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Can someone please tell me why this good altcoins are getting delisted from bitone exchange?is there any other reasons why coins always get delisted while they have good volume?

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I'm confused because quantstamp and status aint bad at all,they have good marketcap and good volumes

maybe at bitone this coin didn't have a good volume my friend
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/quantstamp/#markets
because, most of people trade this Quantstamp at binance, so bitone delisting this altcoin
regards

yes, i'm sure a lot of traders will choose binance to trade this coin,
and something strange, i don't see bitone in the market list of quantstamp at coinmarketcap
anyway, for the OP i think its better for you to trade QSP on binance

Exchange platform have their rule; probably the token do not have good marketcsp and volume on bitone exchange so there is no need to keep their trade pairs.

If you go to coinmarketcap; you will see the arrangement in sequence of token trades; according to their daily caps

The altcoins are good and just because they are delisted doesn't make them bad either,lack of volume on the exchange will result to delisting so just trade them on other exchanges they are listed

All exchanges are doing that regardless if the coin is popular or not or had a good volume from other exchanges, they want to free their database so they can accommodate new ones, it is very important to also watch your coins in exchanges that they are in for possible delisting so you will not too late to withdraw it.

It is always related to low volume and people not showing enough interest in said alt. It shouldn't be a problem as long as it's being traded on other exchange but if it's not like it happens to some alts then you'll be stuck with something that nobody wants.

Very important to hodl token that has a lot of exchanges, where you can trade it if it is only on one exchange and it got delisted, you are in a losing end because you will never trade that coin in case the dev stop updating their project, so always go for at least three exchanges for a new coin in the market.

Delisting from big exchanges is the worst thing what can happen to altcoin that you own. Because exchange does own research and when they realize that coin is dead, they will delist and that will cause a huge dump.

AFAIK bitone isn't considered big exchange. This is even my first time to hear that exchange, so those  altcoin which got delisted from them, you shouldn't worry about those. Just move your tokens to other exchanges and hold it or sell it for better price rather than on that exchange

It's possible that this is a good reason, but not the only one. I see it more like a punishment, something like “if you don't make me earn money, you are out, so do what you have to do to get volume and make me earn money”. They punish unprofitable coins and send a warning to the other ones that stay.

They are not having a lot of volumes on bitone and then bitone try to delist them all and then they will try to list a new coin that they think they can get more demand from there. This thing has done by almost all of exchange site when there was a coin didn't meet the expectation.

It that case, they are just cleaning up those dead coins and ain't no use at all if they just kept it all the time. Liquidity and it's market volume is very important and it also some basis for investors to look for. if they'll keep those coins, it only affects their reputation.
It is better to keep only valuable coins rather it been flooded by dead ones.

Do you know that they are people who offer services to create fake volume on exchanges? Yea you welcome to the world of crypto where things needs to be cross checked.
Not saying that those coin fake their volume but the exchange might have noticed something to prompt them to do so

This is a typical situation. Liqui for example is doing the same things. Sometimes exchagnes want money from projects for listing

If a coin getting delisted from an exchange it doesn't mean bad coin to hold,the reason maybe the volume of that coin on that particular exchange has been very low for considerable amount of time so they might delisted for no profits for the expenses they were doing for that.

There are so many alternative options in the market and exchange services that it is hard to choose where to invest. In addition, due to this diversity, many projects are losing transaction volume and the investor is distributing their capital among various alternatives. Therefore, many unnecessary or unsuccessful project coins and tokens have reached very low transaction volumes. This is why exchange services now delistacize low-volume projects and do not want them to be available for further trade. Of course, these projects should not be given any chance at the time, but it should not be forgotten that the projects that were quite popular in some periods are now forgotten. For this reason, many exchange services prefer to delist more options day by day.

Civic, tenx and status have got good trading volume when we track through the coinmarketcap, but in this exchange there might be some lacking on the trading volume. This seems to be the primary reason for those altcoins get delisted from the trading. Most of the time inactive projects gets delisted. Tenx seems to keep on updating their project and continues partnering with more ventures.

that's what I see as a bad coin. because they don't have a good enough trading volume. even they don't move on the market.
some exchanges are like that too, and I have also received e-mails from Koin for a few days related to coins being delisted from their exchanges.

