@bigslimvdub. Are there further efforts from the community to have Aeon listed in those small exchanges without KYC?
@smooth. If I email some exchanges and they look for a developer, can I tell them to email you?
From my experience;
On big exchanges, they require a pretty extensive listing and kyc process to list smaller coins. It also involves a lot of financial interest in their favor to execute a listing.
For smaller exchanges, the just want .5-2btc to list and minimal kyc, ex: the names of those working with the project a a good summary/background on the project.
Due to the lack of community interest and funding, Aeon hasn’t been listed on any larger exchanges or any for that matter other than Altilly which has $10/day in volume.
I would personally recommend against community members trying to submit listing applications because it has been shown that exchanges such as Binance and Kracken frown upon non “dev team” members or multiple submissions. The best action would be to spread the word by sending a professional type correspondence to exchanges inquiring about listing that way listing services are centralized to one common source.
Imo it’s pretty pointless to list on 95% of the exchanges out there since they’re all just a bunch of wash trading anyway and it doesn’t really help any coin but provide liquidity for those looking to exit the coin to BTC. Listing on smaller wash trading exchanges also Promotes pump and dump schemes. Easy in easy out no questions asked.