Coins Delisting

[TinaK]

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It is possible that in the exchange there is no volume, so it is deleted from the exchange list. The volume on the CMC is the result of all exchanges, not the result of one exchange.

When concern coin is having good volume for the coin obviously they should get the good volume on other exchanges also. So reason for delisting on such scenario should not be happen.
We need to show the interest over the project if there is such interest those kind of projects will not go away.

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[iamaruf]

Maybe trade volume is low thats why they are delesting coins.To run an exchanger they have to pay developers fee,security fees and many others fees.if trade volume is enough for the coin then exchanger never delist the coin.you can see many exchanger stopped their service because trade volume is low and they can't afford to pay the services. 

[EdvinZ]

I see only three fair reasons why you can exclude any coin from the listing of the exchange: 1) The developers of the coin stopped communicating with the support of an exchange and entire community of the project. It can talk about the scam. 2) Developers fail to follow the steps from the project roadmap, thereby damaging their reputation and questioning the validity of investments in the project. 3) Too low trading volume for a particular coin. In any other cases, I consider the delisting of any coin unreasonable and unfair to coin holders.

[smyslov]

Not really unusual, exchanges are doing this mainly because of not meeting the expected or desired volume set by the exchange, one coins is strong in one exchange and not on another exchange, it happens in so many coins, so if you don't want your coin delisted in any exchange,  support them in all the exchange that it is being traded, if you can do that.

[dunfida]

I see only three fair reasons why you can exclude any coin from the listing of the exchange: 1) The developers of the coin stopped communicating with the support of an exchange and entire community of the project. It can talk about the scam. 2) Developers fail to follow the steps from the project roadmap, thereby damaging their reputation and questioning the validity of investments in the project. 3) Too low trading volume for a particular coin. In any other cases, I consider the delisting of any coin unreasonable and unfair to coin holders.

1 & 2 option isnt really that important but 3 which matter most with all exchangers out there. Volume is always been the primary reason
why a certain coin do last up into an exchange neither they had able to follow their roadmap or not as long theres an activity or its being
traded with high volume then they are still on the safe spot.Coin delisting is just a common clean up for those coins who dont have any more
use to the platform.

[ableh]

I see only three fair reasons why you can exclude any coin from the listing of the exchange: 1) The developers of the coin stopped communicating with the support of an exchange and entire community of the project. It can talk about the scam. 2) Developers fail to follow the steps from the project roadmap, thereby damaging their reputation and questioning the validity of investments in the project. 3) Too low trading volume for a particular coin. In any other cases, I consider the delisting of any coin unreasonable and unfair to coin holders.

1 & 2 option isnt really that important but 3 which matter most with all exchangers out there. Volume is always been the primary reason
why a certain coin do last up into an exchange neither they had able to follow their roadmap or not as long theres an activity or its being
traded with high volume then they are still on the safe spot.Coin delisting is just a common clean up for those coins who dont have any more
use to the platform.

This does not apply to all exchanges but mostly! Like Yobit, they do not delisting even though the dev has run away, and even if the coin has no volume. If they are delisting for reasons of low volume I think it's reasonable, because they need operational costs to treat the wallet and other problems that occur on the coin. But I confused why Yobit never delisting altcoin

[arwin100]

I see only three fair reasons why you can exclude any coin from the listing of the exchange: 1) The developers of the coin stopped communicating with the support of an exchange and entire community of the project. It can talk about the scam. 2) Developers fail to follow the steps from the project roadmap, thereby damaging their reputation and questioning the validity of investments in the project. 3) Too low trading volume for a particular coin. In any other cases, I consider the delisting of any coin unreasonable and unfair to coin holders.

1 & 2 option isnt really that important but 3 which matter most with all exchangers out there. Volume is always been the primary reason
why a certain coin do last up into an exchange neither they had able to follow their roadmap or not as long theres an activity or its being
traded with high volume then they are still on the safe spot.Coin delisting is just a common clean up for those coins who dont have any more
use to the platform.

This does not apply to all exchanges but mostly! Like Yobit, they do not delisting even though the dev has run away, and even if the coin has no volume. If they are delisting for reasons of low volume I think it's reasonable, because they need operational costs to treat the wallet and other problems that occur on the coin. But I confused why Yobit never delisting altcoin

To confuse on things on what's happening on yobit and actually I have 3 coins which I bought 3 years ago on expensive price which I think will go pump since many people fudding it to pump up when good trades came. And yobit should delist those 0 volume to avoid the same thing happen and maybe this is the reason why there less traders coming unto them.

[TheUltraElite]

support them in all the exchange that it is being traded, if you can do that.

Thats a strange way to proceed. If an exchange delists a coin there is usually a reason behind it and mostly its a volume issue. But for that coin to remain listed it is foolish to pump it on that exchange. Maybe some bagholder would become too passionate about not letting the project die out, but it is actually a black mark on the face of the project owners and not the investors.

Market making should be one of the priorities of the project owners by bringing in financial support to the project. Sadly most of the altcoin projects are pump and dumps and a waste of time and money so dont expect to see much market making for them. Unlike what happens with stock market trading bigger companies.

[Mahanton]

I see only three fair reasons why you can exclude any coin from the listing of the exchange: 1) The developers of the coin stopped communicating with the support of an exchange and entire community of the project. It can talk about the scam. 2) Developers fail to follow the steps from the project roadmap, thereby damaging their reputation and questioning the validity of investments in the project. 3) Too low trading volume for a particular coin. In any other cases, I consider the delisting of any coin unreasonable and unfair to coin holders.

1 & 2 option isnt really that important but 3 which matter most with all exchangers out there. Volume is always been the primary reason
why a certain coin do last up into an exchange neither they had able to follow their roadmap or not as long theres an activity or its being
traded with high volume then they are still on the safe spot.Coin delisting is just a common clean up for those coins who dont have any more
use to the platform.

This does not apply to all exchanges but mostly! Like Yobit, they do not delisting even though the dev has run away, and even if the coin has no volume. If they are delisting for reasons of low volume I think it's reasonable, because they need operational costs to treat the wallet and other problems that occur on the coin. But I confused why Yobit never delisting altcoin

To confuse on things on what's happening on yobit and actually I have 3 coins which I bought 3 years ago on expensive price which I think will go pump since many people fudding it to pump up when good trades came. And yobit should delist those 0 volume to avoid the same thing happen and maybe this is the reason why there less traders coming unto them.

Knowing yobit is a shitcoin haven and you would see lots of them even having zero liquidity they do still list it out and dont tend to delist it.
Dont know whats the reason but they are the only exchange i do see having lots of shit tokens listed or maybe they dont just care as long they
do have lots of tokens listed  which they might prefer but majority of exchangers atm do the opposite thing.