Quote from: noloco on January 10, 2018, 12:33:13 PM

Quote from: jrr123 on January 10, 2018, 09:37:51 AM

Quote from: jrr123 on January 10, 2018, 09:37:51 AM

Well, the delisting of CoinExchange was a request from the developers because they want to focus in bigger exchanger. This request was done when they went into Hitbtc. Anyway right now CoinExchange does not want to delist the coin, just look the twitter of taht exchange.

Well, the delisting of CoinExchange was a request from the developers because they want to focus in bigger exchanger. This request was done when they went into Hitbtc. Anyway right now CoinExchange does not want to delist the coin, just look the twitter of taht exchange.

What sense does have to delist a coin? Isn't more liquidity and more exchanges better as more people can buy, sell and trade the token?

If your coin is known as being on a shitcoin exchange with no other exchanges or on a shitcoin exchange at all with a low price it hurts the coin drastically. nobody will even take you seriously enough to google the ticker. cryptopia/yobit/coinexchange/ghetto exchanges are kind of meh when it comes to image. you have to hit binance or bittrex to be taken super seriously or have a pump group pump it to gain peoples interest and marketcap, which is what happened.. This token been around since forever. It was the laughing stock of HITBTC 4 weeks ago.