Altcoins getting delisted

[cotton ball]

Many altcoin don't have continue progress with their project, after listing on exchange market developer and owner do not care what happen with their coin will lower price or not is not their business, many altcoin have been delist because not serious with owner to wake up their altcoin price, just few developer keep care with their coin with buy back and burn their altcoin supply to make price keep higher.

[lousie9]

I think it's true that coins that are rarely used by investors or have no price development and have no trading volume, will be removed from their stock exchanges. but on the other hand not all old coins have fulfilled their road maps, for example ETH and BNB are still intact and are widely used by users in every asepek.

[103deltafox]

There could be other reasons why the said exchange delay coins but the major reason why most coins are delisted generally is because they fail to meet their road map, or possible no trading volume and no activity and as such the best is to delist such coin.

[naikturun]

depending on what the project is developing, if what is developed is the same as the old one, then the project will fail in the near future.
it just repeats the previous project process.
now we see new coins entering the top 100 easily, perhaps because they developed something different.

[Firefoxx]

It's not really what you explained, some are when there's no liquidity expecially when team keeps on dumping coins on the exchange or other people without good investors as it do warrant delist or when they exit scam.

[Bonwin]

If an altcoins gets delisted on a particular exchange, there are still some exchanges where it could be traded, particularly if it gas been listed on others. Different exchanges have their different rules and they differ. However, it is always good to keep yourself updated on whichever altcoins you have invested in.

[Kelvinid]

If an altcoins gets delisted on a particular exchange, there are still some exchanges where it could be traded, particularly if it gas been listed on others. Different exchanges have their different rules and they differ. However, it is always good to keep yourself updated on whichever altcoins you have invested in.

If that certain altcoin is delisted from any exchanger, its something we could think that the others will follow then. This is common to altcoins that don't have a market value/volume. It won't make sense if exchanges will keep on holding which they don't get any investors to buy with. They have no choice but to give space for another coin.

[aji567]

if altcoin delisted from the market should switch to another altcoin, I'm sure a new altcoin or top 10 altcoin will take over.
and time to invest in bitcoin too.

[Lagduf]

There could be other reasons why the said exchange delay coins but the major reason why most coins are delisted generally is because they fail to meet their road map, or possible no trading volume and no activity and as such the best is to delist such coin.

that must be the additional reason but so many coins have successfully meet their roadmap was getting delisted too and i can even mention some of them in this case. Polo is already known as a very strict exchange site these days. To comply with SEC regulation is not easy. Any coin that has a lot of potentials to be security must be delisted from the exchange site to avoid the violation for the regulator's compliance. This is not something new right now and so many exchange sites are doing delisting to so many coins. That's how US exchange site works.

[sulendra12]

now we see new coins entering the top 100 easily, perhaps because they developed something different.

This is literally just shittalking lmao, look at coinmarketcap and tell me which one are new coins that sits on top 100. It doesn't matter if they are developing something but in the end it just gives you shit product, * look at Exscudo *.

'm sure a new altcoin or top 10 altcoin will take over.

No.

[dark08]

Becausw of lack volume most altcoin are now getting delisted on exchange site those altcoins that have a real project plus good volume will survive in this crypto world. If you want to invest in altcoin make sure check first the volume and invest only on top100 on coinmarketcap.

[crossabdd]

It is not a bearish market that makes exchanges delist some coins, but has other reasons, such as coins no longer have growth, dev is not active, or the loss of trading volume for some time.
for investment, only old coins that have quality like ETH, LTC, XRP, STR, etc. are good. but investing in new coins is also great. such as ADA, TRX, BNB, LINK, etc.

[pcfli]

The lack of trading volume and less interest are the reasons why the exchange management decides to stop the partnership with the project and they delist the altcoin. No need to blame the market conditions, the market does everything correctly. The teams should spend a more time developing the project and investors will come later.

[Ziskinberg]

There’s a reason why they are being delisted and if they are really good then they should stay. Some exchanges are too strict, and altcoins really need to perform good and prove to every trader that they deserve more years. Old altcoins are not exempted from this, they still need to be good in-order to compete and stay alive.

It's not that they are strict, there are rules that are followed, when the coin is not being traded actively anymore, then they will delist it.
There's a lot of old altcoins in the past that are delisted in exchanges like poloniex, bittrex, and even Binance and that would affect the future of the coin as these exchanges are known to have a good trading volume, especially Binance.

[HabiebRiziq]

Sir, I don't agree with you, because I believe when an old coin reaches their all goals, they make new milestones, which is very normal and this is how the Ethereum, Ripple, Litecoin, and others are lives. Some new coins can give you higher profit than old coins, but new coins are not trustable to hold. You can trade them for a short time, but you can't invest blindly on them. When the golden time appears, you will see all the old potential coins' prices will go high first.

It is true that some new coins can produce higher profits than old coins. But, if we look at recently, new coins are not very profitable for me and there are actually more coins that have decreased. And to make a profit yourself, trading new coins is better in a short period of time and to be able to make a profit from it we also have to be smart to look for gaps or opportunities to be able to make a profit.

[OrangeII]

it's not wrong to think that old coins are a good investment, but not all old coins are good investments. Examples of good coins are bitcoin, ethereum, litecoin, and others. I think you know what they mean by old coins.
many exchangers delist the old coins because basically they run out of contract period, or do not have any development. other than that the potential to invest in new coins is also not all good.

[ajiz138]

New coins that are developed will also be very difficult to compete. New coins need investment support to be successful. However, most new coins turn into scam coins which make investors lose.
I still believe in old coins, although many of the old coins are delisted. The reason for delisting is that it moves at a low volume without trading activities.
old coins with large volumes and ongoing development will remain and will not be lost.

[Barbut]

Sir, I don't agree with you, because I believe when an old coin reaches their all goals, they make new milestones, which is very normal and this is how the Ethereum, Ripple, Litecoin, and others are lives. Some new coins can give you higher profit than old coins, but new coins are not trustable to hold. You can trade them for a short time, but you can't invest blindly on them. When the golden time appears, you will see all the old potential coins' prices will go high first.

It is true that some new coins can produce higher profits than old coins. But, if we look at recently, new coins are not very profitable for me and there are actually more coins that have decreased. And to make a profit yourself, trading new coins is better in a short period of time and to be able to make a profit from it we also have to be smart to look for gaps or opportunities to be able to make a profit.

It's wrong to believe that you can predict the future of cryptocurrencies. Old coins, how you call them, did not reach their goal, cause their goal is close to global adoption, we have a long way to get there. We can't claim where will be the top for some coins, same as we can't claim that some new coins have more chances than old ones.
One thing is sure, cryptomarket is growing with incredible speed, old projects are competing between them and with new ones, the best one will win the race, it's on us to try to predict that one, and it can be old or new one.

[No One]

For me, this news is good. I think this trend of delisting any coin low performing will encourage good and potential coins. However, there maybe many reasons for an exchange to delist any particular coin. One of the main reasons is low performance and low volume. I support this idea of delisting low performing coins.

[imutlinda]

New coins that are developed will also be very difficult to compete. New coins need investment support to be successful. However, most new coins turn into scam coins which make investors lose.
I still believe in old coins, although many of the old coins are delisted. The reason for delisting is that it moves at a low volume without trading activities.
old coins with large volumes and ongoing development will remain and will not be lost.

in the development of new coins it will indeed be more difficult, but if it really provides benefits the investment will continue to spin and grow, but only a small portion can grow and when the volume of new coins is zero or immovable it will be erased from the market list and make them die. therefore people prefer old coins with good volume to invest