bank account you cant trade any coin there anyway.

Low volume? eh? Sounds like err, but maybe?

Expect more privacy coins will be delisted from a centralized exchange soon.

Using decentralized exchange is only the last resort.

Coins with a high degree of anonymity, to which Monero primarily refers, many states treat with suspicion and distrust, and some even prohibit its circulation inside the country. As far as I know, Japan has already done this. Coins with a high degree of anonymity cannot be traced at all and therefore they are most often used for criminal purposes. However, monero is a very good coin with high functional qualities and it will always be in demand.

if the xmr no longer has a good selling power, of course the owners of the exchange will provide a new place for coins that have more enthusiasts and good prospects in the future. it's all about business guys

Low volume? I don't think that's the main reason. Isn't it reported before with another korean exchange that they've delisted Monero?
I think that the Korean government is very firm with their acts towards Monero.

Monero is a very good altcoin and I'm one hundred percent into this coin since 2017 now, I think the project will have more haters in the future but if decentralized exchanges performs better in near future it will be a home for many privacy coins

I really think it's quite an interesting situation. I also do not believe that the real reason is the low trading volume, to put it in my opinion. In contrast, such a decision was made, most likely due to state regulations. The government may not want this cryptocurrency to be traded as the Monero project provides confidentiality due to its nature, which is a very normal situation. Besides, this delist event had no effect on the price. The reason is clearly evident and everything continues smoothly in the Monero project. I hope these regulations are not realized by other states, and one of the leading projects of the crypto money markets will not be put to an end.

very interesting news and i think very important news to think about.monero is very good privacy coin and thats why govts are always opposite of this but crypto world need this coin and monero coin is very old and popular coin.

I think some exchanges are worried about that they cant track the funds and without tracking funds they cant monitor their costumers.

Headlines has clear information that Monero gold delisted for another reason. We all like privacy coin, we know that how much privacy coin is Monero. Only for privacy Monero is better than Bitcoin. Although both transaction can be track down in few times. Monero isn't delisted for low trading volume.

They do care imo. Looking back at that moment when Binance locked an user's account for using a mixer, I get a good idea that exchanges do have a problem with those willing to go off the grid. Especially because most people using XMR are miners and hodlers, they don't have a problem with having them on the exchange. But start noticing that most of your customers are using mixers/Tor and a little alarm triggers.

Just my opinion though. I never thought Monero would be a big success specifically due to its privacy-focused nature..

This shouldn't be a surprise at all since bother South Korea (https://www.theblockcrypto.com/post/39724/okex-korea-delisting-all-privacy-coins-including-monero-zcash-and-dash-as-these-violate-fatfs-travel-rule) and Japan have said their orders regarding anonimity based  cryptocurrencies or what they call privacy coins in which the authorities will have a hard time on tracking. Monero isn't the only one since even Zcash and Dash are also potential cryptocurrencies to be delisted in these countries. Even though both countries are recognized as one of the most crypto-friendly countries out there it doesn't stop them on having a tighter regulation when it comes to privacy cryptocurrencies especially when they have proven that these crypto are now being used in illicit activities more compared to Bitcoin.

Everyone has their favorite coin, but personally why Monero is very successful is because there are still a lot of people who value privacy more, and usually they are the ones transacting huge some of money, and IMO they'll continue using it as long as this coin still exist and no way it will loss its volume.

Koreans don't like anonymous cryptocurrency, because they can't control and manage it. So they banned it so that things could become simpler. As far as I know, other anonymous currencies are also banned in this country

weird why huobi did it I don't understand
at least we will have it on other big exchanges

This might possibly a trust issue about the exchanges and Monero's existence.
Yeah, Monero has its name in the market but it has something to put into a question about the credibility of this coin build to the community. If this is all about a privacy issue, then it is better to happen like this. It is a claim that the community shouldn't have to ignore otherwise, we all become a victim to this.