Most probably it could be a bad coin but there is no need for sure its a shit coin there are some reasons are also for delisting.And also high trading volume coins also delisted from the exchange due to the fact that is shit coin.

This is a normal thing that even great coins are getting delisted from several exchanges. Generally, there are several reasons for coin delisting: lack of trading volume, team request, misunderstanding between exchange and team members and tons more options.

ofcourse its projects will be die and there is no more developtment in future if dev team has no enthusiasm.they have no responsibility to their investors that promised in their whitepaper or road map.soon or later it will be shitcoin .

I don't think those coins give them enough profits on their exchange reason why they had to delist it. I don't see any others reasons why they had to delist coins like civic and the rest

One of the main issue why altcoins get delisted in some exchanges is lack of volume in that particular exchange, although they might have good volume in other exchanges. Now taking a look at some of these altcoins you will see they were listed on Binance thus traders will prefer trading there than other exhanges.

I think before any exchange will delist any coin they must state reasons for their decision. Nevertheless, lack of adequate volume has been one of the reasons why coins gets delisted. The coin might have good volume in another exchange and none on the other thus can be delisted, this is same with some of these coins.

Reason could just be Bad hair day. Other than having lesser volume.

Are you sure they are delisting the tokens? It shouldn't just being emailed. An announcement from their twitter and telegram channel should be visible right now. If not announced then be careful, the email you receive probably contains fake news.

very often the exchanges remove some coins from their list because the coins have some troubles with the government of the countries in which the exchanges are registered

one of the beginning rules you need to learn is not to hold your funds on exchanges, because it is straight way to lose! I have bad experience.

Every exchange has it's own policies mate and if the coin of any project fall short of it then they would delist it despite they paying for listing fees and all of that. Delisting of cryptocurrencies are as a result of low trading volume and this comes about when the project has no use case to stabilize its tokens rather than normal pump and dump mechanism.

The main reason exchanges delist a coin is the trading volume or if there is a security issue with the chain and could be exploited by hackers, the list of the coins are big projects in the space but if you look at where majority of the trading volume is, it is from the big exchanges

Right. Some coins may have good volume on one exchange and no volume on the other. That might be one reason for the delisting.i do not use the exchange though, so can't really say much but it's good to contact the bitone exchange support to get a clearer explanations.

Regular delisting of coin or token pair that gives zero or no volume within a long period is what many exchange do in order to free their database and improve their platforms. What is the essence of having many coin with many grading pair but at the end of the day there are no trading volume. This does not mean that the coin be delisted is dead or the project is a scam. Intact some of this coin being delisted might be one of those pair with huge trading volume on another exchange platform. It is just a routine which is very good to be considered by great exchange platforms

each exchanger has a different policy, I can't say in detail how,
for more details you can ask directly to the support exchanger and ask for a clear reason why the coin is delist,
and search for possible exchanger to make a telegram group, so it's easier to ask for reasons there directly.

There are few reasons why they are delisting those coins but most likely if the coins has low volume in the particular exchange or its a dead project already because of the unresponsive team then expect it to be delisted because that's common nowadays.

Try to use popular exchange, sometimes traders prefer to use popular exchange due to high volume.

There could be a lot of reasons why a certain coin would be delisted.

• The exchange is losing money just for the maintenance (wallet, updates, manpower, etc)
• The coins trading volume is not generating a lot of trading fees
• The possibility of having a pump, dump and run
• Legality of that certain coin
• The developer themselves can't maintain the coin or doesn't want to pay fees to the exchange
• Negative Marketing towards the coin
• The project is dead
• Vulnerabilities on the security

These points are all valid and it could trigger to delist some coin. There are a lot more variables with that, mainly on the biases of the people accepting projects or something. We all know that it's up to them to accept. We just can't have power with stopping them on that. We just have to move on with that.

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References:

Eight Reasons Coins Get Delisted From Crytpocurrency Exchanges by Sarah Wiesner (https://medium.com/efficient-frontier/six-reasons-coins-get-delisted-from-crytpocurrency-exchanges-3666deb1ef9f)

I will have to say that the matter is about low volume or perhaps zero at all. We can set aside the possibility that the coins mentioned are dead projects, save for a coin or two. I am more than sure that the names Civic (CVC), RChain (RHOC), TenX (PAY), Salt (SALT), and most especially Status (SNT) are pretty much working. This exchange is actually not popular. And so traders will certainly use the other available exchanges for some much better volumes.  

