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I had a problem with account verification because of non-English character. After a month passed without any reply from support, I mentioned about the problem over twitter. Even I don't have more than 10+ follower, they sent an e-mail to and they said they are about to hire more people to their support team. Probably they found my e-mail address by ticket number. And a week later my verification was completed.
Yeah but, you shouldn't have to verify yourself in order to withdraw cryptos, that's pretty stupid and the fact that they did it without any kind of notice is suspicious. Any other exchange has a limit on how much cryptos you can withdraw without verification but all of them let you withdraw at least something.
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April 25, 2018, 10:56:49 AM |
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Hey, news about listing MoneroV? Are we getting the new coins?
Hope soon!
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danielco9
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May 01, 2018, 09:53:37 AM |
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Why you don't support the MoneroV fork? We want our coins.
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May 03, 2018, 08:56:44 AM |
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I had a problem with account verification because of non-English character. After a month passed without any reply from support, I mentioned about the problem over twitter. Even I don't have more than 10+ follower, they sent an e-mail to and they said they are about to hire more people to their support team. Probably they found my e-mail address by ticket number. And a week later my verification was completed.
Yeah but, you shouldn't have to verify yourself in order to withdraw cryptos, that's pretty stupid and the fact that they did it without any kind of notice is suspicious. Any other exchange has a limit on how much cryptos you can withdraw without verification but all of them let you withdraw at least something. I think it's a scam to collect personal data, some DHS staff joined Bittrex in December. http://uk.businessinsider.com/bittrex-hires-two-former-homeland-security-chiefs-amazon-security-exec-2017-12If they were honest, Bittrex would have given people notice and a grace period to withdraw their funds. As I result I can see that Bittrex are loosing market share, fallen down from number 2 spot to number 7 since they did this.
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AliBG
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May 03, 2018, 04:20:33 PM |
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Are you at least preparing for the snapshot of MoneroV in 5 hours?
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May 04, 2018, 02:36:28 AM |
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I had a problem with account verification because of non-English character. After a month passed without any reply from support, I mentioned about the problem over twitter. Even I don't have more than 10+ follower, they sent an e-mail to and they said they are about to hire more people to their support team. Probably they found my e-mail address by ticket number. And a week later my verification was completed.
Yeah but, you shouldn't have to verify yourself in order to withdraw cryptos, that's pretty stupid and the fact that they did it without any kind of notice is suspicious. Any other exchange has a limit on how much cryptos you can withdraw without verification but all of them let you withdraw at least something. I think it's a scam to collect personal data, some DHS staff joined Bittrex in December. http://uk.businessinsider.com/bittrex-hires-two-former-homeland-security-chiefs-amazon-security-exec-2017-12If they were honest, Bittrex would have given people notice and a grace period to withdraw their funds. As I result I can see that Bittrex are loosing market share, fallen down from number 2 spot to number 7 since they did this. Why dont you upload your ID, have your account verified, withdraw your coins and never come back? I think some people dont have the proper IDs to have them verified. There are some people who have multi-accounts on the site which they dont want to be caught red handed wash trading low volume coins.
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May 05, 2018, 10:18:57 AM |
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Why dont you upload your ID, have your account verified, withdraw your coins and never come back? I think some people dont have the proper IDs to have them verified. There are some people who have multi-accounts on the site which they dont want to be caught red handed wash trading low volume coins.
I am pretty sure that's what a lot of people are doing, otherwise how to you explain the sudden drop in Bittrex market share since they started this verification scam. Remember the old adage, "only 4% of customers complain, 96% will simply go elsewhere" I see it ending either with the Bittrex shareholders screaming blue murder, and forcing management to do the right thing by the clients to stop the exodus, or Bittrex quietly fades away as more honorable exchanges take over Bittrex clients. Remember the AML, KYC cover story for suspending withdrawals on unverified accounts is bogus on two fronts. Firstly, Bittrex don't do fiat. Secondly they could move their headquarters offshore if they wanted to do fiat and skip all the nonsense. Either way, the don't have a feasible excuse for suddenly seizing their customers funds and holding them ransom until they get private information (which has value) from them.
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May 05, 2018, 11:56:32 AM |
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Why you don't support the MoneroV fork? We want our coins.
