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legendary
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December 23, 2019, 08:48:49 AM
#45
As for this issue, as long as the Poloniex exchange can achieve legal compliance, avoid investor losses, and pressure from the government, it still has room for survival.

Poloniex hasn't avoided investor losses though, has it?

See

https://www.coindesk.com/margin-lenders-lost-13-5-million-in-may-to-poloniex-crypto-crash

It's a dodgy exchange, and people should avoid it like the plague. The signs are exactly as in previous failed exchanges.
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December 23, 2019, 02:29:58 AM
#44
As for this issue, as long as the Poloniex exchange can achieve legal compliance, avoid investor losses, and pressure from the government, it still has room for survival.
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December 23, 2019, 12:57:07 AM
#43
So what? Politics is politics. Roger Ver blacklisted bitcoin, then brought it back. So did Bobby Lee, now he regrets Segwit2x. CW says he is satoshi but can't even pay up his settlement because obviously he can't control the bitcoins belonging to satoshi.

All of these things are political and mean nothing to most of us who remember crypto is a decentralized thing.

Here Here.
legendary
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December 07, 2019, 10:27:32 PM
#42
That is massively discouraging news for huge dgb community and fans, i was in digibyte's telegram channel till an year ago and it was really active and dgb do have a really supporting community and most of them were not only hodlers but true believers in the project, with this news i think there will be some panic in the community and it can take some time to settle.

Jared Tate should stop if he cared for his community. He is only creating more danger on the value of his coin and the value of the money of the investors held on Digibyte.

Are you for real? Now it's Tate's fault that he wasn't afraid to call out this massive shilling by Poloniex and got banned for it?
I know that it's a hard choice whenever you have to step up and make a statement because the first one to speak always gets treated like shit, but it's the right thing to do.
Poloniex is acting like a bully delisting DB. It's in a way similar to what Binance did to BSV, but BSV was attacking BTC and CSW was lying about being Satoshi. This case is more of a you call us out we kick your ass kind of thing.

Yes, however, I did not say that it was Jared Tate's fault. But he should be careful with his words. There is a community of Digibyte holders that depend on him. He should put that into consideration also.
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December 07, 2019, 08:00:33 PM
#41
oh well , too many pros and contra .
who can be trusted , who cant be trusted , it depend on your mind.
the only thing what i got here is , crypto world is no more than drama .

I often get delisted notifications via email from Poloniex, not only DGB is removed from the exchange, there are many altcoins deleted from the exchange, at least they told me to withdraw the coins to be deleted, they have the right to delete the coins that are in their exchange, it's likely that many traders have begun to abandon their exchanges.

as far i know , poloniex has leaving the CIRCLE , and they seems like reborn, and they also will have a new name, Polo Digital Assets, Ltd.
and i am sure for that reason , polo delist all coin of they think "not qualified"
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December 07, 2019, 11:52:09 AM
#40
That is massively discouraging news for huge dgb community and fans, i was in digibyte's telegram channel till an year ago and it was really active and dgb do have a really supporting community and most of them were not only hodlers but true believers in the project, with this news i think there will be some panic in the community and it can take some time to settle.

Jared Tate should stop if he cared for his community. He is only creating more danger on the value of his coin and the value of the money of the investors held on Digibyte.

Are you for real? Now it's Tate's fault that he wasn't afraid to call out this massive shilling by Poloniex and got banned for it?
I know that it's a hard choice whenever you have to step up and make a statement because the first one to speak always gets treated like shit, but it's the right thing to do.
Poloniex is acting like a bully delisting DB. It's in a way similar to what Binance did to BSV, but BSV was attacking BTC and CSW was lying about being Satoshi. This case is more of a you call us out we kick your ass kind of thing.
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December 06, 2019, 09:28:06 PM
#39
I often get delisted notifications via email from Poloniex, not only DGB is removed from the exchange, there are many altcoins deleted from the exchange, at least they told me to withdraw the coins to be deleted, they have the right to delete the coins that are in their exchange, it's likely that many traders have begun to abandon their exchanges.
legendary
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December 06, 2019, 08:00:25 PM
#38
That is massively discouraging news for huge dgb community and fans, i was in digibyte's telegram channel till an year ago and it was really active and dgb do have a really supporting community and most of them were not only hodlers but true believers in the project, with this news i think there will be some panic in the community and it can take some time to settle.

Jared Tate should stop if he cared for his community. He is only creating more danger on the value of his coin and the value of the money of the investors held on Digibyte.
legendary
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December 06, 2019, 06:10:25 PM
#37
DigiByte is close to dead anyway, the coin has practically no meaningful trade volume and is purely a speculative asset at this point. The founder has done a pretty shit job of making it a true competitor to Bitcoin.

