Delisting of tokens will take place again

[strunberg]

The reason for the delisting of a token is to first look at its volume because an exchange only delists a token when the volume of that token loses volume at the speed of a storm. When investors realize that the project team is cheating then they quickly sell tokens their token. which reduces the volume and causes the project to be removed from the exchange.

beside about trading volume usually exchanges team look at project developtment progress. If after several months or year there is no important developtment exchanges will warn dev team first before decided to delist them. If any die project token still in market it could harmed investors , so its good prevention and protection step  from exchanges to their users.

[lixer]

This is a warning to all of you running after meme coins, even if they get listed on top exchanges it doesn't mean they will survive for long, or have you forgotten that many projects got delisted from exchanges after the ICO craze of 2017? The same thing will happen once a tough bear market starts, so many meme coins won't be able to cope with the situation and many exchanges will be forced to delist the tokens.

Most meme coins are not listed on a top exchange but they are only listed on an unknown exchange. Many people are hesitant to use those kind of exchange therefore the meme coins will get delisted because they don't get any volume.

On the other hand, meme coins that are listed on the big exchange (like for example binance) might get a regular volume because there are investors that like to invest on any coins including meme coins that are in the big exchanges. They think it can pump even for a short time only. Of course we don't need to follow those kind of investors because they may be high skilled and willing to take big risks in a return for some quick gains.

[TheGreatPython]

Most meme coins are not listed on a top exchange but they are only listed on an unknown exchange. Many people are hesitant to use those kind of exchange therefore the meme coins will get delisted because they don't get any volume.

On the other hand, meme coins that are listed on the big exchange (like for example binance) might get a regular volume because there are investors that like to invest on any coins including meme coins that are in the big exchanges. They think it can pump even for a short time only. Of course we don't need to follow those kind of investors because they may be high skilled and willing to take big risks in a return for some quick gains.

Yeah, it is expected but thanks to OP for the warning, in case there are still people that didn't knew how risky it is to invest on those type of coins although there can be some exceptions for the coins like dogecoin and maybe shiba inu? As these meme coins are pretty strong enough to withstand a tough bear but still let's invest with caution with them.

Even if we say that some meme coins are strong, they cant still give you a promising return in the long run. They can only be good if you use them immediately like if you are playing a gambling because they are fast and cheap but after every sessions, you might need to convert them again in a more valuable coin.

[Jack_Sin]

beside about trading volume usually exchanges team look at project developtment progress. If after several months or year there is no important developtment exchanges will warn dev team first before decided to delist them. If any die project token still in market it could harmed investors , so its good prevention and protection step  from exchanges to their users.

Actually the effect of decreasing trading volume is because the impact of project development has decreased so the community has been wary of selling before the project dies, I think exchanges should implement new regulations to open reports on projects that are not eligible to be traded for immediate delisting because it will harm investors and traders.

[7788bitcoin]

This is a warning to all of you running after meme coins, even if they get listed on top exchanges it doesn't mean they will survive for long, or have you forgotten that many projects got delisted from exchanges after the ICO craze of 2017? The same thing will happen once a tough bear market starts, so many meme coins won't be able to cope with the situation and many exchanges will be forced to delist the tokens.

This is going to be fate for majority of the projects that are started in the past year and then getting listed in Tier 1 exchanges, if the market goes down and there is not much volume then eventually the exchange will delist the coin. It is a reality even if the team spends a huge amount of money to list the token and if they are not able to maintain that level they will die off eventually.

[Jasad]

beside about trading volume usually exchanges team look at project developtment progress. If after several months or year there is no important developtment exchanges will warn dev team first before decided to delist them. If any die project token still in market it could harmed investors , so its good prevention and protection step  from exchanges to their users.

Actually the effect of decreasing trading volume is because the impact of project development has decreased so the community has been wary of selling before the project dies, I think exchanges should implement new regulations to open reports on projects that are not eligible to be traded for immediate delisting because it will harm investors and traders.

Less volume transaction on daily day just remaining with big and potential exchange only for delisting some coins or token but not happening with small exchange like Hotbit or LBANK. Actually with Binance exchange all coins have reach higher volume transaction and there have minimum volume on daily days, but I saw on Hotbit and LBANK without any buy order some coins keep exist for listing and not anything happen delist on exchange although without any interested from investor to but that coins without have buy order.

[wxa7115]

This is a warning to all of you running after meme coins, even if they get listed on top exchanges it doesn't mean they will survive for long, or have you forgotten that many projects got delisted from exchanges after the ICO craze of 2017? The same thing will happen once a tough bear market starts, so many meme coins won't be able to cope with the situation and many exchanges will be forced to delist the tokens.