They have said many times, if they support fork they will make announcement if they not announce it then it isn't supported. Update: April 26, 2018 The MoneroV [XMV] team revised their fork date to April 30, 2018. At this time, Bittrex is not planning to support the MoneroV [XMV] non-native fork of Monero [XMR] planned for April 30, 2018. Their team recently contacted us, but they did not apply in time to complete our token review process before the fork date. If we make any changes, we would publish an update both on our support site and on our Twitter handle @BittrexExchange. https://support.bittrex.com/hc/en-us/articles/360001575651-Statement-on-MoneroV-XMV-non-native-fork-of-Monero-XMR-
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Big Naturals
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May 05, 2018, 10:11:28 PM |
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Why dont you upload your ID, have your account verified, withdraw your coins and never come back? I think some people dont have the proper IDs to have them verified. There are some people who have multi-accounts on the site which they dont want to be caught red handed wash trading low volume coins.
I am pretty sure that's what a lot of people are doing, otherwise how to you explain the sudden drop in Bittrex market share since they started this verification scam. Remember the old adage, "only 4% of customers complain, 96% will simply go elsewhere" I see it ending either with the Bittrex shareholders screaming blue murder, and forcing management to do the right thing by the clients to stop the exodus, or Bittrex quietly fades away as more honorable exchanges take over Bittrex clients. Remember the AML, KYC cover story for suspending withdrawals on unverified accounts is bogus on two fronts. Firstly, Bittrex don't do fiat. Secondly they could move their headquarters offshore if they wanted to do fiat and skip all the nonsense. Either way, the don't have a feasible excuse for suddenly seizing their customers funds and holding them ransom until they get private information (which has value) from them. Good points, there is no justification for what bittrex have done, I refuse to hand over my personal details to people who act dishonestly , like changing terms and freezing accounts without a grace period. People who do this would also be likely to sell the user data for profit, and maybe you end up like that guy in England with 4 balaclava clad gangsters paying you and your family a visit one morning in a crypto home invasion.
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xtraelv
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May 06, 2018, 12:24:46 PM |
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Why dont you upload your ID, have your account verified, withdraw your coins and never come back? I think some people dont have the proper IDs to have them verified. There are some people who have multi-accounts on the site which they dont want to be caught red handed wash trading low volume coins.
I am pretty sure that's what a lot of people are doing, otherwise how to you explain the sudden drop in Bittrex market share since they started this verification scam. Remember the old adage, "only 4% of customers complain, 96% will simply go elsewhere" I see it ending either with the Bittrex shareholders screaming blue murder, and forcing management to do the right thing by the clients to stop the exodus, or Bittrex quietly fades away as more honorable exchanges take over Bittrex clients. Remember the AML, KYC cover story for suspending withdrawals on unverified accounts is bogus on two fronts. Firstly, Bittrex don't do fiat. Secondly they could move their headquarters offshore if they wanted to do fiat and skip all the nonsense. Either way, the don't have a feasible excuse for suddenly seizing their customers funds and holding them ransom until they get private information (which has value) from them. Good points, there is no justification for what bittrex have done, I refuse to hand over my personal details to people who act dishonestly , like changing terms and freezing accounts without a grace period. People who do this would also be likely to sell the user data for profit, and maybe you end up like that guy in England with 4 balaclava clad gangsters paying you and your family a visit one morning in a crypto home invasion. It is actually a legal requirement from the US Government. Bittrex don't have a choice in it. It has to do with AML laws and trading with embargoed countries.
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May 06, 2018, 02:47:04 PM |
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Why dont you upload your ID, have your account verified, withdraw your coins and never come back? I think some people dont have the proper IDs to have them verified. There are some people who have multi-accounts on the site which they dont want to be caught red handed wash trading low volume coins.
