now that tradeogre is gone where are we supposed to go?

[wtfonly16]

was there even any competition that had a good volume and coin selection vs tradeogre???
where do we go now that its dead???

[BitMaxz]

Why do you use TradeOgre? They have lots of shitcoins; most of their coin withdrawals are stuck due to unmaintained servers.

The site has been down it started since July. They don't even have an announcement about the issue and change in design.

There are two things that I'm currently thinking: maybe the site is under maintenance, or they're totally gone forever.

[rat03gopoh]

Perhaps you should share your own definition of "good coin" with us, so anyone can suggest alternatives to Tradeogre. You can find exchanges by good volume here: https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges

maybe the site is under maintenance, or they're totally gone forever.

Kycnotme, marked it as scam https://kycnot.me/service/tradeogre

[joniboini]

Kycnotme, marked it as scam https://kycnot.me/service/tradeogre

It appears that the status has changed, based on the events timeline. So basically, it was "use with caution" then changed to "potential scam/confirmed scam" after they went offline? If it comes back online (or clarified, in whatever form it may be), will it be changed again then?

[Z-tight]

I never used TradeOgre before it disappeared, but there are a lot of exchanges out there with good volume that one can use. However, TradeOgre was popular for listing altcoins that are not so popular and have very low market cap, that is why it was a favorite for altcoin trading. I don't know if you will be able to find the smallest of coins you found in TradeOgre in other exchanges, but you just have to do your own research and see.

There are two things that I'm currently thinking: maybe the site is under maintenance, or they're totally gone forever.

It has taken too long now, so i believe they are gone forever. Bad news for the customers that have funds stuck in there.

[rat03gopoh]

If it comes back online (or clarified, in whatever form it may be), will it be changed again then?

It depends, among other things on whether the user is willing to change their review. Kycnotme uses several parameters to assign a scam score/status, as stated on its website:

The service is a scam. User reports, negative reviews, failed internal testing, and other red flags were found. Evidence is provided in the verification section of the service page.

Some are not clearly stated, I believe to prevent abuse.

https://kycnot.me/about#listing-statuses

[logfiles]

May try looking at other rogue exchanges that have no support and don't care about scam accusations like Yobit?  
Anyway, kidding. There is always another alternative. You just have to keep looking around. I don't know what your interests were mostly about, but I guess it's time for you to move away from mourning Tradeogre.

[wtfonly16]

Why do you use TradeOgre? They have lots of shitcoins; most of their coin withdrawals are stuck due to unmaintained servers.

The site has been down it started since July. They don't even have an announcement about the issue and change in design.

There are two things that I'm currently thinking: maybe the site is under maintenance, or they're totally gone forever.

its already been explained that they were hacked and their primary usdt wallets frozen due to other hackers using the platform to wash money.
so its the 2nd one. They are totally gone forever.

all of their wallets still show funds in them.
the owner probably.. you know what... themselves, after everything.

anyway they were #1 for nokyc, they were NOT a scam.
only coins that had stuck withdrawals were garbage coins nobody cares about.
if you werent trading xmr, btc, eth, doge on the platform then you weren't using it properly...

so i ask again.

WHERE do we go now that tradeogre is gone?

[NotATether]

Perhaps you should share your own definition of "good coin" with us, so anyone can suggest alternatives to Tradeogre. You can find exchanges by good volume here: https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges

You shouldn't use exchanges from Coingecko unless you are prepared to complete KYC. Instead, I recommend using one of the exchanges from my own list here: https://bitmixlist.org/#exchanges

[BitMaxz]

its already been explained that they were hacked and their primary usdt wallets frozen due to other hackers using the platform to wash money.
so its the 2nd one. They are totally gone forever.

all of their wallets still show funds in them.
the owner probably.. you know what... themselves, after everything.

anyway they were #1 for nokyc, they were NOT a scam.
only coins that had stuck withdrawals were garbage coins nobody cares about.
if you werent trading xmr, btc, eth, doge on the platform then you weren't using it properly...

so i ask again.

WHERE do we go now that tradeogre is gone?

Well, I used TradeOgre before. I think I used their service 3 times to exchange some coins that I got from doing tasks and airdrops, which are only listed on their exchange.
I only had one bad experience from which I got stuck withdrawal, but I don't bother with it because the coin isn't worth much, and they said the developer of that coin is no longer active. So I think most of the coins listed there are abandoned coins; that's why most of the users having issue with withdrawals.

I'm sure major coins are working but not for abandoned shitcoins.

Why not check for alternative from kycnot.me most of the listed exchanges there are non-KYC.
Or check  nonkyc.io never tested this one so DYOR first before using it.
They also have official thread here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5454879.0
But their representative here seems no longer active since January 10.

[avp2306]

Perhaps you should share your own definition of "good coin" with us, so anyone can suggest alternatives to Tradeogre. You can find exchanges by good volume here: https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges

You shouldn't use exchanges from Coingecko unless you are prepared to complete KYC. Instead, I recommend using one of the exchanges from my own list here: https://bitmixlist.org/#exchanges

Nice and thank you for this recommendation and I'm not aware about most of those exchange listed in that site. Kinda skeptical for using those unknown exchange saying the don't ask KYC, but with this people would have those list of those exchange which is somehow reliable.

Will save that link and will try to use those exchange especially if I don't want to deal with those top exchange we have right now.

Regulation became so crazy right now and its good to see that there are exchange still offering no KYC to their clients.

[NotATether]

Nice and thank you for this recommendation and I'm not aware about most of those exchange listed in that site. Kinda skeptical for using those unknown exchange saying the don't ask KYC, but with this people would have those list of those exchange which is somehow reliable.

Will save that link and will try to use those exchange especially if I don't want to deal with those top exchange we have right now.

Regulation became so crazy right now and its good to see that there are exchange still offering no KYC to their clients.

I'm the website administrator, so I've only included those exchanges which have been around for a long time, and except in very few circumstances (i.e. you rob someone, they report it, and you attempt to exchange those coins directly), they are not going to ask you for KYC ever. So you are quite safe bookmarking BitMixList and using exchanges from there.

[rat03gopoh]

You shouldn't use exchanges from Coingecko unless you are prepared to complete KYC.

Yes, I've known about your site for a long time , and just realized (thanks to subsequent confirmation) that the OP wanted suggestions for non-KYC CEXes.

I honestly don't know if there are any CEXes (spot) left that truly Privacy-Focused . I just found rankfi.com, which features BYFDi on their page if you enable the "no KYC" hashtag. In conclusion, the withdrawal limit (presumably lifetime) is $50k for level 0 and has over 300 trading pairs. This isn't a suggestion, because I have never used this one. I should remind the OP that Treadeogre isn't a P2P exchange. If you're still looking for similar alternatives, you likely face the same risk factors.

[nonlogs]

was there even any competition that had a good volume and coin selection vs tradeogre???
where do we go now that its dead???

Hi OP, this is a self-promotion you can try out https://nonlogs.com I have very few pairs listed as of now, but I'm focusing more on privacy coins rather than other shitcoins, and nonlogs has no KYC and no logs.