Topic: ✅[ANN]Crypto-liquidity Pool - page 46. (Read 25331 times)

It's not easy to create an exchange, not only to make transactions convenient, but also to ensure that it is not affected by hackers.

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Do you mean the tokens that the STeX project will issue? That would be STE and A2A, see OP for more info.
Or do you refer to the tokens that will be listed on STeX? STeX uses the Any2Any technology in order to offer thousands of trading pairs, more info also in OP and on STeX Exchange

STeX will go for the top coins listed in CMC. Top 100 and then I believe they expect to retain 10% of the market.

What types of tokens platform is going to issue?

The A2A coin will become successful because a lot of traders will grab the opportunity to have a tradeable coins in their wallet. Using A2A coin, we can easily trade 2 different coins in STeX.exchange.

As far as I know, the ICO of STeX will end in April 15, 2018 but it seems like they have an early end. Does STeX bullish? Well, it might yes. Hopefully, the listing for STE coin in exchange will grant as fast as it could be.

I'm also so glad that STeX already finished the first ICO successfully and that this is one project that is safe to invest in. There are so many out there that are fake but STeX has a working MWP, kept their promises and steadily builds this awesome exchange.

For sure, nothings wrong with STeX.exchange. Unlike with other exchanges, STeX team is easily to communicate. In fact, I think it is favorable with them since the target of this project is to hold and aggregate all of existing coins in cryptocurrency. I believe that if you will contact the developer of STeX, your conversation will take smoothly.

Edited: I found it in the telegram of STeX, for those who want their coin to be listed in STeX. You can vote your coin here;
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1tG-phLLJF769rRb4hXyZ5ZYzGmL0-cEWQXY4w8AfnQA/

What I'm most looking for is to have a current coin that I'm involved in and let them know about STeX Exchange and let them know what STeX's procedure for listing on their exchange. The coin I have in mind is call IOP (Internet of People) it's a good project and they are making progress. they are on Bittrex but wanted them to do different options. They did get on very small exchanges at least one's that are not well known. IOP had tried Binance but they are very pricey. I was looking to let them know about STeX and the fact that they are any Any to Any Exchange could be very positive for IOP.
thanks

Thanks buddies! For getting me cleared in my question. Well, I think it does not matter in STeX exchange because time will come, STeX will become the greates and popular exchange in the world of crypto.
Imagine an exchange that can easily trade any coin to other one. STeX the only exchange that will absolutely solve the problems of the traders.

Exchange can ignore new cryptocurrency just like what happened in CRED to Kucoin exchange, if I am not mistaken. But coin can't be denied the opportunity to be listed in exchange specially, if that is STeX. For sure, a lot of new coin will go to STeX because of its feature.

Hm, I never heard of a project that specifically didn't want to get listed on a certain exchange. There are coins that aren't listed, yes, but that's because they didn't apply.

I can't see any drawbacks for a coin or token if it gets listed on exchanges, the more the better as this creates volume.
There's also the difference between coins and tokens as tokens that comply with e.g. the ERC20 or NEP standard they don't have a choice whether they can get lister or not unless they choose not to be tradeable at all, which defeats the purpose in most cases.

Well, if coin is traded on free market, you can't stop it being listed on exchanges. Look at ForkDelta or any other decentralized exchange, where any ERC20 token can be added whether devs wan't it or not. I think the only thing team can do is not supporting their currency on particular platform. On the other hand, popular exchanges has so many requests that they probably don't have to deal with such problems.

What about the coins that will not like to be in the STeX exchange? In my observation, there are successful ICO who choose exchange based upon they wants and not with the capability of an exchange. Well, I think it does not matter since STeX will be the best exchange in cryptocurrency.

In the whitepaper, STeX have differentiated other exchanges to their project and I think all of the weaknesses of other exchange have been change by STeX. In short, there is an innovation with STeX not only in liquidity but they used A2A coins in order to make a trade fast and easy.

Yes, I know, but there must be a really good reason to add a token/coin that isn't listed on other exchanges since maintaining a token/coin on an exchange comes at a cost since you need to maintain it and if there isn't enough volume it wouldn't pay for itself.

Sure, the community could vote on implementing a token/coin but I hope that people understand that it's not 'free', so using assets that are already listed on other exchanges has several advantages over adding it only on STeX.

Plus if you take a low volume coin for example (or zero volume as it isn't traded) and you add it to STeX so that people have all those different pairs available, they'll start trading it, ok. But what if it dies or there really is no volume since it's an irrelevant coin, then what? The trades were made through the liquidity pool and since the coins aren't traded the money is tied up and ultimately lost. So it definitely is a business decision whether to add an asset or not. There needs to be a thorough risk-assessment resp. risk/reward-analysis before even letting the community vote on a coin (which in itself comes at a price since someone must do this analysis).


tl;dr: there is a reason why coins aren't added on exchanges and STeX shouldn't add random coins only because it's possible.

@mithrim

That's true that adding new coins to exchange requires some work to implement and maintain, but Ivan told earlier that they are open for listing new coins if devs will request it. See quote below.

But if the token/coin has problems to get listed on other exchanges, it is doubtful that it will get listed on STeX. It's not only that there is a high correlation between getting listed on exchanges and reaching the top 100, it's more about the fact that if a token/coin isn't listed on another exchange, it can't be listed on STeX without integrating it directly (which includes the maintenance of the wallet etc.)