Most of the reason why delisting the token on Exchange because.
1. Wash trading
2. Fake volumes
3. Only whales traders
4. No volume.
That is the reason why de-listed the token on exchange.

usually exchanges team continuesly an update from dev about their product, and also they check daily volume trading.if based on their review both of this factors have negative grade , exchanges will delist them.

Youre right mate. Sometimes we look at the coinmarketcap the price rising so hard but if we look at the exchange no order buy. This called fake volume. Its good exchange delisted altcoin with fake volume so the movement more real.

usually a new coin will be removed from the market because they have launched a coin that is good and good at the price or the other but they forget where the direction and purpose of the coin is. that's the biggest reason why new coins even though the price is high is still being removed from the crypto market.

The coin may be having good volume on other exchanges but no at where they are delisting it. Moreover, there maybe a breach of contract  between both parties or even a scam allegation may lead to the delisting

They have their own reason of why they are delisting those coins. It may be good in our opinion but that exchange can probably see some problem that will affect their operations. Most of the exchange that delists coin, it's either of these reasons:

- low volume but I don't see other altcoins that they delisted as low volumed coin
- bad project
- any other personal reason

Checking all the coins that are going to be delisted, these are all good coins but they all did not satisfy the requirements of the exchanges, maybe they have volume and support on other exchanges, but not no ton that exchange and they have to give way so they can accommodate new coins that are coming in.

Coins Delisting is usually because the coin has no value anymore or there are no more coin transactions in the exchange, I often see it in some exchanges where if the coin no longer has value or is quiet the buyer will be delisted by the exchange .

Every exchange has its own rules, why are coins delisted when it has good volume? The reason might be because the rules on the exchange have changed, and now the coins don't meet the rules of the exchange, therefore the coins must be delisted

The exchange is also delisting fairly known coins like status and civic. If they can delist those coins they probably are doing it for regulatory reasons.  This is the disadvantages of having coins on centralized exchanges

The main problem delisting coin is because that coin is death and never get a big volume exchange in a day.
I agree with delisting coin because that reason.

I have worked with exchanges before and I can tell you the reason why any coin, not just these, would get delisted from an exchange. They would be lower than minimum required daily volume that would make it worth to keep it there for expenses and profit.

So, lets assume if it is above 3 bitcoins that would mean the exchange would make a profit after all expenses then it would have to be above 3 bitcoins every single day. If it goes under that, even if it is ethereum then there is a chance it will be delisted, why keep it there when it is not making any profits at all. It is just expected of them to delist where there is no profit and keep coins when they are profitable, exchanges are not favoring any coin over others, they are still working hard to make money and doesn't really matter to them which coin makes them a profit.

It would be better to find out the reasons behind the policy regarding coins delisted from the exchange by asking it to the relevant exchange or by contacting the developer or the team behind the project that handles the coin. There are many possible reasons why coins are removed from the exchange.

Every exchange has their own priorities when it comes to delisting. The majority of the exchanges consider the trading vole as the number one factor for delisting. Considering a coin that is listed on binance, the possibiliry that it won't get better volumes on other exchanges is very high so I think that's why bitone exchange is trying to delist them.
On the other hand, it may have a security flaw in their contract that may expose them to attacks so they have to delist them to prevent future attacks

trading volume is the main reason but during the last year, the volume of trading fell to almost 0 in 80 percent of altcoins, but only 30 percent of these coins were delisted from exchanges

Exchanges have their different reasons for delisting a coin. Some might be cos of low volume trades in the exchange. Another negative reason might be a possible strategy to close up the exchange. That's why its best to use a trusted exchange for transactions inorder to avoid stories that touch.

They are excluded because of the small trades on the stock exchange, they can also exclude if coin representatives cheat investors, but it is best to read the rules, it says clearly and clearly what can lead to the delisting of coins.