If we can see a low trading volume it is because nobody has to give their trust. It is the investor's well but I don't see it why Monero has been ignored by many, in fact, it is one of the known coins in the market. Probably there is a reason behind which is untold publicly.

I think this comes as a result of the crack down on privacy coins by certain governments in some Asian countries, notably Korea. I think when the ban is lifted we will see a steady increase in the volume and most exchanges will list it back.

It's expected for Monero to get de-listed from a centralized exchange since it's a privacy coin after all. Most (if not all) of these exchanges require users to comply with KYC/AML laws. This means that ID verification is required to use any of their services. Since Monero is private by default, it's impossible for governments to be able to track & trace each person's transactions performed on-chain. Tax compliance, among others things will be hard to enforce in a chain that's private by default. I think that Huobi took the decision of de-listing Monero in order to avoid a crackdown from the Korean government. After all, they'd want to keep their business. While the above news are just rumor (sexual exploitation), anything that negatively involves crypto or Blockchain tech, are taken seriously by centralized entities. Any cryptocurrency serves as a double-edged sword which can be used for both good and bad things. The same happens with Fiat today.

At least, it's still possible to trade XMR on other centralized exchanges, and better yet, decentralized ones. One less exchange doesn't affect XMR price whatsoever. After all, the people are the ones who determine the value of each XMR. As long as there is a market for Monero, there's nothing to worry about. In the worst case scenario, one could simply trade XMR to Fiat or crypto in-person or through a decentralized exchange. Remember, what matters is the tech rather than it's price. Just my thoughts ;D

I believe that in the future it will be more difficult to buy these anonymous cryptocurrencies legally. Classic cryptocurrencies with public blockchains are accepted by goverments because they are transparent and they can easily track those who don´t pay taxes.  8)

But nothing has really changed about xmr why do they delist it once in a while then?
It just doesn't make sense

Monero is a privacy coin, we don't want to lost this coin. Monero get delisted from Korea not from huobi global. In coinmarketcap Monero gold has low volume in huobi Korea exchange. If you see several coin has low volume in his exchange. Monero won't be lost from top list, Monero has top privacy in the world where others coin has low privacy.

lol what new place? As far as i know, if that was getting a lack of demand and monero will be delisted and there was no reason to keep it available to trade.  In this case, we are also talking about the possibility for the strict regulation makes more exchange sites will try to delist monero from there. We are talking about the possibility

Could a decentralized exchange sovle the problem of Monero's anonymous? Since Monero keeps getting delisted because of centralized exchange have to follow govt's regulation.

Did you read the article? The reason is on the article title, because of sexsual exploitation case rumors and Monero is used for payment, and it happen it Korea. If Huobi want to keep their operation in Korea they must delist Monero. It's not a big problem or big news.

I don't know either why several exchanges delisted monero from their market.
But big exchange like binance still have monero in their market, so i think it is not too bad.
If the volume of the monero still high on the market because the demands, i guess delisting won't affect the value of the coin.

Lets look in this perspective

Are we going for full adoption or gaining more adoption from the world?
If yes then lets proceed
Are we looking to get recognized by more countries so people can access to Crypto easily?
If yes then you will understand why Privacy coins are heavily unfavorable in this case

Although all the statement on Minted Fiat currency is not transparent
But having a crypto that can be untrace-able on a public ledger instead of trace-able one like Bitcoin/Ethereum
It seems fishy if we were to look from the perspective of non-crypto person
For example, why would i need to hide my transactions if i were to buy a fish from a market? There's no need of it unless i have other agenda

And yet this happened.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5240661.0

It doesn't matter.
If the exchange cannot make profit out of it then they will take it out of their list.
Simple as that.
Popular or not. If there is no one buying or selling it then something must be done. It might be on the top for us or for CMC but not for everyone.

Its their choice. I remember when xmr and all privacy coij got delisted on Okex Korea, probably something concerning about transparency issue. But xmr is a good project, even big exchange such as Binance will probably hold this huge project. I know them since then and its probably one of the oldest project that still kicking.