I am pretty sure that's what a lot of people are doing, otherwise how to you explain the sudden drop in Bittrex market share since they started this verification scam. Remember the old adage, "only 4% of customers complain, 96% will simply go elsewhere" I see it ending either with the Bittrex shareholders screaming blue murder, and forcing management to do the right thing by the clients to stop the exodus, or Bittrex quietly fades away as more honorable exchanges take over Bittrex clients. Remember the AML, KYC cover story for suspending withdrawals on unverified accounts is bogus on two fronts. Firstly, Bittrex don't do fiat. Secondly they could move their headquarters offshore if they wanted to do fiat and skip all the nonsense. Either way, the don't have a feasible excuse for suddenly seizing their customers funds and holding them ransom until they get private information (which has value) from them. Good points, there is no justification for what bittrex have done, I refuse to hand over my personal details to people who act dishonestly , like changing terms and freezing accounts without a grace period. People who do this would also be likely to sell the user data for profit, and maybe you end up like that guy in England with 4 balaclava clad gangsters paying you and your family a visit one morning in a crypto home invasion. It is actually a legal requirement from the US Government. Bittrex don't have a choice in it. It has to do with AML laws and trading with embargoed countries. poloniex beside US too, but they aren't act like Bittrex and scam their users. at least Bittrex should wearing their users and give them time to withdraw their funds. that is if Bittrex was a lighnt exchange.
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xtraelv
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May 07, 2018, 06:22:20 AM |
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poloniex beside US too, but they aren't act like Bittrex and scam their users. at least Bittrex should wearing their users and give them time to withdraw their funds. that is if Bittrex was a lighnt exchange.
https://news.bitcoin.com/cryptocurrency-exchange-poloniex-bought-circle/Poloniex will change too. Bittrex is preparing to cater for the big big growth phase - the wallstreet traders. For that they have to have a higher standard of compliance and it will put them under further scrutiny. I believe that exchanges that are of vague owneship or country of residence like HITbtc, Binance and Yobit may become increasingly a target for regulators. In order to become a mainstream accepted exchange they have to comply with a variety of existing laws and increasing regulation.
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May 07, 2018, 06:35:23 AM |
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poloniex beside US too, but they aren't act like Bittrex and scam their users. at least Bittrex should wearing their users and give them time to withdraw their funds. that is if Bittrex was a lighnt exchange.
https://news.bitcoin.com/cryptocurrency-exchange-poloniex-bought-circle/Poloniex will change too. Bittrex is preparing to cater for the big big growth phase - the wallstreet traders. For that they have to have a higher standard of compliance and it will put them under further scrutiny. I believe that exchanges that are of vague owneship or country of residence like HITbtc, Binance and Yobit may become increasingly a target for regulators. In order to become a mainstream accepted exchange they have to comply with a variety of existing laws and increasing regulation. HiTbtc is based in Europe? Binance is in Malta and that place is very friendly to crypto. And Yobit is I guess in Russia? Ffs, Yobit should cease to exist. It is a shame that the Russian government is not shutting that scammy exchnage. Yobit don't deserve to be mentioned with exchanges like Binance and Hitbtc. 
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May 07, 2018, 12:55:02 PM Last edit: May 07, 2018, 01:24:26 PM by xtraelv |
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poloniex beside US too, but they aren't act like Bittrex and scam their users. at least Bittrex should wearing their users and give them time to withdraw their funds. that is if Bittrex was a lighnt exchange.
https://news.bitcoin.com/cryptocurrency-exchange-poloniex-bought-circle/Poloniex will change too. Bittrex is preparing to cater for the big big growth phase - the wallstreet traders. For that they have to have a higher standard of compliance and it will put them under further scrutiny. I believe that exchanges that are of vague owneship or country of residence like HITbtc, Binance and Yobit may become increasingly a target for regulators. In order to become a mainstream accepted exchange they have to comply with a variety of existing laws and increasing regulation. HiTbtc is based in Europe? Binance is in Malta and that place is very friendly to crypto. And Yobit is I guess in Russia? Ffs, Yobit should cease to exist. It is a shame that the Russian government is not shutting that scammy exchnage. Yobit don't deserve to be mentioned with exchanges like Binance and Hitbtc.  HITbtc UK company registration looks suspicious because it appears they never lodged any financial accounts and got deregistered for failing to file. Since then they moved to Hong Kong registration: Hit Solution Limited Unit 19, 7/F., One Midtown No.11 Hoi Shing Road, Tsuen Wan, New Territories, Hong Kong Binance has been running into a lot of legal trouble lately in Asia — in Hong Kong, China, and Japan, where it primarily operates. Binance was one of the seven cryptocurrency exchanges that received a warning letter from the Securities and Futures Commission https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2018/03/23/binance-europe-japan-hong-kong-china/ If you read the Binance TOS it states: The operator of BINANCE means the legal entity that, recognized by law, operates the networking platform. - but it fails to state who that operator is. Zhao Changpeng lives in hotel rooms and the exchange is in an undisclosed location. I like their platform and their service appears to be reliable. But I am concious that there may problems locating the operator if things go wrong - or if the authorities crack down on licensing. Yobit is based somewhere in Russia and despite their bad reputation I have had some surprisingly positive experiences with them. https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/09239668/filing-history was formed later and also dissolved. Then the company moved to Hong Kong. Lack of registration is also confirmed here: https://digiconomist.net/fraud-risk-assessment-hitbtc
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May 09, 2018, 12:32:05 PM |
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poloniex beside US too, but they aren't act like Bittrex and scam their users. at least Bittrex should wearing their users and give them time to withdraw their funds. that is if Bittrex was a lighnt exchange.
