At what price will a coin die?

[Coin_trader]

What is the price at which a coin is considered dead or when an exchange decides to delist the coin?
Like bitcoin was 20k in jan so if it reaches less than 1k we can consider it dead?

Even though there is no standard for that matter on when the coin will be considered dead. I think it is too long to consider dead even when Bitcoin reach the 1k mark. As for me, a token can be considered dead if the price reach 1 sat from a higher price.

[fosco333]

What is the price at which a coin is considered dead or when an exchange decides to delist the coin?
Like bitcoin was 20k in jan so if it reaches less than 1k we can consider it dead?

I think exchange doesn't delist coin just because the price going down. They monitor the development of the project of the coins.
For example in binance, if the listed coin cannot deliver the development of their project, then binance will delist the coin.

[nur rochid]

What is the price at which a coin is considered dead or when an exchange decides to delist the coin?
Like bitcoin was 20k in jan so if it reaches less than 1k we can consider it dead?

I think exchange doesn't delist coin just because the price going down. They monitor the development of the project of the coins.
For example in binance, if the listed coin cannot deliver the development of their project, then binance will delist the coin.

i think supply also affects continuity of coin. Even though price is dump, but still has a supply that meets requirements, i think the coin will still be listed in binance

[OSYA]

What is the price at which a coin is considered dead or when an exchange decides to delist the coin?
Like bitcoin was 20k in jan so if it reaches less than 1k we can consider it dead?

I think it is impossible to set up a specific price to consider bitcoin dead as the price at the crypto market changes every hour. Today it is dead, tomorrow it rise back again. It is an endless process. Bitcoin is immortal as long as it is required and used by people. 

[electron-coin]

There are no exact calculations that allow you to calculate a figure meaning the death of a coin. I think that the capacity of the coin depends primarily on how the project works and on the general interest in the coin (in the case of Bitcoin only on the interest of the masses).
The exchange at the decision on delisting of a coin can be guided also by other criteria.
Therefore, Bitcoin will be alive as much as interest in it.

[hero1111]

The price of the coin is not important to say coin die or not  I think the important thing is coin is still useful or it is still  working for their project if it is working the price is no a problem  and I think price can be hight again but if their team doesn't work well we can say coin will die .

[Daniel91]

Bitcoin will not die, even if price will be only $1 or less.
We will always have some kind of demand for bitcoin, at least always we will have people ready to sell and somebody who will wants to buy it.
It's the nature of any market.
Of course, in the worst case scenario, we will not have millions users here like now.

[ninabobo]

There is no standard for that. The exchange will keep profiting regardless of the price because there will always be people trading that coin, so It's probably the userbase and trading volume more than the price itself.

And If we're speaking about bitcoin, that's never going to happen as bitcoin is what's holding the crypto market.

that's true, this can be an insight for OP
maybe for an altcoin that has absolutely no turnover of sellers and buyers, it will gradually be released from the exchange

[mekie]

It simply won't happen, the reason being that unlike centrally controlled and regulated securities, bitcoin has no central governing body, that is  strength. Even if it drops to $1 there will still be people trading and using it-in fact at a lower price it may be even more useful than at present.
Bitcoin is the future fiat is the past.  

[Evil eye]

What is the price at which a coin is considered dead or when an exchange decides to delist the coin?
Like bitcoin was 20k in jan so if it reaches less than 1k we can consider it dead?

A currency will be declared dead when the currency transaction will stop and the currency will be zero. If a muder value is a Satoshi quantity, then that coin can not be called dead. If Bitcoin's price dropped from $ 20000 to just $ 1 but it is not dead. When a currency market becomes vanish and its value will be zero, it will be considered dead.

[samsul1234]

What is the price at which a coin is considered dead or when an exchange decides to delist the coin?
Like bitcoin was 20k in jan so if it reaches less than 1k we can consider it dead?

bitcoin will never die, we need to just support and think positively, please predict that at the beginning of the year bitcoin will show a very large number

[Zin-Zang]

What is the price at which a coin is considered dead or when an exchange decides to delist the coin?
Like bitcoin was 20k in jan so if it reaches less than 1k we can consider it dead?

A Proof of Work coin (ie: bitcoin) will die , when the cost to maintain it's Network exceeds the market price.
Since coins like bitcoin have such high input cost ~$3000 to generate a bitcoin, it has a very short time frame it could survive with a lower price.
Most likely less than 2 months before the miners could no longer afford to maintain it at a loss.

In Contrast,
A Proof of Stake coin will only die, when the majority of stake holder lose faith and stop staking.
Due to the incredible energy & cost efficiency of PoS, a PoS only network can be maintained for an indefinite time period no matter how low the price goes.

Expensive PoW Networks requires millions per month just to maintain their network.

PoS Networks can be maintained for less than $2000 per month.

The Amazing thing is PoS networks can easily match or exceed the transaction capacity of PoW networks.  
PoS => Efficiency
PoW=> Waste

[Agatha-Akina]

Bitcoin will not die (again), it is even more STRONG than before. Blockchain, one of the most popular Bitcoins, has had a rapid increase in new accounts, with nearly 24 million at the time of writing. In addition, one of the most popular Bitcoins in the world, Coinbase, has recently reached 20 million users in 35 countries.

[D3F4L7 RAT]

It is too impossible for Bitcoin to die. Although ETH is good and have a continuous growing price and community, Bitcoin is still the front of the most crypto and the root of everything. Yet it may die if and only if its price continuously fall for consecutive years. Still, its too impossible.

[untugede]

Bitcoin will not die, even if price will be only $1 or less.
We will always have some kind of demand for bitcoin, at least always we will have people ready to sell and somebody who will wants to buy it.
It's the nature of any market.
Of course, in the worst case scenario, we will not have millions users here like now.

indeed that's very true, I also see a very deep decline in bitcoin prices, and I don't think of anyone who says that bitcoin reduces prices until someone says that bitcoin will die, everything is not eternal, but bitcoin won't be able to easily die, and I remain optimistic that the price of bitcoin will grow higher again.

[worldofcoins]

I think the relevance of market price for a coin is not as deterministic for a coin death as much as the market users. I find this as similar as when a coin starts, initially is low in price but it rises with the more investors there are. So as long as there's optimism about the coin, it wouldn't go extinct- it's my opinion.

[Sama517]

There is no specific price at which a coin may be delisted from an exchange. The reason some coins get delisted from an exchange may be as a result of zero trading over a long period of time. The exchange might also have its own criteria.

[Felipeo]

I dont think its related to the price of the coin, if the team has sold their share and abandoned the community then the coin will be dead. I have some tokens which are 90% down, still the team is working and executing their roadmap.

[bajingluncat]

as long as there is a request, regardless of the price even though $ 1 will not result in the removal of bitcoin, and I think as long as there are fluctuations the demand will remain, if the worst possible example is that bitcoin does not have a price and ends then it will be the end of the crypto currency, because I'm sure there will be no altcoins that can replace bitcoin at any time

[nagobinga]

very far from the usual so there is no price at all starting from some markets that already have exchanges or purchases that only get a few dollars.