Meme tokens

[SUMBI99]

Why some biggest exchange allow some meme tokens which clearly steal money from their investors?

[Kavelj22]

Why some biggest exchange allow some meme tokens which clearly steal money from their investors?

]These platforms rely on a policy of neutrality, opening the door to any project that pays exorbitant listing fees or attracts high trading volume, which increasing their profits. I think they rely on the idea of ​​decentralization and market freedom, preferring to place the responsibility of taking risks on investors rather than imposing strict rules.

[Virtualsnipe13]

Exchange job is to provide the token, once their terms and fees are met and paid than have no control over the token, the project capitalize on the greed to traders.

[programmer3666]

Why some biggest exchange allow some meme tokens which clearly steal money from their investors?

]These platforms rely on a policy of neutrality, opening the door to any project that pays exorbitant listing fees or attracts high trading volume, which increasing their profits. I think they rely on the idea of ​​decentralization and market freedom, preferring to place the responsibility of taking risks on investors rather than imposing strict rules.

exchanges just list meme tokens mostly for profit that is why they delist some after a while. if a token brings big trading volume or pays high listing fees!! then of cause the exchange benefits whether investors win or lose. they kind of defend this by saying it is about market freedom and that investors should decide for themselves. the problem is that many beginners see a token on a big exchange and they kind of assume it is automatically safe to trade with but that is not true. listing does not mean a project is solid!! it only means the exchange expects to make money from it. meme tokens are just built on hype as always and while some give quick profits!! many crash just as fast too and leaving late investors with huge losses.

[gunhell16]

Why some biggest exchange allow some meme tokens which clearly steal money from their investors?

Because there are some exchanges where, as long as the project applying to list their coins provides the necessary requirements, they get approved right away.
This is because certain exchanges are only after profit, not for any other reason.

That’s why caution should always come from our own decisions as traders when creating an account on an exchange to carry out trading activities,
regardless of which coins we plan to buy.

[Charles-Tim]

Why some biggest exchange allow some meme tokens which clearly steal money from their investors?

As others have posted, know that exchanges does not cares about their traders if it is about pump and dump or dump and dump tokens. It is just like you are asking that why are gambling sites not care about their customers when they know that they will lose their money. Although, exchanges and gambling sites are not the same in the way they are making money from their customers, but know that sexchanges want more people to trade so that they can earn more money. That is what they care about and not their users.

[happybitcoinph]

Why some biggest exchange allow some meme tokens which clearly steal money from their investors?

Questions:

- What are these specific biggest exchanges you are referring to that allow meme tokens that clearly steal money?
- What are these investors? Do you mean those who staked at the platform?

Is it really the exchange we have to blame for the loss of these investors/traders due to trading meme tokens?

[beveryu778]

Why some biggest exchange allow some meme tokens which clearly steal money from their investors?

Exchanges charge a certain amount of listing fee to list a coin, when a coin is able to pay that fee, then that coin is listed subject to certain conditions. Among those conditions, it is also necessary to keep a certain amount of liquidity. But after that coin is listed, if investors are not interested in investing there and if they start releasing their coins, then the price of that coin will decrease, this is normal. However, when a company spends a lot of money to list their coin, they do not want their coin to be downgraded. They always want their coin to be in a good position in the market, which is their profit.

[Odohu]

Why some biggest exchange allow some meme tokens which clearly steal money from their investors?

Be specific with the meme token you know that stole money from people and add more information to your post to aid people in contributing since your post is a question. For exchanges, some of them evaluate the hype behind the token and their community. If they are so hyped with a very large community, the exchange will least them for the traffic and the money they will make from transaction fees. There are other criteria then use too which you will not blame the exchanges entirely for listing some of these tokens if no one have come forward to prove that they stole money from them.

[ultrloa]

Why some biggest exchange allow some meme tokens which clearly steal money from their investors?

Don't expect them to care much on their traders since usually they are just going after with the profits they get for listing those meme coins.

Also what those exchange do is they just put disclaimer about those coins or tokens they list. That's why the trader should take proper precautionary measures so that they won't fall on those scams.

If you don't want to trade meme coins in big exchange better deal only with those proven coins since with that you will not get worried about fast dumps then you would able to get more higher chance that those coins would pump or recover if there's a dump will occur.

[Nahl]

Exchanges build for bussiness or to earn money and the competition between big exchanges is very tight so they will always be look for the way how to attract traders to trading at their platform although those meme coin has potention to stole money from the people i think they will considering them to entering their market as long as those meme coins has the liquidity and other possibility too that some of big exchanges didn't care about the fundamental all they know is only market interest because whithin hours sometimes the volume market of meme coin will increases rapidly so, this is their chances to gets more traders to using their service

[rat03gopoh]

Are you bringing this up after experiencing significant losses on a meme token there? Do meme tokens have investors instead of "bettors"?
It seems you realized a bit late that there's no mistake here, but rather a main risk.

[Odusko]

Why some biggest exchange allow some meme tokens which clearly steal money from their investors?

I noticed that on bybits, because at some point majority of the newly lunched memecions become worthless in less than 24 hours and all Investors losing their money, this is why we must do our own research and not rely on exchange to list good project for us, since we know how volatile and risky the memecoins market is there is need to do your own personal digging about them before you hold any of them.