No need to worry because indeed QSP does not have a good trading volume on bitone exchange, there is no need to be sad because the QSP has been registered in some better exchange, even in good volume binance exchange

These are private exchanges and we can't force them to keep supporting a certain coin. They are not obliged to do so. Many of the exchanges charge a certain fee to list altcoins. This fee can be a one time payment, or a monthly payment. If the latter case is true, then I suspect that the promoters might have stopped paying the listing fee and this might have forced the exchange to delist the coin.

We cant do anything if certain exchange do decide to delist coins even we do see that they had good volume or marketcap.Its either a personal matter or just simply they dont like the project anymore but come to think delisting a high volumed coin isnt ideal for business yet we know this do bring profits.

Exchange not really care about coin ranking on coin market cap, but they just caring about volume transaction which mean they need  more people trade on their exchanger, because they have benefit from fees from each trader. So, even the coin on 100s rank but its has big volume, i think that can survive.

After a while of searching, I found BigOne users mostly from China. And maybe their users don't trade these altcoin much. So they decided to delist them

Well accept the fact that one of the major reasons why a coin gets delisted is that, poor trading volumes, which is some kind of bad situation to a coin because majority of traders choose binance to trade because they feel secured in their assets, latest news nowadays is that some exchangers were hacked and shut down, and they afraid to use some unknown exchanges. This is the reality based on my observation.

I think the main reason for delisting on any exchange is unsatisfactory trading volumes. A cryptocurrency exchange is a commercial organization whose main purpose is to make money. Since exchanges earn commissions from buy / sell operations on their platform , the trading volume is the most important thing that they pay attention to. If trading volumes are low, then it becomes unprofitable for the exchange to support trading of a such coin, because in this case, operating expenses may exceed the income from trading commissions .

Such questions need to be asked to the owners of the exchange from where they will delist the coins of interest to you. This usually happens for one of three reasons:
1. Small trading volume;
2. The development team has ceased to engage in the project or has begun to sell large amounts of their coins;
3. Blockchain coins are regularly hacked.

That will definitely be the reason behind the delisting of the mentioned coins because every crypto exchanges site has their rules and regulation about coin delisting. Besides, some of the coins are traded on some top exchange site but the delisting news has already affected the coins price in the market.

this is strange, why the OP still worried about QSP delisted from bitone, if he or she can trade QSP at better exchange such as binance and huobi
OP : just forget about bitone and start using binance or huobi to trade QSP

Nothing can make sure that a good coin would not be delisted. Sometimes, coin's team did not have a good contract with exchange and they deliste it, if that's a big exchage, would be a disaster.
But luckily, when delist, they often have a notification for all users, so just make sure you follow up with exchage, otherwise, you could lose quite a big money.

Coins are being delisted due to the reduce of volume and circulation for specific coin in that exchange. Still as you said even I have noticed some of the good and potential coin which was bumping on 2017 on now it is dumping.

If they are delisting these coins with a good volume in the market cap, this could only mean that they are not getting volume in their platform only on the other platform, it has no impact to the value of the coin, I consider Bitcone to be a small exchange because they are not attracting traders of those coins even though the volume is high on the other exchanges, they should do a lot of marketing.

Coins are mostly de-listed from exchange due to the lack of volume. Secondly is when they failed to deliver according to their roadmap which make the Exchange to list them in the first place. When there is no competent hand to deliver according to their promises to the community, their is no point of keeping such project lagging on exchanges.

Not really. Their reputation is quite good around here and it has never been proven that any of the coins can be listed in coinmarketcap if the promoters are ready to make payments. Obviously, the team behind coinmarketcap is not operating the website for charity. They get revenues in the form of advertisement income and payments for providing data. But they have never listed any coin after accepting payments and if that was the case then you might have seen a few threads against them in this forum.

They got delisted from that particular exchange does not mean the coin is gone or it is no longer alive, when Binance being the best exchange delisted BSV, did BSV died, no, they simply moved to other better exchanges, I actually don’t know the agreement between the project and some of these exchanges, but I know when it comes to delisting, it is either there is issue of payment challenge with such exchange or probably the project itself is no longer active.

Since you said they still have volume, then that should not be an issue, you will find them in other exchange, I don’t even know about the exchange you mentioned here, looks quite unpopular to me. If these coins are in coinmarketcap, check to see other exchanges they are still listed on.

