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Oh no c-cex means instant dead for the coin.. It is done now.. C-cex is worst thing that can happen.. :-(((

i bet pool operators like you don`t care about coins , you will dump it as soon as it hits an exchange

I only have too few of the coin but usually i hold until my feeling says there is no further development of the coin.

Too few ? U hold about 1% current supply.

which is still quite low

You can check the pools address in the explorer, i won't be dumping for sure, but i have really mixed feelings as this coin is on c-cex now... every coin that hit that exchange failed, every...

Not every coin got PoD before listed on exchange. Actually, no other coin got PoD before listing.

Every coin I know that got listed there died/was killed instantly.. Tell me one coin which succeded/survived ..

Lets hope it is different this time...

I don't think it's C-cex that kills the coins, the coins are just shit or scams. But I will give you one recent example of a coin that started on cex that ended up doing extremely well for early adopters - SDC.

SDC got (very) quickly added to other exchanges after c-cex listed is, there was a small "dump" after c-cex added it and it got back up again after other exchanges added it and the dev's revealed their plans/functions.

Joincoin was a good example where everything went wrong that could go wrong ..

I hope it will be better this time, lets see, maybe this is SDC #2 ;-)