https://news.bitcoin.com/cryptocurrency-exchange-poloniex-bought-circle/Poloniex will change too. Bittrex is preparing to cater for the big big growth phase - the wallstreet traders. For that they have to have a higher standard of compliance and it will put them under further scrutiny. I believe that exchanges that are of vague owneship or country of residence like HITbtc, Binance and Yobit may become increasingly a target for regulators. In order to become a mainstream accepted exchange they have to comply with a variety of existing laws and increasing regulation. HiTbtc is based in Europe? Binance is in Malta and that place is very friendly to crypto. And Yobit is I guess in Russia? Ffs, Yobit should cease to exist. It is a shame that the Russian government is not shutting that scammy exchnage. Yobit don't deserve to be mentioned with exchanges like Binance and Hitbtc.  HITbtc UK company registration looks suspicious because it appears they never lodged any financial accounts and got deregistered for failing to file. Since then they moved to Hong Kong registration: Hit Solution Limited Unit 19, 7/F., One Midtown No.11 Hoi Shing Road, Tsuen Wan, New Territories, Hong Kong Binance has been running into a lot of legal trouble lately in Asia — in Hong Kong, China, and Japan, where it primarily operates. Binance was one of the seven cryptocurrency exchanges that received a warning letter from the Securities and Futures Commission https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2018/03/23/binance-europe-japan-hong-kong-china/ If you read the Binance TOS it states: The operator of BINANCE means the legal entity that, recognized by law, operates the networking platform. - but it fails to state who that operator is. Zhao Changpeng lives in hotel rooms and the exchange is in an undisclosed location. I like their platform and their service appears to be reliable. But I am concious that there may problems locating the operator if things go wrong - or if the authorities crack down on licensing. Yobit is based somewhere in Russia and despite their bad reputation I have had some surprisingly positive experiences with them. https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/09239668/filing-history was formed later and also dissolved. Then the company moved to Hong Kong. Lack of registration is also confirmed here: https://digiconomist.net/fraud-risk-assessment-hitbtc = Exit scam in the making.
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Big Naturals
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May 09, 2018, 10:26:53 PM |
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Why dont you upload your ID, have your account verified, withdraw your coins and never come back? I think some people dont have the proper IDs to have them verified. There are some people who have multi-accounts on the site which they dont want to be caught red handed wash trading low volume coins.
I am pretty sure that's what a lot of people are doing, otherwise how to you explain the sudden drop in Bittrex market share since they started this verification scam. Remember the old adage, "only 4% of customers complain, 96% will simply go elsewhere" I see it ending either with the Bittrex shareholders screaming blue murder, and forcing management to do the right thing by the clients to stop the exodus, or Bittrex quietly fades away as more honorable exchanges take over Bittrex clients. Remember the AML, KYC cover story for suspending withdrawals on unverified accounts is bogus on two fronts. Firstly, Bittrex don't do fiat. Secondly they could move their headquarters offshore if they wanted to do fiat and skip all the nonsense. Either way, the don't have a feasible excuse for suddenly seizing their customers funds and holding them ransom until they get private information (which has value) from them. Good points, there is no justification for what bittrex have done, I refuse to hand over my personal details to people who act dishonestly , like changing terms and freezing accounts without a grace period. People who do this would also be likely to sell the user data for profit, and maybe you end up like that guy in England with 4 balaclava clad gangsters paying you and your family a visit one morning in a crypto home invasion. It is actually a legal requirement from the US Government. Bittrex don't have a choice in it. It has to do with AML laws and trading with embargoed countries. I don't live in an embargoed country, my account was frozen without any notice or grace period to withdraw my funds because bittrex changed their terms of service overnight and required all accounts to become verified, when for the previous 2 years this was not the case. That amounts to theft, worse than bank bail-ins that happened in Cyprus, at least those people get some bank shares, my funds have been stolen by bittrex, I can only get them back if I send them my personal details which are very likely to be leaked to other parties, like crypto gangsters who will increasingly target known crypto holders for home invasions and robbery. Never give your personal details to known dishonest people, or incompetent people. Changing the terms without any warning effected people from all countries, not just embargoed ones. All bittrex had to do was the same as poloniex, give people advanced notice of the change in the terms of service, I think poloniex did not breach any US government laws by allowing a grace period for unverified accounts to withdraw, this isn't about government regulation, it's about theft.