I heard today about another delisting of the below-listed coins on Graviex, Trading will be closed at Aug 01, 2019 and such exchange could delist some coins that make the coins not worth holding.
I will advise the holder of this below coins to cut loss by selling it for BTC while they hold their BTC till the coming halving to make up for their loss.


ARGO (Argo)
BLS (Blisscoin)
ZACA (Zacacoin)
EXPO (Expocashcoin)
ZMG (Zminingcoin)
FLX (Flexinodescoin)
GDM (Geldumcoin)
B2X (Segwit2xcoin)
DNZ (Adenzcoin)
DRL (Daralcoin)
 ECP (Ecopaycoin)
UMB (Umbracoin)
C3X (Conn3xcoin)
DCO (Dropcoin)
WIK (Wikicoin)
OPN (Openbitcoin)
 VICE (Vicecoin)
NXG (Nodexchangecoin)
PEG (Pegasuscoin)
CCH (Citicashcoin)
FURY (Furycoin)
ALCUP (Alphacupcoin)
ETFX (Ethereumfxcoin)

You want to trade some altcoins instantly with no account then go for Switch.ag
Want to trade any altcoins in a trusty DEX then go for SwitchDex.ag

The reason i say this is because Switch goal is to stop or at least give a break from this monopoly that exchanges have created. They manipulate the price of any alt that is not willing to adjust to their will. This actually happens a lot in the alt communities and i encourage anyone to read about these issues.

I see it as a normal thing in many exchanges which is targeted on coins that doesn't have a good volume within that particular exchange; thinks because a coin can have a good volume in exchange A owing to the user base of that exchange while having poor volume in exchange B, thereby in this case exchange B will have no choice than to delist it.

I hear you, are you in there to know what they are practicing? Just the fact that their hidden activities have not been opened does not mean they cannot do it, and I am not also accusing that they are doing it. Integrity lies with God alone, as long as they are humans in charge of it, that created the site with the purpose of making money, the n they can be compromised.

Look at Facebook, with all the money that they make from advertisement, why do they still have to sell people’s data. You think money is ever enough for a man, if coinmarketcap has the opportunity to make so much money from listing particular coin they would, and if they are not, why would XRP even be on that position it has been retaining, and it seems like it is difficult for any coin to beat it when we all know that XRP is one useless coin that I do not know who the users are.

As a token holder we should really be keen on making updates or following on what we are holding specially if those coins is being held up on an exchange then
you should check it once in a while yet these delistings do really happen as said it do make way for other coins to be listed.Usually low volume is being removed and the
cycle repeats.

Most of the coins from that list is the potential and known name. You may ask the exchange team why they are delisting these good coins! Civic, selfkey, Ncash, Mainframe and that 2 coins mentioned by you are a very good coin. It can be a volume issue because all the good coins don't have good trading volume in every exchange.

If the coins are not obsolete in crypto market, I don't think we need to ask the exchange site the reason for their action in delisting the coins you mentioned since every exchange site has their own rules and regulation and once the coin's team or owner broke their part of the deal what most exchange sites did is delisting the team coin if they choose not to comply.

Exchange does not give up its earnings without any reason. Surely there is a reason for this. As friends say, zero volume may be a more appropriate answer. Why should exchange hold them without volume?

BSV delisting by the main exchanges happened after the retweets of the Binance CEO(Changpeng Zhao). Investors should feel bad for choosing the delisted coins. It is possible to list again the same coins but I doubt the required changes will be made to the delisted project. The Kucoin also started to ask from customers about the delisting Bitcoin SV and the question poll ended positively. The situation changed against the Roger Ver and he still looks for the best crypto lawyers in order to sue the people who balmed him after the fake Satoshi linked tweets.

I'm not really sure what the reason is, because every exchange has its own standards why they delete coins on the exchange,
maybe it's possible, the dev or team is no longer active, or the development of the coin is very slow,
for more details, you can ask directly to the exchange.

