Quote from: realaccountakira on June 19, 2018, 04:42:27 AM

Quote from: pinkflower on June 19, 2018, 03:11:43 AM

I am worried in the very low trading volume in Bittrex and Poloniex after the preDymaxion and the PoC2 hard forks. I hope the low volumes will not turn Burst to a candidate for delisting. Especially in Poloniex lol.

There was also one holder who dumped millions of coins in Bittrex. What was that? An exit?

In terms of volume, I would NOT worry about Burst being delisted, it is still well above the bottom 10 at least. On the other hand, I wouldn't be worried about Burst being delisted AT ALL, on any exchange. Burst is a truly unique project that has a real world use case and could actually be a potential alternative to different cryptocurrencies.

Quote from: RasicaOla12 on June 19, 2018, 03:50:12 AM

Burstcoin makes it easy to exploit your hard drive, so it will naturally be more hierarchical. Normally we need a huge financial commitment to start exploiting Bitcoin co-efficient, but with Burstcoin you're free to start exploiting coin on both Android phones. There is no evidence that BURST speculation

The above comment simply makes no sense. Report it as spam if you can.

Okay but what is the main reason why exchanges delist a cryptocurrency? Is it more on how high the rate of commits and pull requests are in Github?

Maybe he is talking about the time memory tradeoff attack. That attack was already mitigated in PoC2 hard fork.