This is going to be fate for majority of the projects that are started in the past year and then getting listed in Tier 1 exchanges, if the market goes down and there is not much volume then eventually the exchange will delist the coin. It is a reality even if the team spends a huge amount of money to list the token and if they are not able to maintain that level they will die off eventually.

I do not know why this is surprising to some people as this is just the way things are supposed to work, maybe because we have so many coins in the market people assume that the majority of the coins can survive for a long time.

But in fact that is not the case, most coins disappear after a year or two and in order to keep the current number of coins a great deal of projects are released to replace them, many times this is done by scammers which are looking for new victims and by stubborn developers which cannot simply accept they do not have the skill to produce anything that is valuable and they try to create new coins over and over again thinking that the community will finally appreciate their efforts.

[LUCKMCFLY]

In my opinion delisting is a bad effect for a project beacuse investors or holders will get loss for it. If top exchange doing delisting a coin then holder can sold their token low price and many holders want leave quickly. In fact, top exchanges reject a token only when the volume and price of that token are greatly reduce. Besides it is thought that the development work of the project is not so much that the investors want to come out as soon as possible.

the impact is visible in the price of tokens or coins being delisted from the exchange. but usually, this situation occurs when the coins or tokens are no longer making good progress on the exchange. they are not that much in demand with very low trading volumes.
and usually, the information is also long enough before the asset becomes completely non-tradable. so the owner of the asset can also withdraw or immediately sell it even at a very cheap price.

I am currently not very familiar with tokens and their emotions and everything that has to do with projects, but I have seen that some casino and betting platforms are taking their tokens even to exchanges, something that seems surprising to me because when something happens Thus, the most normal thing is that a large dump occurs on the currency or token in question, I think that now due to the metvoers they are taking advantage of every ideal moment to be able to make money, and I think that the tokens are ideal for it.

In such a case by seeing each of the Qheue projects, I see that many tokens continue to throw themselves, then it means that things are not so bad for the tokenized economy.

[Psynthax]

Bitcoin already dumped to the another weekly low and why did you see if exchange sites were delisting the tokens? Exchange sites have their own criteria to delist or listing the new tokens. You can't even predict them so your prediction will not come true.
It doesn't mean anytime will be the same like what happened in the past. You must also aware about this. I think that if you are feeling worry with the bearish trend and that's why you are saying like that like you are also feeling panic to see the market gets dumped so hard.

[ringgo96]

Memekoin is not entirely we can rely on, especially those of us who want to invest in the long term it is a very bad idea, with the current market situation many memekoin that cannot survive because of the reduced trading volume so that the eraser will definitely occur, and very many investors are trapped in memekoin and losses will definitely be felt, But some also get huge benefits.

[diminizio]

I think that's hard to come by, if you compare the trend of memes to ICOs or something. When the meme trend started, we saw that the richest person in the world, Elon Musk, was behind Dogecoin, the #1 meme coin. While ICOs do not have strong backups behind them, if they enter a saturated condition, they will easily lose their trend or be replaced by other trends. The replacement for ICO now is IDO and fair launcher, they are more effective at generating returns than ICO.

[Findingnemo]

Be prepared.

This is a warning to all of you running after meme coins, even if they get listed on top exchanges it doesn't mean they will survive for long, or have you forgotten that many projects got delisted from exchanges after the ICO craze of 2017? The same thing will happen once a tough bear market starts, so many meme coins won't be able to cope with the situation and many exchanges will be forced to delist the tokens.

When coins or tokens consistently failing with trading volume will be delisted from the exchanges and it may happen to any coins or tokens which misses the trend but people wait until they get delist news from the exchanges to remove such coins from their portfolio? I think it happens rarely.

[fortuner]

Be prepared.

This is a warning to all of you running after meme coins, even if they get listed on top exchanges it doesn't mean they will survive for long, or have you forgotten that many projects got delisted from exchanges after the ICO craze of 2017? The same thing will happen once a tough bear market starts, so many meme coins won't be able to cope with the situation and many exchanges will be forced to delist the tokens.

But it's also much better if they make the decision to delete all meme tokens that have no value and also tokens that fail so that people can also refrain from falling for the meme coin because in the end they will feel  lose too.

[max6575]

loss of social capital

following use with the tent of customs as appealing the identification of empirical historic of phenomenon.
the improvement on models on occupation leads on rejection with the higher investors on absence of newbies with the field of business.
the inability to work with the strategic models of old investors leads as newbie might wants to work on expends with the customs of parochial as those have with least on request with the submission of efforts.
those phenomenon leads to the loss of collective value of group or social network where masses of appropriation with the work on field of crypto finance might decrease to undermine the customs of decentralized system of the blockchain.

[StarKay]

Be prepared.

