I have just ended my long term relationship with Poloniex, dating back to April 5, 2014 (when DNotes was first listed there). I transferred all of the DNotes I had there (that I used for occasional trading, but mostly to help people get into DNotes) to a place where I can trust the people in charge - DNotesVault. I even sold all the bits and pieces of other currencies I had on the exchange (forgot all about them), and used the bitcoin to buy DNotes. Without DNotes being listed at Poloniex, the entire exchange has rendered itself useless to me.

I tried to find some information as to whether or not there is standard requirements for maintaining a listing on the exchange, but there is not. The closest thing I could find is this blurb on what it takes to get a coin listed:

"We don't have a definitive set of criteria as each project is unique. We listen to the community and select projects that we believe are unique, innovative, and that our users would be interested in trading. We also look for products that have strong (organic) market demand."

I'm not sure what their definition of unique or innovative is, but surely the only currency that has chosen to take a different path (even if it is a lot more work), meets the normal definition of unique and innovative.


On a happier note, it is incredible to hear from supportive and loyal community members that believe in DNotes.