Quote from: mtnsaa on July 30, 2018, 02:32:42 AM

Quote from: ThomasVeil on July 30, 2018, 12:12:43 AM

Is there a reason the coin is on no exchanges (but it's own)?
Will that change?
And was that always the case, or was it removed?

Lykke was a bit overpriced at some point, but I'm really surprised it dropped so low. Doesn't seem to belong down there.

Hi ThomasVeil, thanks for your question, it has been asked many times and the common answer is that LKK is considered a security (as 100 LKK represents 1 share in Lykke Corp). This means crypto exchanges will require a license to be allowed to list it and most don't have one. This is beginning to change (albeit slowly) due to recent progress in regulations. Security tokens are predicted by many relevant spokepersons in the industry to be the very next hype but it appears there is still a lot of work to be done from the legal side by regulators and fintech/exchanges in most jurisdictions around the world.

I'm not sure about this, but I really hope you're right because I've said several times for months: you can list all the coins you want in the exchange, even the first 200 of the marketcap but if Lykke is not known by other communities, it will continue to devalue and lose its value and credibility ... as it happened in the last year.