[passwordnow]

Why some biggest exchange allow some meme tokens which clearly steal money from their investors?

They don't steal money from investors. Everyone has their free will to invest to meme coins and that's what they're doing. If it means being stolen, then these investors are the ones allowing it to happen. As for exchanges, they mean business so as long as they see that there is a volume for these meme coins that are asking for listing, they'll have it. It's only about the money that they're going to get from these projects, nothing more, nothing less.

[Kavelj22]

Why some biggest exchange allow some meme tokens which clearly steal money from their investors?

]These platforms rely on a policy of neutrality, opening the door to any project that pays exorbitant listing fees or attracts high trading volume, which increasing their profits. I think they rely on the idea of ​​decentralization and market freedom, preferring to place the responsibility of taking risks on investors rather than imposing strict rules.

exchanges just list meme tokens mostly for profit that is why they delist some after a while. if a token brings big trading volume or pays high listing fees!! then of cause the exchange benefits whether investors win or lose. they kind of defend this by saying it is about market freedom and that investors should decide for themselves. the problem is that many beginners see a token on a big exchange and they kind of assume it is automatically safe to trade with but that is not true. listing does not mean a project is solid!! it only means the exchange expects to make money from it. meme tokens are just built on hype as always and while some give quick profits!! many crash just as fast too and leaving late investors with huge losses.

I don't see this as a valid reason about why shitcoins being listed in major exchanges considering the type of hype that will bring this big step in the minds of investors. Exchanges seems to consider only listing fees without any importance of the reliability of the token or the credibility of the project behind, considering that most of them have no product to offer or even a prototype.
When i say major exchanges, i don't except almost any if them considering seeing how many shitcoins listed in any of them including most trusted ones. Some of them even announce listing of a new token but doesn't consider announcing delisting some of them and just send email notification to token holders alarming them to get rid of the delisted token either by swap or withdraw. We saw this happened with many token especially shittokens called meme tokens.

[seonmo73]

I understand the concern about exchanges listing meme tokens, but I think it’s important to see the bigger picture. 

Exchanges don’t create value for these tokens — they simply provide access and liquidity for what the community is already demanding. Whether it’s a meme coin, a DeFi token, or a new Layer-2 project, the exchange is reflecting **market choice** rather than dictating it. 

In fact, allowing meme tokens to be listed can have positive effects: 
- It promotes transparency by bringing them onto regulated or semi-regulated platforms rather than leaving them only in obscure markets. 
- It gives investors the freedom to decide for themselves, while exchanges can still implement warnings, risk disclosures, and proper categorization. 
- It acknowledges that the crypto market is not only about utility but also about culture, experimentation, and community trends. 

Ultimately, the responsibility lies with investors to understand the risks. Exchanges listing meme tokens doesn’t mean they endorse them as “safe” or “valuable” — it means they acknowledge the **diversity and autonomy of the crypto ecosystem**. 

[asriloni]

The reason is simple. CEX is not willing to lose fees, users and liquidity that can be got from listing meme token. This is the way CEX is keeping their dominance. When there is a viral meme appeared, they listed it. It's to ensure their users won't move to competitors just to trade such token. They're competing each other.

I know majority of meme token have zero utility, but who cares! None is forcing you to buy them. However, it's all about the interest. This is how CEX business works. Like or not, they will always going through this way.

[SOKO-DEKE]

Why some biggest exchange allow some meme tokens which clearly steal money from their investors?

I will not defend any exchange, but the point is which big exchanges are allowing meme tokens to steal investors’ money? If you have any evidence about any meme projects that scam people with the collaboration of a big exchange, give us the information in full detail.If your point is that some projects are pump-and-dump schemes and investors easily lose their money in those projects, I will say that is a normal thing that happens in the cryptocurrency industry. I don’t think anyone would blame an exchange for that, because their work is just to list those projects that match their criteria and are guided by their policies. So, if a project meets their requirements, they will allow it into the exchange; but later, if the project still fails to meet the standards they require, they will delist it.And the point again: no big exchange would like to spoil its reputation.

[Slow death]

Why some biggest exchange allow some meme tokens which clearly steal money from their investors?

The main point is that people should be aware that investing in cryptocurrencies is high risk, but even within cryptocurrencies, there are altcoins that are much higher risk, so it is necessary for each person to be able to understand this. Exchanges only check basic things that are in their TOS and then list the token. Now, if the token is a scam, it is not the exchange's fault, but the fault of the people who did not do the proper investigative work before buying the token.

I have seen on Binance that they now put a warning when a token is high risk for trades, this is a very good thing. As soon as the person clicks on the token's trade option, a large window appears with a warning and the person must click on accept to trade. This way, they prevent people from buying extremely volatile tokens without being aware of it.

[$crypto$]

Why some biggest exchange allow some meme tokens which clearly steal money from their investors?

They don't care about that --- when there is a meme that is hyped up and talked about in the community, the exchange will list it, and it's not unusual for many exchanges to do so.

The important thing is that the exchange makes a profit. They don't care about the losses of investors. Now you have to think hard if memecoins are only causing losses, it's better to avoid them.

Don't invest in any memecoins.