Monero is staying among the few fully anonymous cryptocurrencies, so there is no wonder regulators do not want to deal with it and make Exchanges to delist it.

maybe like that or the Trader XMR there a little maybe it's also the reason they delete XMR, or there are other reasons we don't know, XMR is one of my favorite coins because I used to mine this coin often and for the price is also quite good even though there is a delete list from that market

That's the problem that could possibly happen in the future.. we need a fully decentralized exchange to cater the big volume of Monero.
However, I don't think the team behind the project does not see this risk, I'm sure they already have plans for the future of the project and of its continues success.

It can really help but decentralized exchange is not well adopted in our current environment, people trust centralized exchange more than the decentralized, anyway it's only those exchanges coming from Korea we just hope that other countries will not follow leads coming from these Korean exchanges.

Always get bad news when exchange market delisted coin on their market, how ever give bad reputation and many investor will sell coin with lower price what ever the reason when coin have delisted from market become scam or become shit coin without have value anymore. Next time will be less coin worth for monero.

Goverment is against privacy but i hope that they will not kill it

Governments hate privacy coins, and they will put as many restrictions as possible. Big CEX wouldn't dare to challenge the government and support Monero (well except semi-regulated one like Binance et al.). Hence, we will see Major exchanges will gradually delist Monero. But don't worry, there will be small exchanges that appear here and there to serve Monero users.

I think it's nothing to bother with if other exchanges are still trading Monero and it's still very active on coin market. Not an issue at all,in business its not must that a seller will sell all the products others are selling.

Exactly. Privacy coins go against what central banks and governments have established for a very long time. They give people freedom over their own money, leaving said entities out of the system. Governments' excuse will always be that privacy coins (and crypto itself) serve as a means for money laundering and terrorist financing in order to get what they want. The real intention here is to spy over people's transactions than anything else. Not to mention, governments want to control people's money like they do with Fiat. A financial system that's completely independent from the world's banking system, proves to be a threat to the very existence of central banks worldwide.

I wouldn't be surprised to see Monero being de-listed at other centralized exchanges over time. After all, exchange operators want to keep their business by keeping governments happy. Monero will turn out to be traded exclusively in decentralized exchanges and in-person, once all centralized exchanges decide to de-list it. As long as people continue to support the XMR blockchain, nothing should go wrong. Thanks to the decentralized and open source nature of crypto, anything's possible nowadays. Governments' or companies' actions won't have an effect over the prominence of Monero whatsoever. The more centralized exchanges de-list Monero, the more alternatives will emerge for people to continue trading it. Just my opinion :)

Monero will create a niche platform of trade outside countries that reject it, it is already a big cap market and can fund another process of trade. It is one of the secured coin and enjoy the support of high professional blockchain scientist and economist. There should be difference in Government disposition to anonymous coin and low volume trade on exchange, the OP should have put it right. The anonymous coin may suffer adoption in this space soon but I think the old ones will stay.

I've heart only about new listing on ViteX.net, it's a good news, very promising exchange.

of course this is not bad news for Monero, Monero still has great strength in various exchanges, Binance, MXC and Hitbtc are exchanges with the largest number of XMR trading volumes, maybe Huobi did not delete XMR in BTC or USDT pairs because I still saw in Coinmarketcap that XMR has a trading volume of $ 2 million / 24h, there is nothing to worry about it

All these delistings are not scary for Monero!
This is one of the great projects on the market at the moment! Real idea of cryptoanarchism, which was originally in bitcoin now in Monero! ::)
I don't think Monero can have any problems because of some stupid centralized stock exchanges! ;D

The present problem facing many privacy coins are normal, they are threat to the government and regulations that's why few exchanges are delisting them, not because of lack of trading volume

Recently, people found that there is some security issue with Monero which triggered  every investors to go against at it but delisting is not a part of this issue I guess.Mostly it is happening due to less trading volume for that particular coins on particular exchange or its just pressure from governments.

