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ItsFlavy, how do you choose a project to list in your exchange? Do the developers need to apply to you or do you do your own due diligence to research what projects are worthy to list?
With that asked, are you open to suggestions from the community? Ty.
With that asked, are you open to suggestions from the community? Ty.
We explicitly ignore all coins whose developer has not directly applied. The reason behind this is because listing random coins off the internet will start raising red flags. As such, a developer from every coin must apply to us, we will review the application and get into contact with them should we feel the project meets our standards.
Okay, and ty for the reply. I assume all the contact details can be found in your site?
Anyhow, I see that there is a BTC0.75 listing fee. Is that the same on all the coins you list or would it depend on a coin's market value? How much would you charge for a low market value like Burst? Ty.
The fee was 0.075 actually
We've already gotten in contact with a PR of Burst. Looks very nice, I will definitely check it out. What are the fees for withdrawal?
Information regarding all of our fees can be found by clicking here.
ItsFlavy, how do you choose a project to list in your exchange? Do the developers need to apply to you or do you do your own due diligence to research what projects are worthy to list?
With that asked, are you open to suggestions from the community? Ty.
With that asked, are you open to suggestions from the community? Ty.
We explicitly ignore all coins whose developer has not directly applied. The reason behind this is because listing random coins off the internet will start raising red flags. As such, a developer from every coin must apply to us, we will review the application and get into contact with them should we feel the project meets our standards.
Who are you?
Who are the team members?
Where are your offices located
why your exchange is very similar to this " https://coinstock.me/ " exchange?
Who are the team members?
Where are your offices located
why your exchange is very similar to this " https://coinstock.me/ " exchange?
As to why the exchanges look all alike is because they're using the same "originally deprecated" Open-Source crypto exchange platform called Peatio: https://github.com/peatio/peatio. You could try to install it locally and you have the exact same exchange as Graviex, Maplechange & Coinstock (there are a lot more out there). If they have not severely changed/updated the RoR (Ruby on Rails) the platform has a lot of vulnerabilities (not saying the above have not updated the code).
PS. In the documents of the project you can find a really easy step-by-step guide on how to install this exchange platform
Correct, Graviex forked Peatio code and subjected it to heavy modifications. MapleChange initially started off of Graviex's code and we've began reworking and refactoring huge chunks of the code, hence why they are credited in our announcement.
We've released our API expansion to NPM for NodeJS Developers, for more information, go to our GitHub Repo:
https://github.com/MapleChange/MapleNode
https://github.com/MapleChange/MapleNode
monkeytips airdrop on maplechange is still ongoing, make sure to sign up soon! https://youtu.be/AnjELWRZboI
ItsFlavy, how do you choose a project to list in your exchange? Do the developers need to apply to you or do you do your own due diligence to research what projects are worthy to list?
With that asked, are you open to suggestions from the community? Ty.
With that asked, are you open to suggestions from the community? Ty.
We explicitly ignore all coins whose developer has not directly applied. The reason behind this is because listing random coins off the internet will start raising red flags. As such, a developer from every coin must apply to us, we will review the application and get into contact with them should we feel the project meets our standards.
Okay, and ty for the reply. I assume all the contact details can be found in your site?
Anyhow, I see that there is a BTC0.75 listing fee. Is that the same on all the coins you list or would it depend on a coin's market value? How much would you charge for a low market value like Burst? Ty.
The fee was 0.075 actually
We've already gotten in contact with a PR of Burst.Okay, that was a typing error lol. But good news that you are in contact with Gadrah or Nixops now I assume. Theres many more to come from the project's development but we also need the support of services and exchanges like yours. Ty.
ItsFlavy, how do you choose a project to list in your exchange? Do the developers need to apply to you or do you do your own due diligence to research what projects are worthy to list?
With that asked, are you open to suggestions from the community? Ty.
With that asked, are you open to suggestions from the community? Ty.
We explicitly ignore all coins whose developer has not directly applied. The reason behind this is because listing random coins off the internet will start raising red flags. As such, a developer from every coin must apply to us, we will review the application and get into contact with them should we feel the project meets our standards.
Okay, and ty for the reply. I assume all the contact details can be found in your site?
Anyhow, I see that there is a BTC0.75 listing fee. Is that the same on all the coins you list or would it depend on a coin's market value? How much would you charge for a low market value like Burst? Ty.
Who are you?
Who are the team members?
Where are your offices located
why your exchange is very similar to this " https://coinstock.me/ " exchange?
Who are the team members?
Where are your offices located
why your exchange is very similar to this " https://coinstock.me/ " exchange?
As to why the exchanges look all alike is because they're using the same "originally deprecated" Open-Source crypto exchange platform called Peatio: https://github.com/peatio/peatio. You could try to install it locally and you have the exact same exchange as Graviex, Maplechange & Coinstock (there are a lot more out there). If they have not severely changed/updated the RoR (Ruby on Rails) the platform has a lot of vulnerabilities (not saying the above have not updated the code).
PS. In the documents of the project you can find a really easy step-by-step guide on how to install this exchange platform
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