They have too limited volume on the exchange thats why the get delisted and this is normal move,few of the coins on your list are on other better exchanges like binance so its nothing to worry about

Agree. Another reason could be is that the exchange is making rooms for new coins to list. Having many coins that does not have their charm or hype anymore will just make the exchange looks like a storage for many shitcoins in the eyes of a trader. If I were the owner of an exchange, my strategy would be listing new coins from top exchanges and delisting old coins that does not have a decent volume or even pump anymore.

maybe that coin whos got delisted are good out there, on other exchanger, but didnt have good daily volume on it, so they decide to delisted that coin.

There were so many possibilities for the exchanges to delisting the coin because they will not tell the members the problem. We could only guess what is going on with the coins. But maybe it's because the volume of the coins has not met their requirements, so the exchanges need to clean up the list, and they want to give the active coins for their members. We should be careful to choose the coins to trade because we don't know how long the coin will stay at the market, and we should only choose the strong coins to trade.

It is always a very sad day for a coin, especially for a good coin with active participants to get delisted from exchanges. That is why it is important to be always on the alert when it comes to protecting your investment with coins that are unknown or coins which are active but has few participants. Be always careful.

the biggest reason altcoins are delisted from an exchange is because of very low volume activity, and delisting altcoin can have a very large negative impact, especially if the exchange is a large exchange, as a result the altcoin price will fall due to a huge dump

Of course, delisting will negatively affect the price of a coin, but even after a reset there may still be a good future for this project.  And most importantly, the developers should work in the right direction, and not just live by speculating with their coins on the cryptocurrency market.

If they have good trading volume there is no reason to delist them. Because high trading volume means money for the exchange from trading fees.  8)

Usually the coins are delisted due to the fact that the coin has a small demand and because of this there is a delisting from the exchange.

That's the sad part for being s traders/supporters, seeing your valued coins being delisted from exchange where it's commonly being traded but there's no or only few users to trade with the projects, there's no other options for the owners but to replace it with another moving coins which have much better numbers of supporters and the trading volume is much higher.

Each exchange has its own delisting tokens policy, so if a coin/token does not meet those criteria, it will be delisted according to regulations. They all allow you time to withdraw the token to your own wallet or to other exchanges, so there's no need to worry.

It is possible that some of these coins do not meet the rules on the exchange, especially the lower volume because altcoin has been listed on binance so that the highest volume only leads to the largest exchange volume

No matter how good the token are, if it has low trading volume in their exchange they will delist it, especially on big exchange where they want their traders to have best trading experience.

the exchange earns a Commission, and if the volume is small and it is not profitable to keep, it is easier to get rid of, but I know for example a few coins after delisting from a major exchange after a time, did a good x's. it's certainly not nice, but it doesn't always mean that coin is dead.

Perhaps the exchange is not happy with the trading volume (the commission is too small for the exchange). Or it may be due to local regulatory requirements. If it’s very interesting, why not ask the exchange support service?  ;)

It will definitely cause many people to stress and sell out of fear. This doesn't have to be the case since mostly a new exchange will take up that coin that was delisted. If it does drop it might be a good time to buy in for more coins. It can work in your favour if you buy up currency when the price drops and people think it is dead then it becomes massively popular based on the new adaption from the new exchange.

Panic and stress will just be seen if the said coin would be delisted out into its last exchange or lets say last 2 exchange on where its being listed.
If there were still some good exchange where a project is still listed then I don't see for people to easily panic into these delisting scenarios.
Its just normal to have these listing and delisting to keep everything on balance and for exchangers not to be clogged up with shitcoins.

I don't think it's the coin, it's the exchange, it failed to encourage traders of those coins to trade in their platform, I have seen top coins having thousands or even millions of dollars of trade on one exchange, but only hundreds in a lower exchange.

There was a lot of altcoins are getting low volume but they are not yet getting delisted from the exchange site. The delisthing news will come when there was a bad news about the crypto or coin. This will give a negative opinion to the exchange site and then the exchange site will be delisting that coin form the exchange site to keep the reputation of the exchange site itself.

There is really nothing to worry about, the coins being delisted in an exchange doesn't mean the coins is bad but could be that has no volume or doesn't meet up the exchange requirements again.

I think thats the exchange own decision. but i believe it has enough reason why its being delisted and the one big reason that i suspected was, those coins has no enough volume or no one has traded it in those particular exchange thats why they delist it. each exchange has own capability, limit and even loyal traders so lets be open about it.

civic also is not just some altcoin. It has real world use case in terms of identity. I believe that those alts that got delisted does not have enough volume in their exchange. Them being delisted does not mean that they are bad alts.