I think the main reason why it was delisted is because of its privacy and anonymity feature. To show how good the coin is, despite its delisting it is still among the top 20, precisely 14 position on coinmarketcap. Also, people can't get tired of privacy coins because they offer more security of personal details therefore they are always needed. Lastly, I once read a post where Monero got listed on a new exchange, if I remember correctly, it is an exchange in Thailand; this is a good proof that people are still in need of it.

The world needs privacy and anonymity features that privacy coins has in them, I don't see how this is a threat, every coins have their own use cases but it seems gov wants things they can control easily, let's not be discouraged because of this

De-listing a cryptocurrency will have no effect over its longevity as long as it maintains decentralization. Monero was designed to be a decentralized cryptocurrency with privacy in mind. If it gets de-listed at centralized exchanges, trading could continue on decentralized exchanges or even P2P platforms. It's normal to see such behavior from centralized exchanges against Monero, since it's a privacy coin. After all, governments want to enforce ID verification in order to "prevent" money laundering and other illegal activities. It's difficult to do this with fully-private cryptocurrencies like Monero and Grin, leaving centralized exchanges with no choice but to de-list privacy coins in order to keep the governments happy.

With a fully decentralized exchange like Block DX, there's no need to worry about de-listings at all. Atomic swaps and other ways to trade crypto without middleman will completely revolutionize the industry. Once people begin to trade Monero and other cryptocurrencies in mass using decentralized alternatives, all governments' efforts will be put in vain. I hope that Monero continues to focus on decentralization/censorship-resistance above all else, so that it could survive for a very long time. At least we have Binance supporting Monero, allowing it to maintain liquidity and trading volume. But if Binance decides to de-list Monero someday, there will always be a "Plan B". Just my thoughts ;D

The world that is run by a government would not always favor the anonymous transaction, ID system is one proof that they want to monitor us, and when we have deposit in banks, they can easily spy us.  I am not sure with the success of privacy coins, but I'm hoping they'll at least stay within the crypto market, in the long run, this anonymity and privacy that we are fighting will not gonna succeed as the government will regulate the crypto market with the rules always in favor of them.

I see something is wrong when there is a place of exchange that removes the list from the place of exchange because in my opinion moreno is a platform that develops a very good concept and in my opinion is more secure because it promotes the privacy of moreno users.

Monero is still one of top 15 coins in coinmarketcap. The recent low volume in Houbi exchange and got delisted for low volume is basically Korean Govt think that terrorists are using this coin for many illegal works. Other exchange have enough volume for Monero.

that must be, if exchanges have no strong reason ofcourse they will not delist coin in their trading list. i am sure actually monero has no problem with its privacy, maybe huobi want to follow korean government regulation . but so far there is no serious problem with this .

why will they have problem with anonymity now? isn't monero an anonymous coin from day one when they listed it on their exchange, why is it now a problem for them, if their excuse is as a result of low volume that is understandable, delisting because it is anonymous coin is ridiculous, except they have a hidden agenda,
between why will people get tired of anonymous coin? isn't that one of the qualities of blockchain, people what decentralization, anonymous, and privacy, perhaps there are better privacy coin out there with better returns, can't really say a particular reason.

A single exchange de-listing Monero, is no reason to worry. But, if all centralized exchanges take the decision to de-list Monero, prices could decline massively across the market. Of course, it'll still be possible to trade Monero on decentralized exchanges. But their limited liquidity and adoption within the mainstream world, will not contribute towards Monero's price in terms of Fiat. At least, anyone will still be able to use and trade Monero thanks to its decentralized and censorship-resistant design. We all know why Huobi decided to de-list Monero in the first place. It's all because government pressure. And if the Korean government was able to successfully encourage a centralized exchange to de-list Monero, it should only be a matter of time before other governments worldwide do the same.

