Does cryptsy have a "delisting" process?

[St.Bit]

I'd suggest that they be delisted, so cryptsy can list better and active coins for trades. This is also in the best interests of cryptsy.

I don't think so.

Cryptsy is the place where you could buy most if not every crypto with a marketcap bigger than imagination. It's their niche to trade a lot of alternative coins and helps the altcoin community. Their prices f.e. are used to calculate the marketcaps. Removing a coin wouldn't benefit many noticable but'd upset a lot of people.

[BitJohn]

HYC, CNC, CRC, NAN, GIL Markets will be closing on OCT 1st.

[TheSpiral]

HYC, CNC, CRC, NAN, GIL Markets will be closing on OCT 1st.

Delisting is a good idea. What are your criteria, though? Average Volume, maybe?

[BitJohn]

Its more the strength of the network and the DEV support and of course volume plays a part.

[claycoins]

There are at least another 10 coins that are abandoned and low network hashrate.  I hope you have a more stringent listing process too so that crap is not just replaced with crap.

[mkbit88]

some new and great coins can not be traded there because of the limitations of the resources (servers, disks, memory etc).

Is hardware/bandwidth/etc limitations really that great? I don't imagine a trade pair that doesn't have much volume would actually take up that many resources. If I am wrong, please explain!

It would be nice if there was a market health stat. Im not sure exactly which variables would be factored in but i'm sure something could be made that helps indicate which markets are actually trading and sustainable.

[almightyruler]

Is hardware/bandwidth/etc limitations really that great? I don't imagine a trade pair that doesn't have much volume would actually take up that many resources. If I am wrong, please explain!

As an example, I'm currently running 24 altcoin daemons. Collectively they are consuming 5.5GB worth of RAM (one client is gobbling up 1.7GB of that!) and about 33% constant load equivalent of one CPU core. Peer to peer traffic is a little harder to work out, but it's going to be at least 200-300GB per month. So it does add up.

[Slingshot]

  NMC, NVC & TRC don't deserve to be on any de-listed list anywhere once listed. Nor do others unless their values fall far too low to be worthy of an Exchanges services. You must be joking!  NMC, NVC & TRC are major contenders and to request their de-listing is not even remotely proper, nor prudent.


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