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May 10, 2018, 01:26:42 AM |
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Why dont you upload your ID, have your account verified, withdraw your coins and never come back? I think some people dont have the proper IDs to have them verified. There are some people who have multi-accounts on the site which they dont want to be caught red handed wash trading low volume coins.
I am pretty sure that's what a lot of people are doing, otherwise how to you explain the sudden drop in Bittrex market share since they started this verification scam. Remember the old adage, "only 4% of customers complain, 96% will simply go elsewhere" I see it ending either with the Bittrex shareholders screaming blue murder, and forcing management to do the right thing by the clients to stop the exodus, or Bittrex quietly fades away as more honorable exchanges take over Bittrex clients. Remember the AML, KYC cover story for suspending withdrawals on unverified accounts is bogus on two fronts. Firstly, Bittrex don't do fiat. Secondly they could move their headquarters offshore if they wanted to do fiat and skip all the nonsense. Either way, the don't have a feasible excuse for suddenly seizing their customers funds and holding them ransom until they get private information (which has value) from them. Good points, there is no justification for what bittrex have done, I refuse to hand over my personal details to people who act dishonestly , like changing terms and freezing accounts without a grace period. People who do this would also be likely to sell the user data for profit, and maybe you end up like that guy in England with 4 balaclava clad gangsters paying you and your family a visit one morning in a crypto home invasion. It is actually a legal requirement from the US Government. Bittrex don't have a choice in it. It has to do with AML laws and trading with embargoed countries. I don't live in an embargoed country, my account was frozen without any notice or grace period to withdraw my funds because bittrex changed their terms of service overnight and required all accounts to become verified, when for the previous 2 years this was not the case. That amounts to theft, worse than bank bail-ins that happened in Cyprus, at least those people get some bank shares, my funds have been stolen by bittrex, I can only get them back if I send them my personal details which are very likely to be leaked to other parties, like crypto gangsters who will increasingly target known crypto holders for home invasions and robbery. Never give your personal details to known dishonest people, or incompetent people. Changing the terms without any warning effected people from all countries, not just embargoed ones. All bittrex had to do was the same as poloniex, give people advanced notice of the change in the terms of service, I think poloniex did not breach any US government laws by allowing a grace period for unverified accounts to withdraw, this isn't about government regulation, it's about theft. bittrex doxxing is long overdue :\ i'm in the same boat they stole my coins and then said they were hacked by russians...>> real talk wtf!!!
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May 10, 2018, 04:26:40 PM |
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Good thing I checked the announcement page of Bittrex as they will be removing XVC in their markets list and soon Bittrex will also remove BLITZ by 18th of this month. Regarding MoneroV, Bittrex already made an announcement on that as the team behind the MoneroV project is did not reachout to Bittrex for XMV to be listed in Bittrex.
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May 10, 2018, 04:51:58 PM |
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Are you going to list MoneroV soon?
This is from MoneroV page, they don't even mention Bittrex... "Official statements by exchanges were already made by HitBTC, Coinex, Coinroom, BTC-alpha , Crex24 and Ovis. It is expected that other medium-large exchanges will support the fork after examining the blockchain. It is recommended you store your XMR locally or with a supporting exchange/custodian service."
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May 14, 2018, 05:59:48 AM |
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Good thing I checked the announcement page of Bittrex as they will be removing XVC in their markets list and soon Bittrex will also remove BLITZ by 18th of this month. Regarding MoneroV, Bittrex already made an announcement on that as the team behind the MoneroV project is did not reachout to Bittrex for XMV to be listed in Bittrex.
Yeah, MoneroV team should reach Bittrex. Now how can we get our coins on Bittrex?   
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