Nonetheless, atomic swaps, in-person trades, and decentralized exchanges will truly revolutionize the way we trade crypto in cyberspace. These solutions are truly censorship-resistant, leaving governments' efforts in vain. Ultimately, governments worldwide might decide to ban people from using privacy-oriented coins like Monero or Grin. But people who still support these type of coins will use it no matter what happens in the mainstream world. Just my opinion :)

Hmmm. But Huobi couldn't have probably delisted Monero for its anonymity function. Monero is a strong coin and the first and strong privacy coin currently. I think this news of Huobi delisting MONERO from their exchange wont make any significant impact.

This coin is using only on the black market and I believe that such projects only killing the reputation of the cryptocurrency market. I am not surprised that this coin is always delisting from popular exchanges. no one wants to risk their reputation

This is the problem of anonymous cryptocurrencies, many shady activities are connected to them, so exchanges do not want to deal with that and they rather delist it.

I don't think it's because of this that Monero was delist in exchange, indeed Monero became a successful anonymous project in crypto currency,
and the volume was very large in the market, I felt that the delist from the exchange was a pair that traders were not interested in. its not big problem

I don't know what's really going on with Montero but it's quit unfortunate it happened this way as I expected good project. It's a privacy coin one of the best back then but I really do not know or understand what's happening to it right now but nothing last forever. I hope team gets better ways of rescusitating it.
 

This platform should be able to give a lot of benefits because they create cryptocurrency correctly, because the nature of cryptocurrency is a digital currency that is not known who is the owner and has been explained to the whitepapper owned by bitcoin that Satoshi Nakamoto created a digital currency that will not be in know the owner because all that is known is the address of the sender.

That's certainly true, mate. But even Fiat has a greater level of shady activities than crypto itself. Privacy coins have the minority of illegal transactions, while that's not the case with traditional Fiat currencies. Despite governments' excuses that privacy coins are used for money laundering and other illegal activities, we all know their true intentions. They don't want people to use privacy coins simply because it prevents them from taxing and spying on mainstream transactions. Since they want to remain in control, they'll do anything to try to stop the use of privacy coins worldwide.

I'm not surprised to see Monero being de-listed from a centralized exchange, because of the aforementioned reasons. Eventually, the world's most popular privacy coin will have to be traded in-person or via a decentralized exchange. At least, people will still be able to get access to Monero despite governments' actions in the mainstream world. It has always been about decentralization/censorship-resistance than anything else. If crypto wasn't like that, it would've been dead by now. Huobi may de-listed Monero, but we still have other popular exchanges that are supporting it in every way. Thanks to crypto's open source and decentralized nature, there will always be a "Plan B" for everything. With atomic swaps along the way, there will be no need to use a centralized or decentralized exchange to trade Monero or any other cryptocurrency in the Blockchain space. Just my opinion :)

You said monero is still having another exchange site with enough volume but what will be happening if the country of these exchange sites will be implementing the same regulation like south korea?
Monero must search a solution regarding this problem.

There's already a solution for Monero. The world's most popular privacy coin can continue trading over decentralized exchanges or in-person. With the advent of atomic swaps, the need for centralized exchanges will be a thing of the past. It's becoming clear that governments want financial sovereignty over the mainstream world. They don't want an alternative financial system that's hidden from the general public, as it goes against their ethos. Governments' excuse will always be that privacy coins like Monero and Grin are used for money laundering and other illegal activities. But at the end of the day, Fiat is (and will always be) the #1 currency of choice for malicious actors looking for anonymity and widespread acceptance by businesses and merchants worldwide.

The main problem about privacy coins and crypto in general is their price volatility in terms of Fiat. Why would anyone use an unstable privacy coin, when they've got physical cash which is stable and fungible at the same time? That's something Monero and other privacy coins need to deal with, if they want widespread adoption by people in the mainstream world. Eventually, Monero could become de-listed by every centralized exchange due to government pressure. Only DEXs, atomic swaps, and in-person trades will be the norm for trading Fiat to XMR or vice versa. I don't have any problem with that as long as Monero continues to deliver as promised. It's all about decentralization/censorship-resistance than convenience/ease-of-use. Just my opinion :)

This getting delisted is not a new thing but it will start making traders and investors to be scared of trading Monero. But to think of it am sure they are delisting not Because its not a good coin but probably agreement wasn't reached

Regulation has something to do with it, they do now want privacy coins because authorities want to trace every transaction, they do not want abuse and they don't want criminals to use Cryptocurrency for money laundering, because we all know Monero has privacy and mixing features where it's hard to trace transactions.