I checked coinmarketcap and discovered that most of the coins listed are going downtrend. As a matter of fact, they had their all time low this month of August, 2019. For instance, the all time low of mainframe was yesterday 17th August as at the time I making this post. Even if Bit one had seen this coming, it should not be enough reason to delist it.
Why are we even talking about Bitone? Bitone is not listed on CoinMarketCap, therefore, it is not a prominent exchange. There are so many prominent exchanges on which the coins are listed. So delisting then should not mean anything to anyone.

Some newly listed coin are struggling to make volume trade on exchanges, so it's not peculiar to some projects, however, a lot of project will be strangle out of this market, there is nothing we can do about that. We have alot of these altcoin and most exchange trade below 300 coins out of over 3000 coins, I mean the so called top exchanges. Where do they get their coin traded if they got missed out in these top exchanges.

Exchanges often delist coins with low trading volume. Maybe the volumes of these tokens were good somewhere else - on other exchanges. Usually exchange won't do something like that if everything is ok. They are losing their profit in this case.

YOU should have known that exchanges delist tokens or coins that have low trading volume. this doesn't means that the project are bad but because there is no much trade taking place on the particular exchange. this is why most good tokens are remove. you can still join another exchange to trade you favorable cryptocurrency.

There are a lot of reasons for a coin being delisted on a exchange.
Mostly because of the volume. Too small volume make that pair not attractive to traders.
Others are often problem between developers and exchange.

I believe there are lots of things exchanges always considered before listing or delisting a particular project, is not about having good volume alone, probably some of this project violated the exchange rules.

It often happens that some coins do not have any sales but the coin on the exchange is stored for a long time. Perhaps the exchanges have their reasons for delisting.

There are two main reasons for delisting coins from the exchange:
1. Small trading volumes on the exchange.
2. Suspicion of fraud by coin developers.

Also, in a rare case, there may be such a situation when the blockchain of a coin is subjected to frequent hacker attacks by third parties.

Agree , usually there is always delisting due to the fact that the volumes are very small , and in fact it is not necessary to keep such coins in dolgosrok as you may just be coins and no more.

I don't even know the exchange you are talking about and never even use it for once , exchange are not just to trade in but you have to look at it security also , as I never see that exchange among the very safe exchange in crypto and can't even advice anyone if using them .

Some exchange have some bounty ty token lists due to the team decision and it will be good to move your funds away from their immediately as most of those exchange are not even save to trade in.

The explanation behind coin delisting are expected to
1.Delisting because of upkeep costs
2.Extracting exchanging charges
3.Deterring wash exchanging
4.Delisting because of fears of lawful or administrative requirement
5.Delisting because of lease looking for by the trade
6.Delisting because of negative affiliation
7.Delisting coins because of inert groups or dead extends
8.Delisting because of security vulnerabilities

volume is the only thing exchange care, if the volume  is low they will delisting the coin
This fair for the exchanges.

Thats the biggest reason for a exchange site will keep lr delist the coin. But if a coin also proven as scam or ponzi scheme, it will be delisted from all exchange sites just like what happened with bitconnect. Asap people know if that's only ponzi coin, 99% people dump their bitconnect coin and made market goes crazy and just within a week all exchange delisted that coin

when btc fell off altcoins increase and when altcoin comes down btc increases or vice versa  . now btc is in dip and i think some of those money are going into tokens or altcoins therfor i wouldnt suspect that there will be alts/toks that will be delisted .


i didnt know that bitconect was a scam but what i know is that this coin is making a name before but good thing that its been removed if its really a scam coin  .  if people detect a  coin that its a scam , they wont buy it and that coin will not gain any volume and thats the reason why they will get delisted soon  . also , exchanges shouldnt have list the coin if they will only make a proper investigation .

