Wave delisted from Binance

[Perfectbaby]

Back then when I do hear about cryptocurrency at least wave was one of the coin that is mostly used but it am a bit wondering or even surprised as we do no longer talks about Wave anymore. From my understanding I also noticed that Binance has also delisted this coin from their exchange, I am actually surprised on what could be the reason why it was delisted from binance or could it be that they don’t usually meet up trading targets or is it that they don’t usually get enough trading volume or people are dumping it to a more and stable coin?
Then when making withdrawal I do love using Wave to make withdrawal which was far way more better and cheaper comes to then when withdrawal fee as to high and then alternatives was discovered.

[Odusko]

Back then when I do hear about cryptocurrency at least wave was one of the coin that is mostly used but it am a bit wondering or even surprised as we do no longer talks about Wave anymore. From my understanding I also noticed that Binance has also delisted this coin from their exchange, I am actually surprised on what could be the reason why it was delisted from binance or could it be that they don’t usually meet up trading targets or is it that they don’t usually get enough trading volume or people are dumping it to a more and stable coin?
Then when making withdrawal I do love using Wave to make withdrawal which was far way more better and cheaper comes to then when withdrawal fee as to high and then alternatives was discovered.

Wave was delisted on binance the 17th June 2024, not a new thing, and that delisting effected waves visibility, this is what happens when major exchanges delist a coin it effect the coin trading visibility and that the reason why Wave despite being accepted and used because of the cheap fees and faster transactions,, being delisted on binance since 2024 greatly kept the Wave project under net the public radar.

[OmegaStarScream]

If i had to guess it's the trading volume over a certain period of time more than anything else (which usually reflect user's interest). It's also why you might see exchanges list some stupid memecoins, and not certain utility coins for the simple reason that the former has hype and will generate them revenue while the second one might be just extra work for them, to both add and to maintain.

[Perfectbaby]

If i had to guess it's the trading volume over a certain period of time more than anything else (which usually reflect user's interest). It's also why you might see exchanges list some stupid memecoins, and not certain utility coins for the simple reason that the former has hype and will generate them revenue while the second one might be just extra work for them, to both add and to maintain.

Thank you for explaining and of course it was actually a thing of concern to me that a popular coin like wave was actually delisted from Binance.
Does it mean that they wouldn’t also get listed on other exchanges due to they low performance in terms of meeting the required trading volume? Maybe as I know all exchanges has their requirements which these coin listed on their platform must be meeting in other to remain tradable on their platform?

[Yamane_Keto]

By removing it from Binance, demand for it will decrease, and developers will lose interest in the currency, at which point it may turn into one of those worthless projects.

Does it mean that they wouldn’t also get listed on other exchanges due to they low performance in terms of meeting the required trading volume? Maybe as I know all exchanges has their requirements which these coin listed on their platform must be meeting in other to remain tradable on their platform?

Continuing to list crypto costs a lot of resources, and if they do not generate enough profit, they will inevitably be removed.

[0x000369]

By removing it from Binance, demand for it will decrease, and developers will lose interest in the currency, at which point it may turn into one of those worthless projects.

@Perfectbaby yeah no shit sherlock
this is how the game works
seen this happen a hundred times since 2015
exchanges aren't charities you know
they need trading volume they need fees to justify listing
if a project stops bringing that in its dead weight
developers will jump ship to the next shiny thing
nobody builds for free on a delisted ghost chain
waves was just another one in the graveyard

[NeuroticFish]

By removing it from Binance, demand for it will decrease

Tbh an exchange used to delist a coin because the demand for it has decreased (i.e. the trading volumes), hence the exchange no longer earns as expected off it.
(The privacy coins are an exception).


However, as @Odusko said, Waves got delisted in Jun 2024, OP's reaction... comes somewhat late...
On the other hand... Waves has a pretty interesting ecosystem with a lot of tokens built on it, so one could dream it'll last forever.
From what I've read, Waves is not dead and it's still traded here and there, but I guess that the hype is long gone.
I remember that at some point it started getting filled with 0-value garbage and scam tokens. Shortly afterwards I've also sold my waves coins, so I no longer know closely about its fate.

OP, there are soooooo many coins with cheap withdrawal fees, you can easily find another one instead of Waves, if that's the reason you care about it....

[Taricoins]

By removing it from Binance, demand for it will decrease, and developers will lose interest in the currency, at which point it may turn into one of those worthless projects.

Does it mean that they wouldn’t also get listed on other exchanges due to they low performance in terms of meeting the required trading volume? Maybe as I know all exchanges has their requirements which these coin listed on their platform must be meeting in other to remain tradable on their platform?

Continuing to list crypto costs a lot of resources, and if they do not generate enough profit, they will inevitably be removed.

One of the many reason why one should focus more on the taught of holding on to Bitcoin and maybe an altcoins project with good research insights because a whole lot of them out there are just going to worthless.

[freedomgo]

They’re basically done. This was one of the altcoins I remember being popular back in the day, even running alongside Ethereum if I recall correctly.

It’s just sad that Sasha wasn’t able to turn this into something successful, especially considering it was one of the early altcoins. I actually invested in this before, and now it’s just sitting in my wallet because the value is too low to even bother with.

I honestly expected at least a decent run, maybe something like a 100x minimum, but that never happened.

[Emeraldo]

Back then when I do hear about cryptocurrency at least wave was one of the coin that is mostly used but it am a bit wondering or even surprised as we do no longer talks about Wave anymore. From my understanding I also noticed that Binance has also delisted this coin from their exchange, I am actually surprised on what could be the reason why it was delisted from binance or could it be that they don’t usually meet up trading targets or is it that they don’t usually get enough trading volume or people are dumping it to a more and stable coin?
Then when making withdrawal I do love using Wave to make withdrawal which was far way more better and cheaper comes to then when withdrawal fee as to high and then alternatives was discovered.

I don't really know the reason why Binance is found of delisting cryptocurrency projects on their platform making investors to be left in big surprise on what could have happened to result in the delisting. I don't really know much about this Wave token but I think I must have heard about it when it was trending. Binance has their own task for each projects that is launching on their platform and when they could no long continue to meet up with the standard or task they need to reach, that may result in delisting of any crypto projects that do not meet their standard.