what to do, if an exchange disables trading for certain currency?

[sandra_x]

An exchange delisting a coin is usually strong signal that support for the project is abysmally low or the project is aout to die.There is not much you can do about that, unless you are lucky to find an alternative exchange for it.Sometimes, if there is enough interest, you could push for its listing on some decentralized exchanges.The process is less rigorous than with centralized exchanges.

[rodel caling]

Sad  but you need to ignore and forget it because if the token or coins deleted into the market its mean isn't working and not useful is called  useless coins better luck next next time mate is part of our career here in trading.

[1BTC EQUALS 1CAR]

You have nothing to do against delisting ... Look for another exchange or try to trade your coin  P2P with other users

i have crmsn(crimsoncoin) in coinexchange, now trading has been stopped what could i do with the coins.

it will be delisted on 27/3

what could be done?

Agree. That is why you need to monitor you coins in exchanges from time to time because they always give a time to sell or transfer your token before do the delisting. I receives some emails in exchanges when they plan that but most of the other just does not care to send me one. I also have a rule when I buy shitcoin is that it need to be available on another exchange so in case that happens, I have the option to transfer it.

[Supercrypt]

As i know there is nothing to do for it.Before de-listing a coin exchanges announce it and give time to make transfers. I think you have missed that announcement.By the way Best thing is keep going on without worries.

For his own issue, I think its trading that was disabled and as at the time he made the post, they were yet to delist it, since they have not delisted it, if it’s an ECR-20 token, he can still transfer it to his ether wallet and then send it to another exchange where he can sell it as quick as possible.

It is not all exchanges will make that decision at the same time, but the moment an exchange plans to delist a coin, then that coin is already having issue and won’t be long before other exchanges too get tired of it, so before it gets to that point, he can just transfer it to another exchange and sell it for bitcoin to those who would later be a bag holder of it.

[Hamphser]

i have crmsn(crimsoncoin) in coinexchange, now trading has been stopped what could i do with the coins.

it will be delisted on 27/3

what could be done?

I know this is your first post and you didnt tend to logged in again and im pretty sure that you didnt read up most people answer here.

When its delisted on any exchange then you are typically holding up a shitcoin.When exchangers do this then it do signify that this
coin doesnt have any volume for traders to trade on so even if you do able to pull out your coin holding if it isnt not traded anywhere then
its still useless.

[ethereumhunter]

That will be a bad moment for us, and we cannot do anything except waiting for explaining from them. I hope that it will not happen in any exchanges in out there, so we don't have to stop from what we did in that exchange, and we could still trade and make a profit from any coins. Maybe if the exchanges want to disable trading, they will announce to their members so the user can prepare before they disable trading.