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xabre
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October 11, 2018, 05:12:03 AM |
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Fake coin and scam project it the reason why tidex have delist many coin after listing at their exchange market, you have sell soon as possible if you have coin want delist by tidex before you can't sell your coin.
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elwiswoodie
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October 11, 2018, 05:46:27 AM |
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I didn't expect that CRPT (Crypterium) also participated in the delist from Tidex, whereas I think Crypterium is a good project that can be very useful in the future if the platform is really released. I also include investors when ICO and has sold my tokens with a profit of 20% over the ICO price
BTW, good information
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davis196
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October 11, 2018, 06:06:25 AM |
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I've never heard about this Tidex exchange.It's probably one of the smaller crypto exchange platforms. However,this is a good move on their side.All crypto exchanges have to clean up the shitcoins,in order to build good reputation.I hope that more platfroms,like HitBTC or Tradeogre, will folow Tidex's example. |
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October 11, 2018, 06:42:39 PM |
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Feel bad for Monaco, Iconomi and Indahash. They have a great run during their early phase but now........ Not just on Tidex, they are bound to be delisted on other exchanges too due to various reasons*. |
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Mary Ofosuhene
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October 11, 2018, 07:59:23 PM |
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Infact this is really a good initiative from Tidex. It is high time they clear off those scam coins that are harming our cryptocurrencies especially bitcoin and ethereum. Tidex should carry on with this initiative and I believe this would serve as a deterrent to other scam projects who are trying to use dubious means to get their coins listed. I think other exchange platforms should follow this initiative and clear all scam coins on their platform.
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October 11, 2018, 09:41:23 PM |
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Tidex is a market with a large enough volume, currently Tidex at CMC is still in the top 100 position, by delisting so many coins, it may be based on various reasons, one of which may be because the trading volume is small, and the token is delist based on ERC20, we all know that Tidex has Waves-based coins, and many waves-based coins are also there, maybe Tidex will focus more on wave-based tokens.
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October 11, 2018, 09:58:13 PM |
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Tidex was one of our exchanger on MSD coins invested a year ago in which until now theres a slow movement of pumping coins.I hope that after they delist their shitcoins on Tidex exchanger it would be known and will improve more. |
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tabas
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October 11, 2018, 10:47:39 PM |
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I'm only familiar with Monaco as one of the good coins that I know so far but I guess few of it are good coins as well. This is becoming a trend now that exchanges are delisting coins, is this part of something that they are planning in the future so they are getting strict now?
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October 12, 2018, 11:35:38 AM |
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I didn't expect that CRPT (Crypterium) also participated in the delist from Tidex, whereas I think Crypterium is a good project that can be very useful in the future if the platform is really released. I also include investors when ICO and has sold my tokens with a profit of 20% over the ICO price
BTW, good information
I am absolutely not sure their criteria for delisting some coins from their exchanges is based on trying to delist shit coins like some have said actually. There are tokens on that list with great support, development and team that would obviously be something in the long run, and I wonder what they were thinking delisting them unless they possibly are not meeting up with their end of the bargain somehow. Who really cares anyway? This is a terribly low volume exchange, so it really would not make any impact whatsoever. Some of these coins are listed on bigger exchanges, so it is just more like having less of a small exchange to worry about. |
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raidarksword
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October 12, 2018, 11:43:50 AM |
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For some reason i think Tidex is doing it right in order to lessen token scams around exchange platform and there are most to those kinds. Scams are inevitable and good thing Tidex is making ahead for it to avoid more victims in the future. So it's a good thing to do and should other exchanges do it too cleaning up bad apples in the basket.
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Yaunfitda
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October 12, 2018, 05:58:18 PM |
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Fake coin and scam project it the reason why tidex have delist many coin after listing at their exchange market, you have sell soon as possible if you have coin want delist by tidex before you can't sell your coin.
Well those scam projects know what's coming. I'm sure that they have pump it so hard already to maximize their profits because sooner or later they will be just de-listed. I do hope though that those legit would contact Tidex if they don't want to get their coins de-listed. Because there's problem on some exchanges de-listing coins by not informing the devs. Devs say that they're are active and doing improvements from behind. |
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KalaiBTC
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October 13, 2018, 12:59:50 PM |
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Fake coin and scam project it the reason why tidex have delist many coin after listing at their exchange market, you have sell soon as possible if you have coin want delist by tidex before you can't sell your coin.
Not sure why they are delisting some of the coins there but certainly not all the coins being delisted are shit coins, even though most of them are. Enigma is actually one coin that has been gaining some good ground and has a strong support with a lot of development going on but for whatever reasons they want to be delisting it, which is their cup of tea. It is a token listed on other big exchanges anyway like bittrex and binance. However, it is a good thing that we are beginning to see most exchanges trying to clean up their spaces for some reason or the other; maybe they are basically just looking for a fresh start. |
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October 13, 2018, 01:22:32 PM |
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This is a product or the effect of scam coins being rampant in the space. Coins with projects that have either abandoned by the developers or without commitment to continue work on it. Binance has done same too. I think this is good for the space in the long run. |
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October 13, 2018, 01:39:37 PM |
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More and more coins are getting delisted all over the exchange markets. I heave read that crytopia delisted a lot of coins recently as well. These new delisting things comes at very little consequences for the exchanges because they are not delisting stuff that's traded with high volume, they are delisting stuff that's barely ever traded, considering listing it costs them server time and money. If they are not making their input back from the trading fee's than it makes not to list them. This bear market which followed with a stagnant market actually creates a lot of trouble for many smaller coins. |
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October 13, 2018, 01:55:38 PM |
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it is a good decision and I strongly agree with that, the delisting of crypto from an exchange is a good step to remove all kinds of shitcoins that have no trading volume at all |
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October 16, 2018, 07:37:35 AM |
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I want to believe most exchanges are really coming out to delist shit coins from their market; probably they are beginning to understand it would not help the growth of their exchange in anyway. I wonder what they were thinking in the first place anyway. They thought a shit or scam coin will just grow all of a sudden to become something substantial in the long run. With the way the space is maturing, the possibilities of regulation, I have always known that sanity at some point will possibly roll back in action into this space eventually and there won't be room at all for any shit coins. |
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xabre
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October 16, 2018, 08:03:25 AM |
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Maybe some altcoin have delist on Tidex because was scam and owner have run away after success at ico project investment, many coin have scam and gone after success at ico project and listing at great exchange market.
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Renaldi blackspadeteam
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October 17, 2018, 12:05:08 AM |
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I agree with this action, to clean Crypto market from a scam project, coin removal from the market list is a good choice, the Tidex market will remove 25 coins, maybe because many report that 25 projects are scam, I think the other exchanges must also take action this is to clear the market from the project is not clear and scam.
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ss890
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October 17, 2018, 01:06:09 AM |
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That is a really surprising thing after seeing tidex driving so much volume anyways. However the coins list which you have provided is not that much surprising as they are not even top 100 coins. Would have been better if you would have provided with the reasons as to why they are delisted. I'm guessing they are being delisted for not having even little volume to their project. Mostly that's the prime reason for such mass delisting. As it could not be worthy to manitnain over an exchanger. |
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