FTC and TRC getting removed from btce -- which currency will replace them?

[deodecagone]

We are used to scams in this unregulated crypto world, but that one is particularly funny.
I assimilate that like a banker suddenly pointing a gun to the the customer to rob him.

Now, that done, I listed Btc-e on my scam black list  to which I should never send any single satoshi if I don't want to see them running away.

Looking forward for some sofware trust p2p layer on top of crypto network.

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[viboracecata]

No new coins will be added...

[Lauda]

No new coins will be added...

Why not?

[BTCat]

My guess would be that FTC and TRC had very little volume, and then when they made the announcement, the influx of trades due to the news was enough for them to reconsider.

Exactly, the crowd that supports FTC stopped them from delisting it and they listened to that. I don't think this was premeditated, but people often think of worst case scenario's.

[roy7]

TRC is still getting removed.

Yar, what was the volume of TRC trades after the news though? If I wasn't tired, I'd find out both of their trade volumes since the news came out they were being delisted, and see if that supported my thesis.

About 250K coins the half hour following the news. FTC volume was about 650K-750K each of the following half hour blocks. So about 2 million FTC coins in total were dumped on the news. Once BTC changed their mind, the value shot back up.

Since I run a TRC pool it's the only coin I pay much attention to, need to find a new exchange to try though. BTC-E is the only one I've used much in the past.