Quote from: telih on July 19, 2019, 08:56:30 PM

My latest response is this:

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Bittrex looks at various criteria when deciding to list or delist a coin.

These include but are not limited to: ongoing developments, technical innovation, blockchain network health, social media, community engagement, market cap, volume, coin distribution.

We cannot provide any further details about the delisting at this time. You are welcome to reach out to the developers and follow-up with them directly if you wish.

As far as i can tell, kore has all of this:
Ongoing dev - check
innovation - check
healthy network - check
social media - check
engagement - could be better, but check
market cap - was over 1M until bittrex killed it
volume - MM said it was around 7btc/day? thats not bad.
good distribution - check

Basically this seems like a piss poor delisting decision, so i wonder if it is indeed a hit job against true anon coin.
Sad. but great job to the team for rushing to find more exchanges.

Edit: I didn't know upbit suspended it too, what's their reason?

Upbit is owned by Bittrex, Korean clone.