The volume was exceptionally high on two days. One day was a major sell-off (October 10th), which is when Bittrex originally stated they would be delisting Unobtanium due to low volumes. Clearly people saw this as a weakness for the coin, and sold. Shortly after (October 20th), there was a major buy-in. FallingKnife (a rep of the Unobtanium team) claims this was one person buying in for 16,000 tokens; see original post from a week ago above.

But regardless, Bittrex removing the coin was totally within their guidelines as the coin was consistently below 5-BTC of volume / day. Link: https://ibb.co/mBvYqm
Of course this link is from Cryptopia's volume, but Bittrex volume wasn't actually much higher, tho it did break 5-BTC a number of times, Bittrex requires 5-BTC a day and consistently missing that is grounds for delisting.

Moving on... Simply people moving tokens from Bittrex to Cryptopia wouldn't raise the price or the value of Unobtanium. You need to have movement of funds, with new buyers entering while previous buyers hold; this in effect causes deflation (less supply available for trade) for the buying market and raises prices. The ways we will see an increase is by the Unobtanium team investing time/money in marketing and development. I have not personally seen any sign of this. To be totally honest, this coin seems to have some sort of community over the years, but the activity is not specifically high. The team has also shown no signs that there is much or even ANY development. This is certainly disappointing as I'm sure many people bought in at highs and are suffering substantial losses as the price widdled back down to where it started before the boom on the 20th.

Bittrex is serious about volume. If a coin isn't consistently seeing 5+ BTC in trades daily, it will get removed.

You seem upset.
I grabbed 15 UNO after the crazy hype @ .0101, and moved my tokens to Cryptopia shortly thereafter. Of course some people probably still have their tokens on Bittrex, and they can remain there for another week or so. Bittrex allows 2 weeks for people to liquidate before they close the wallets of a delisted coin.

This info is posted by Bittrex here:https://support.bittrex.com/hc/en-us/articles/202583874-Bittrex-Market-Removal-Policy

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Very interesting. I'll have to look into this more and see exactly where they get these numbers from and what determines the accuracy.

Where are those stats taken from?

250,000 is not the most limited circulating supply: https://ibb.co/bHZe86.
Limited circulating supply does not mean that a coin has value, it just means that the value is dispersed among less coins.
If this coin has no value, the price has no foreseeable reason to go up in the future.

I would love for the coin to go up as I picked up a couple for cheap, but I'm not delusional. Please show me some good reasons on why people should use this coin and I'll be psyched.

You see this coming back? The low supply is cool, but do people use this coin? I'm not sure that it has a user base, or if anywhere accepts this coin.

Proof?

Haha, no one talking about the ridiculous price pump and dump?

I imagine we won't be getting any future development as the developers are probably busy buying their lambos with your bitcoin.