This is a warning to all of you running after meme coins, even if they get listed on top exchanges it doesn't mean they will survive for long, or have you forgotten that many projects got delisted from exchanges after the ICO craze of 2017? The same thing will happen once a tough bear market starts, so many meme coins won't be able to cope with the situation and many exchanges will be forced to delist the tokens.

Inasmuch as I am not a huge fan of meme coins, I don't understand why you have to be specific on those running after meme coins to warn them on the survival of their holdings.

The fact is that any crypto project can get delisted by exchanges for various reasons and most importantly the breach of trust and also lack of trading volume. So many have been delisted and many others will still be delisted. My advice is to always invest with caution and always follow up on your portfolio so as to know when to exit if necessary.

[mdzahed134]

Be prepared.

This is a warning to all of you running after meme coins, even if they get listed on top exchanges it doesn't mean they will survive for long, or have you forgotten that many projects got delisted from exchanges after the ICO craze of 2017? The same thing will happen once a tough bear market starts, so many meme coins won't be able to cope with the situation and many exchanges will be forced to delist the tokens.

but it doesn't apply to doge or shib, these two meme coins are the best of the best so it's impossible to delisting from the exchange. for other coins maybe, and it will suffer the same fate as the 2018 crash. the low volume coins will be delisted first. after that coins from the project shit, and coins that fell very deep also did not escape the delisting. So watch what you buy from now on.

Shiba Inu and Doge both of meme coins but they have huge investors and strong community in the crypto market, so those will not be delisting overnight but it’s not guaranteed because we don’t know about the future market. But i see a project which was top 50 in coinmarketcap back in 2017 but this one delisted from Binance due to low trading volume.

[erep]

Inasmuch as I am not a huge fan of meme coins, I don't understand why you have to be specific on those running after meme coins to warn them on the survival of their holdings.

The fact is that any crypto project can get delisted by exchanges for various reasons and most importantly the breach of trust and also lack of trading volume. So many have been delisted and many others will still be delisted. My advice is to always invest with caution and always follow up on your portfolio so as to know when to exit if necessary.

Despite the various facts that meme coins will be delisted on exchanges because generally due to lack of daily trading volume that does not reach the exchange regulatory requirements, the reason people warn to be careful with meme coins is because meme coins are no longer hype and traders have left the meme coin hype era. So anyone holding a meme coin except for Doge and Shiba will likely drop in price with no further upside potential, hence turning to dust in the wallet. The meme coin hype is so low because it doesn't have any utility associated with the new meme coin project, although it ends up linking to the NFT concept and metaverse but not the actual utility.

[strunberg]

Be prepared.

This is a warning to all of you running after meme coins, even if they get listed on top exchanges it doesn't mean they will survive for long, or have you forgotten that many projects got delisted from exchanges after the ICO craze of 2017? The same thing will happen once a tough bear market starts, so many meme coins won't be able to cope with the situation and many exchanges will be forced to delist the tokens.

but it doesn't apply to doge or shib, these two meme coins are the best of the best so it's impossible to delisting from the exchange. for other coins maybe, and it will suffer the same fate as the 2018 crash. the low volume coins will be delisted first. after that coins from the project shit, and coins that fell very deep also did not escape the delisting. So watch what you buy from now on.

Shiba Inu and Doge both of meme coins but they have huge investors and strong community in the crypto market, so those will not be delisting overnight but it’s not guaranteed because we don’t know about the future market. But i see a project which was top 50 in coinmarketcap back in 2017 but this one delisted from Binance due to low trading volume.

doge coins survive for years in crypto market although at the first time alot community under estimate with this projects. today doge should be proud ,elon musk as techpreneur and  popular figure join as doge army and keep promoting this coin. honestly its 1% for delisting possibility in any exchanges, due its huge trading volume and give exchanges huge earning too.

[kamilah147]

The ones that are removed are Altcoins that no longer have any movement in the market. Daily trading volume is no longer suitable for us to trade. some people might like coin memes, because when the pump happens, those who own it will profit many times over. But for me meme coins should have been removed, some exchanges have rolled coins. I see they have even been abandoned by their owners, and the people who invest there are also very worried, because there is never any trading volume.

[endut15]

The reason for the delisting of a token is to first look at its volume because an exchange only delists a token when the volume of that token loses volume at the speed of a storm. When investors realize that the project team is cheating then they quickly sell tokens their token. which reduces the volume and causes the project to be removed from the exchange.

The trading volume of meme coins has only two certainty, they often move suddenly with a large volume and after that just stand still with no movement at all. Meme coins make investors withdraw all their assets, because the fraudulent team only takes advantage of investors to take big profits for them. The deletion is the most appropriate policy, I no longer make a meme coin portfolio, because it will be fatal because the time and money we spend are completely useless. Even meme coins are often left by their owners on exchanges.