When BCC shut off their own exchange it drops its price significantly over 90% and then delisting on exchangers comes next.
Good links for some read up. https://www.ccn.com/dead-coin-walking-bitconnect-set-to-be-delisted-from-last-crypto-exchange/
https://www.ccn.com/bitconnect-shuts-cryptocurrency-exchange-citing-bad-press-ddos-attacks-regulator-scrutiny/

If the coin has several exchanges, of course, the coin user chooses an exchange that is easier to use, so there is a part of the exchange whose volume does not exist. This makes the exchange remove the coin from the exchange list. For example CVC. CVC coins registered around 29 exchanges. And the lowest volume is Radar. Yes, in my opinion, there are fewer Radar and CredoEx exchanges that trade CVC coins. And there is a possibility that the coin will be removed from the CredoEx exchange.

Beside of that, not only project and investor who aim for earn money. But we must think that crypto exchange need fee from user's activity like volume trading and withdrawal fees. And then maybe if slot is free, can be change to another coin that want to listed in there.

It is possible that in the exchange there is no volume, so it is deleted from the exchange list. The volume on the CMC is the result of all exchanges, not the result of one exchange.

There would be no exception because it would really be like a domino effect.Getting delisted on exchanges does sign that the said crypto or coin already losses up
some demand which means even its being listed on small exchangers then its already going head to that way.How much more if its delisted on bigger exchangers?
Its just normal for these platforms to remove those coins that doesnt have any liquidity or volume to provide some space for newer ones because these are businesses and
its just normal for them to look and list out those coins that will make profit into their side.

When concern coin is having good volume for the coin obviously they should get the good volume on other exchanges also. So reason for delisting on such scenario should not be happen.
We need to show the interest over the project if there is such interest those kind of projects will not go away.

Maybe trade volume is low thats why they are delesting coins.To run an exchanger they have to pay developers fee,security fees and many others fees.if trade volume is enough for the coin then exchanger never delist the coin.you can see many exchanger stopped their service because trade volume is low and they can't afford to pay the services. 

I see only three fair reasons why you can exclude any coin from the listing of the exchange: 1) The developers of the coin stopped communicating with the support of an exchange and entire community of the project. It can talk about the scam. 2) Developers fail to follow the steps from the project roadmap, thereby damaging their reputation and questioning the validity of investments in the project. 3) Too low trading volume for a particular coin. In any other cases, I consider the delisting of any coin unreasonable and unfair to coin holders.

Not really unusual, exchanges are doing this mainly because of not meeting the expected or desired volume set by the exchange, one coins is strong in one exchange and not on another exchange, it happens in so many coins, so if you don't want your coin delisted in any exchange,  support them in all the exchange that it is being traded, if you can do that.

1 & 2 option isnt really that important but 3 which matter most with all exchangers out there. Volume is always been the primary reason
why a certain coin do last up into an exchange neither they had able to follow their roadmap or not as long theres an activity or its being
traded with high volume then they are still on the safe spot.Coin delisting is just a common clean up for those coins who dont have any more
use to the platform.

This does not apply to all exchanges but mostly! Like Yobit, they do not delisting even though the dev has run away, and even if the coin has no volume. If they are delisting for reasons of low volume I think it's reasonable, because they need operational costs to treat the wallet and other problems that occur on the coin. But I confused why Yobit never delisting altcoin :D

To confuse on things on what's happening on yobit and actually I have 3 coins which I bought 3 years ago on expensive price which I think will go pump since many people fudding it to pump up when good trades came. And yobit should delist those 0 volume to avoid the same thing happen and maybe this is the reason why there less traders coming unto them.

Thats a strange way to proceed. If an exchange delists a coin there is usually a reason behind it and mostly its a volume issue. But for that coin to remain listed it is foolish to pump it on that exchange. Maybe some bagholder would become too passionate about not letting the project die out, but it is actually a black mark on the face of the project owners and not the investors.

Market making should be one of the priorities of the project owners by bringing in financial support to the project. Sadly most of the altcoin projects are pump and dumps and a waste of time and money so dont expect to see much market making for them. Unlike what happens with stock market trading bigger companies.

Knowing yobit is a shitcoin haven and you would see lots of them even having zero liquidity they do still list it out and dont tend to delist it.
Dont know whats the reason but they are the only exchange i do see having lots of shit tokens listed or maybe they dont just care as long they
do have lots of tokens listed  which they might prefer but majority of exchangers atm do the opposite thing.