Quote from: alexius89-2 on November 10, 2018, 07:03:55 AM

Quote from: whotheff on November 10, 2018, 12:05:03 AM

Quote from: vikec1989 on November 09, 2018, 11:44:31 AM

Quote from: whotheff on November 09, 2018, 07:50:16 AM

Listing on a small, unknown exchange can have bad impact on a coin.
Small exchanges often drop coins out of support, they vanish, "delete" coins.
This can influence a lot on the the trustworthiness of the coin.
Are there any plans for a bigger exchange?

Bitker is 8 th largest exchange!

If Bitker really was the 8th largest exchange:

1. It would have more languages than Chinese/English (default is Chinese!).

2. I would have known it.

3. It would have atleast a few famous coins from the CMC top list.
XMR is not there, but a buch of noname Chinese coins are all there.

4. The "Strategic cooperation:" partners would be not only a bunch of small pictures,
but actual links to these partners, so you could check them.

5. It would be listed here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptocurrency_exchange#Largest_cryptocurrency_exchanges_(2018)

Thanks for your comment. I will try to reply to your comments:

1. They mostly operated in china and serving chinese customer so the community majority are chinese and thus the main language support is chinese as well.

2. There are actually quite a few chinese exchanges that are not known in Europe/USA etc. due to market supression in China and restrictions. I'm in the scene for nearly 6 years npw and call tell you that there are some exchanges i never heard of. However, Bitker was known due to a recommendations from IDAX Exchange Management.
https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/bitker

3. as mentioned they mainly serve chinese retail investors and have just started with with oversea operation and marketing. I would not worry to much that Monero isn't on there. Monero isn't on some other very well known exchanges either.

4. Do you mean the partners of Bitker? They are close to the IDAX exchange and management was pulled from other known exchanges. You barely find any connections and if they are in chinese or not disclosed to the public

5. Various other big exchanges aren't on this wikipedia list either. Not sure if that's such an important requirement ;-)

Let know if you have any other concerns:)

Cheers

I think you just contradicted yourself.. a lot.
Non-Chinese traders, sending their money to a suppressed and restricted country, in exchange which just opened for outside China, with no disclosed to the public conenctions and scammy looking "partners"? You are not addressing my concerns, you are supporting them.

Anyway, good luck with the new exchange. I know how expensive it can be to go to a big one and how easy is to be removed from it.

An exchange is an exchange after all.