My request is still unanswered, more than one week already passed. In telegram group admin says to wait for official announcement.

All is too late, for a long time this coin has no activity whether it's news updates or some sort of event, I try to check into coinmarketcap there is no data that can be displayed for exchange.

Complete tasks and get rewarded. MalwareChain bounty campaign include sharing the official news posted by the project, publishing original posts about MalwareChain, creating video reviews and articles, posting on blockchain forums, etc.

We will inform you in good time, we want to be sure that everybody will be happy. 

OneCoin was and is a crazy scam.

OneCoin is a pyramid, MLM scam. That was run and advertise as a "cryptocurrency" better than Bitcoin bla bla... The funniest part is that OneCoin was never a cryptocurrency because there was no blockchain. People were buying "educational packages" that cost from 100 to 100K Euro and within those packages, they received OneCoin tokens. Obviously OneCoin was never on a public exchange and no one was able to sell their OneCoins. There was a price that was completely made up on the website and people believed that they are millionaires, but they were never able to sell those tokens.
According to official sources they stole around $4.9b, but some people that worked within the company claim that OneCoin stole around $19.4b. In fact, it's still working to this day, you can still buy packages and there are still leaders that are constructing new people. For each person, that accurate package they are getting revenue 60% in euro 40% in OneCoins.

Their founder Dr. Ruja Ignatova is gone since October 2017 and wanted by FBI. Her brother is in jail plagued guilty for running a Ponzi and money laundering, however, the scam works to this day and still has hardcore believers.

I spend some time reading, listening and researching it. You can check out the full story here:

https://medium.com/daomaker/onecoin-scam-that-became-a-religion-48105ef9cace

There are other stories like: Who is behind those fake Livestream giveaways on youtube.

Take care peeps
Granko

I am curious.
ARK has 241,209.4733401 coins on Cryptopia... wallet number AJbmGnDAx9y91MQCDApyaqZhn6fBvYX9iJ,
I tried to move my Ark coins immediately after I traded and the mongrels put the wallet into maintenance 3 months before they shut down on everyone,
My coins disappeared from the wallet and no transaction accrued,

Is there no way that Ark devs are able to remove that amount of coins from the cryptopia wallet by forking or some other way?
I presume by the wallet size they are at least not getting rewards for the coins, at least I hope not.

or do I just leave what coins I have in Cryptopia to the greedy accountants of New Zealand with Ark devs not worrying about there own investors and not try to retrieve coins for them?
it is such a pity as Ark is an all-round trusted coin at the time, not too sure now though.

If written off, I don't think it will happen, because such coins have their own markets, there are still many exchanges that accept coin exchange transactions. Regulation must be obeyed because Upbit and OKEx exchanges are official exchanges, of course they are subject to regulations

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies draw more and more attention from regulators and politicians around the world. Governments openly pursue monitoring of transactions. They tend to restrict or ban digital currencies that make the monitoring job harder.

The most well-known example is the set of guidelines for the cryptoindustry released by the FATF. According to the document, Bitcoin exchanges and other Virtual Asset Service Provides have to observe KYC, AML, and CFT procedures like traditional finance companies. However, the decentralized nature of cryptocurrencies gets in the way of observing the guidelines to the letter.

In Bitcoin and some other altcoins there are ways to implement at least some form of surveillance. But when it comes to so-called “anonymous cryptocurrencies” this isn’t exactly the case.

Several recent cases show that some trading platforms aren’t going to bother and will simply delist problematic coins. On September 30th, a large Korean exchange Upbit delisted Monero (XMR), Dash (DASH), Zcash (ZEC), Haven (XHV), BitTube (TUBE), and PIVX. On October 10th, another Korean exchange OKEx did the same. In both cases, the exchanges acted because of the inability to observe FATF recommendations.

This is an interesting precedent that may have a significant influence on anonymous cryptocurrencies. Some experts suggest that mass delistings may leave such coins in oblivion.

Is it that bad?

https://forklog.media/will-monero-dash-zcash-and-other-private-coins-be-delisted/

NewsBTC is one of the worst crypto news sources there is. They continuously put out material that has no substance and typically is based on pure speculation and or opinionated
"experts" who also have no fucking clue about anything.

To make the situation even worse, NewsBTC are heavy shillers for XRP, which oddly enough, is primarily their content they put out and is absent from any content or the headline of this article. There's is little doubt that whomever is writing such articles has a clear bias or is in the pockets of Ripple.

Scrolling through their news will yield you with a similar depiction of this particular crypto blog; one of the worst there is in all this space.  



By the way, I do agree with volumes being heavily faked and manipulated/wash-traded, even on Binance; but 99% is click-bait trash based on no concrete evidence other than a feelings, conjectures; with no concrete factual analysis or metrics being displayed.

Spam your garbage opinion articles elsewhere, truly a shame

Getting listing on Binance is worst thing you can imagine. Tokens/coins which are getting listed there, immediately dump.

It is necessary to check how active the project is developing. Also it is important to read a Whitepapers to know the project better.

A New exchange with low volume so far :
https://www.unnamed.exchange/Exchange?market=AU_BTC