Yeah but for how long... Sooner or later those exchanges will be given 2 options:

1- Do as we say and keep your business (or what's left of it)
2- Go to jail

In the end of this, xmr will be just like what btc was once. A low marketcap coin only the drug dealers use.

it is a pity that monero is repeatedly delisted from the exchenge, sometimes I wonder if the news regarding the use of monero are actually true and confirmed! being a privacy coin it should at least guarantee anonymity, not only on the user but also on its use, I agree with those who say that it will become a coin only for drug dealers at this point.

Well, it is very unfortunately for high value coin like monero to get delisted in several exchanges.
The one to blame is the people who using it for criminal, the monero coin itself is not a bad coin.
People sometimes need privacy to send money, it doesn't mean they are criminals.

Based on what we are seeing, it seems that the government itself is the one that might be behind the delisting. The financial institutions of that country are wary of the threat of privacy crypto and they are pushing back so that they can prohibit any type of technology that basically cannot be controlled by their sector. It is not surprising for a country that is somewhat leaning on the left side of things. Centralization and government control is what they wanted and they don't want privacy coins.

They are more coins out there that has more potential than monero in terms of price growth, which i can see why people dont buy it and also because of government pressure. Most people out there invest in crypto because of potential money to be made and not because of privacy stuff.

Monero is still the top cryptocurrency, but their development has not had a huge impact, there is no more hype at Monero, just like other big coins like NXT, it's better to invest in projects that are always evolving and following trends

That's certainly true, mate. Centralized exchanges will have no other choice but to comply with government regulations in order to maintain their business. This could lead toward the de-listing of privacy coins as we know it. While this is inevitable, Monero can still be used "under the table" due to being "private by design". There are some decentralized exchanges trading XMR out there, in case everything goes down the drain. It's evident that a coin like Monero will gain negative reputation in the mainstream world, since it can be largely used for illicit activities. This alongside exchange de-listings could lower the price per XMR, lowering its market cap as well. As long as XMR remains actively developed and supported by the community, it won't be going anywhere. You can still trade XMR in decentralized exchanges, P2P trading platforms, or even in-person. There's no need to worry about centralized exchanges going "rogue" on XMR, since this is to be expected.

In the end, transparent cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum will remain largely relevant in the mainstream world as centralized exchanges dominate the crypto space. The minority will be trading and using Monero regardless of what happens in the long run. I wouldn't worry about XMR getting de-listed on most (if not all) centralized exchanges, since there is a workaround thanks to the decentralized nature of crypto. Governments will declare privacy coins like Monero and Zcash to be illegal, while traditional cryptocurrencies will be legitimized. In my book, Monero will be a one-of-a-kind cryptocurrency unbeatable by external forces in the mainstream world. Just my opinion :)

Maybe this is just policy of the exchange but no worries XMR is still one of the toughest privacy coins out there

Low marketcap? Its unlikely to happen and never ever underestimate or look down much on how these drug dealers you've been calling or similar people who do make use on illegal aspect
that could create huge volume even if they dont need to deal up with centralized exchangers.If this one gets gradually delisted then there are still some options left but to say that this would
really be hard until everything would really be closed or prohibited down for XMR but its just too early to presume things out but it isnt surprising that government is
trying to suppress all things that would really oppose centralization which isnt a shocking thing.

i tried to visit the link provided on the opening post but i got a " 404 not found " error .  what happen ? is the case resolved and they decide to delete it for reputation matters because ln the link it " says sexual explotation  " and we know what that means .

policy of most exchange is to delete coins that is less to zero demand . that happened because the use of monero get affected due to  the issue it faced .