The dev needs to help get the information fixed on coinmarketcap.  They do not have a link to the current block explorer at altcoinwarz, and the circulating supply is wrong which is giving a wrong market capacity.  They claim that there are only 17,615,950 BTCS in circulation, whereas there are now over 19,100,000 in circulation according to the current block explorer.

They may not be delisting it for the time being, but Cryptopia will in fact delist it in their next round of mass delistings.  Cryptopia has been doing righteous purges every two months.

The altcoinwarz block explorer for BTB is completely offline.  There is still one at Prohashing.  But what is going on with altcoinwarz?  All their block explorers are down.

The altcoinwarz block explorer for BTCS is completely offline.  There is still one at Prohashing.  But what is going on with altcoinwarz?  All their block explorers are down.

The altcoinwarz block explorer for LCP is completely offline.  There is still one at Prohashing.  But what is going on with altcoinwarz?  All their block explorers are down.

Why did Cryptopia delist LiteBar?

You were wrong.  NEVA and LANA just got delisted by Cryptopia.  They had a reason.  I warned you about this and you did nothing about it.  You just smugly blew it off thinking that Cryptopia wasn't going to start delisting your coins.  I told you that a reason for delisting exists.  You denied it.  You were wrong.  Now NETKO, ARCO, and TAJ are on the chopping block at Cryptopia.  They may be in the batch of the next mass delisting.  I guess you will have to be content to only be on Yobit with your coins.  Now you need to admit that I was right and you were wrong.

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The DALC investbox at Yobit ran out of money.  Please replenish it if u can.

I would like to try to keep it on Cryptopia, but I don't know what I can do.  They already delisted Polishcoin, which still had a smoothly working blockchain and block explorer.  Since I am holding a bunch of Polishcoin I was going to contact them about that first and see if there is any way I can save that listing.  If I find out any information that would be applicable to Coppercoin, I will post it here.

I would be very careful if you are thinking of investing in Coppercoin.  Cryptopia has been delisting low-volume coins left and right lately.  They just did a mass delisting of 69 coins without any warning this month.  Many coins similar to Coppercoin were delisted, such as Polishcoin.  Cryptopia is the only place that Coppercoin trades, so if they decide to delist it, it will instantly become worthless without any notice.  If you try to invest in Coppercoin thinking that you can just HODL for the long haul, think again.  You may be holding a bag of worthless shitcoins that cannot even be traded for one satoshi after it gets delisted in a few months.  Heed my warning.  I was holding a substantial amount of six different coins that got delisted by Cryptopia and I lost over 1.5 BTC worth of alt-coins in one day because they permanently shut off the trade markets without any prior notice at all.

If you believe in Coppercoin and you just want to develop it as a fun project, fine.  But keep in mind that if you actually invest any of your BTC in Coppercoin, then you are at the mercy of Cryptopia, and then you're going to have to get down on your knees and beg them to keep it listed.  If you just want to mine as much as you can and dump it immediately as long as it is still trading, then go ahead.

Is HONEY only on one exchange?  I could only find it on Coinexchange.io.  The Novaexchange link does not work and should be deleted.  The CoinGather link does not work and should be deleted.  Also, the dev needs to contact coinmarketcap.com and make them update their information.  The Block Explorer here http://honey.cryptonode.online says that there are 754,257 HONEY coins in circulation, but coinmarketcap says that there are only 455,955 and they have not updated their number in 10 months.  Someone needs to give those losers at coinmarketcap a kick in the ass to make them get the circulating supply right.  HONEY needs to be a legitimate coin that makes huge gains for the investors.

What is the status of your appeal to Cryptopia?  Did they give any reasons as to why they were delisting it?

It only "had a good run" because it was being traded on Cryptopia, and therefore it had value.  It is totally worthless now.  Okay, so you mine it?  Where are you going to sell it then?  You can keep building up tons of this piece of junk coin in your mining wallet, and it's still worth zero because you can't sell it anywhere.  You are a dumb ass if you can't understand this.

I am invested in LCP, and I like this coin very much.  However, I am worried because Cryptopia just did a mass delisting of 69 coins without any warning, causing investors to lose tons of money.  In the past, Cryptopia had, for the most part, only delisted coins with broken blockchains.  But in this latest purge, most of the coins they delisted had working block explorers and many even still had active devs who had posted recently on this site.

It seems Cryptopia has changed their listing standards and they now have some absurd draconian rules for being allowed to stay listed.  What I want to know is, do you have the motivation and the technical tools to keep LCP trading on Cryptopia, or is it at risk for the next round of delistings?

LCP is only traded on one exchange: Cryptopia.  You seem either unable or unwilling to put it on any other exchanges.  Therefore, if Cryptopia delists it, LCP will instantly become a totally worthless piece of junk.  What are you doing to prevent this?  Also, you should consider getting listed on Yobit in case you cannot prevent Cryptopia from delisting it.

I am invested in TAJ, NEVA, and NETKO, and I like these coins very much.  However, I am worried because Cryptopia just did a mass delisting of 69 coins without any warning, causing investors to lose tons of money.  In the past, Cryptopia had, for the most part, only delisted coins with broken blockchains.  But in this latest purge, most of the coins they delisted had working block explorers and many even still had active devs who had posted recently on this site.

It seems Cryptopia has changed their listing standards and they now have some absurd draconian rules for being allowed to stay listed.  What I want to know is, do you have the motivation and the technical tools to keep TAJ, NEVA, and NETKO trading on Cryptopia, or are they at risk for the next round of delistings?

What is the point of this foolish swap?  It doesn't matter if it's GPL or GPL2.  It's just totally worthless junk if it's not on an exchange, and you already conceded that you can't get it on any big exchange like Binance.  I suggested trying to get GPL on Yobit, and you haven't addressed that yet.  Yobit has thousands of junk coins floating around on their site, so give that a try before you go swapping bad garbage for bad garbage.

Okay, a fresh wallet is good, but if you can't trade it anywhere then it's worth zero.  Is it possible to at least get GPL listed on Yobit?

I know DALC is still traded on Yobit and Coinexchange.  Cryptopia just showed that they are a disgusting piece of shit scam exchange.  They delisted DALC with no warning and no reason whatsoever.

Why is Cryptopia delisting this?  What went wrong?  I thought this coin was going along okay, and has an active developer.