I'm guessing that the trading volumes clause is the main reason . . . . as below:
Delisting Policy
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Active and visible development team with at least two contacts given to Cryptopia (Lead Developer and CEO or Marketing Representative).
Public and safe source code as defined by our code review.
A functioning block explorer.
Detailed whitepaper outlining the use case of the project.
Road map with milestones, preferably with some achieved.
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Is NOT a "financial product", under New Zealand law.
Positive community engagement within launch forum or similar social media spaces.
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The token/ coin no longer meets our listing criteria.
A loss of poor communication between coin teams and our Cryptopia Listing Team.
Project is abandoned, *e.g.: No visible coin team, no working block explorer, no active updates on code repo, or no working website.
The token's/ coin's blockchain becomes compromised or there exists a possibility to be compromised based on hash rate, namely a 51% attack.
Evolving regulatory compliance requirements. Such as changes that risk the token/ coin being deemed a financial product, or any other compliance issues.
No active development of project either in code or in meeting road map milestones.
Consistently low trade volumes.
Frequent issues with deposits or withdrawals (outside of Cryptopia's control)
Insufficient nodes to keep the wallet synced and the network propagating transactions.
In addition to the above, we have discretion to take into account any other criteria we consider relevant when making a delisting decision, and we have the right to delist a token/ coin for any reason, at our complete discretion.
*From time to time we come across a project that has effectively been abandoned. This usually means users cannot withdraw their tokens/ coins from the exchange as there is no other wallet to send a transaction. In these cases, any disputes need to be raised with the developer team associated with the coin/ project and not with Cryptopia Exchange. There is nothing we can do to change this, and by removing these projects from our exchange we are creating a safer exchange for our users to trade on.
yes i agree this is likely the reason but actually the security of this coin is quite good.
not sure how removing it makes it any safer for their users but still if they are not making any money on it then i guess it is reason enough to remove
i hope we can get on novaexchange because they have been reliable over the years and have no volume really at the moment so should be easy to get on there.
there is no point worrying about volume at the moment until we have some new development with the coin
just nice to have somewhere to trade if we need
although could be worth looking at going on komodo and blocknet since both are free if you know how to do it i think
