Here are the list of some exchanges that closes in 2019 alone

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you leave one of them here coinexchange.io , I see not only on that list even there are still many more out there exchanges that are closed because of bankruptcy from the bear market effect that occurred during 2018 to 2019, I think maybe the lack of altcoin trading volume due to the close of the exchange, maybe if the market have recovered they will come back to increase the trading volume on altcoin

Im sorry but i only select 2019 exchanges at the moment ill be creating a new one for all of the exchange that closes from the start of crypto currency but it will take time thank you for your inputs

no problem, your thread has helped a lot of people, maybe a lot of people out there lost their money from exchanges that were closed because of hacking and others, concerned about last year, but coinexchange closed in 2019 https://twitter.com/coinexchange_io/status/1178990663410442240 but it doesn't matter if you don't add it

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we should use the leading exchanges in this market, such as Binance, Huobi, Okex, Kucoin ... these are the best exchanges and hard to become scam like the small exchange

I wouldn't really consider Huobi and OKEx to be the best exchanges.

In the more recent times quite a bunch of the PlusToken scam coins have been dumped on Huobi and a chunk on OKEx, and that not once, but multiple times. How come these exchanges don't freeze their funds? They probably are making a killing allowing these scammers to dump on their exchange stealing liquidity from the ecosystem.

Both exchanges have KYC policies in place, so they know exactly who does what with these coins. I wouldn't recommend anyone to use these exchanges. Steer clear of them!

[exstasie]

I wouldn't really consider Huobi and OKEx to be the best exchanges.

In the more recent times quite a bunch of the PlusToken scam coins have been dumped on Huobi and a chunk on OKEx, and that not once, but multiple times. How come these exchanges don't freeze their funds? They probably are making a killing allowing these scammers to dump on their exchange stealing liquidity from the ecosystem.

Both exchanges have KYC policies in place, so they know exactly who does what with these coins. I wouldn't recommend anyone to use these exchanges. Steer clear of them!

Huobi may mandate KYC but it's moot since the PlusToken scammers used OTC brokers as intermediaries. They also used mixing/coinjoins and generally employed a high level of effort at obfuscation prior to dumping the coins.

For the sake of Bitcoin's fungibility, it's probably for the best that the funds weren't frozen.