Hopefully other major cryptocurrency exchanges follow suit, the fewer shitcoins we have floating around, the more focus the actually useful projects can received.

Right now there's too many shitcoins sucking up the attention and capital, pay them no attention and they'll soon go away.


Digitbyte is on top 56th, that should be worth with more than $1M volume a day that's a good volume to collect. Polo is just not the right exchange to trade though and so i guess polo is doomed to failed. Polo is under new management and they are trying to make it work. I was in the telegram chat where the kids are discussing about polo, the new management Justine sun might be looking to make TRX as trading fee in polo just like being BNB in binance. there isn't an official link about it.

Still its not right to delist DGB all because Justine hate the CEO.

Even though they delisted DGB, whois care about that?
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/digibyte/

You can other people still can trade DGB on many other exchange beside Poloniex. Being delisted in a exchange doesn't make the token become unuseful or dead. Same like reddcoin before, which get delisted from poloniex but still can trade that on other exchange with higher value than before
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December 06, 2019, 05:52:44 PM
#36
DigiByte is close to dead anyway, the coin has practically no meaningful trade volume and is purely a speculative asset at this point.

thats what i also think about . i dont heard any good news regarding on this coin so i suspect that the coin is slowly dying now so polo delist it already  . many new new coins now are making a hype more than old coins like digi so i think the attention is going towards them  . exchnage owner are giving a a way or a space to list them but they can only do it if they remove other coins  .  anyway , polo is not  also popular anyway , so i think its okay of what coins they want to run  .  people wont care much anyway
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December 06, 2019, 04:59:04 PM
#35
That is massively discouraging news for huge dgb community and fans, i was in digibyte's telegram channel till an year ago and it was really active and dgb do have a really supporting community and most of them were not only hodlers but true believers in the project, with this news i think there will be some panic in the community and it can take some time to settle.

I don't agree.

DGB is an altcoin (some may even call it a shitcoin though I am not sure about this one) but poloniex has been a shit exchange which nobody really uses for a long time. In this case, DGB which is an altcoin is actually bigger than poloniex which is a shit exchange. So? DGB don't really need poloniex but polo needs DGB.
I doubt on this matter!

As long politics is tied up they wouldnt care or they would really be final into their decision no matter what it cost into their part either missing big potential profits with DGB or any other means.
We know that poloniex is one of the most popular exchangers wayback when it isnt still bought by Circle and they become shittier as years goes by.They do shows off on how immature they are by
delisting one project just because of criticism.They are way too obvious!
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December 06, 2019, 01:11:42 PM
#34
DigiByte is close to dead anyway, the coin has practically no meaningful trade volume and is purely a speculative asset at this point. The founder has done a pretty shit job of making it a true competitor to Bitcoin.

Hopefully other major cryptocurrency exchanges follow suit, the fewer shitcoins we have floating around, the more focus the actually useful projects can received.

Right now there's too many shitcoins sucking up the attention and capital, pay them no attention and they'll soon go away.


Digitbyte is on top 56th, that should be worth with more than $1M volume a day that's a good volume to collect. Polo is just not the right exchange to trade though and so i guess polo is doomed to failed. Polo is under new management and they are trying to make it work. I was in the telegram chat where the kids are discussing about polo, the new management Justine sun might be looking to make TRX as trading fee in polo just like being BNB in binance. there isn't an official link about it.

Still its not right to delist DGB all because Justine hate the CEO.
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December 06, 2019, 01:06:21 PM
#33
I just cant believe they delisted DGB just because of their relationship with TRON. Also I am not aware of the news earlier. So needs to dig into that to understand the reason for delisting further.

They did it right after that "buy TRON" tweet by poloniex. They were paid to promote TRON on their platform and are removing competition to make more money.
TRON is centralized which makes it a very risky copin to buy but if poloniex is doing so much to promote it some people will buy for sure and make Sun even richer.

If I were you I'd get out of POLO asap. This is some really bad manipulation by them.
legendary
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December 06, 2019, 12:57:29 PM
#32
DigiByte is close to dead anyway, the coin has practically no meaningful trade volume and is purely a speculative asset at this point. The founder has done a pretty shit job of making it a true competitor to Bitcoin.

Hopefully other major cryptocurrency exchanges follow suit, the fewer shitcoins we have floating around, the more focus the actually useful projects can received.

Right now there's too many shitcoins sucking up the attention and capital, pay them no attention and they'll soon go away.
legendary
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December 06, 2019, 12:56:36 PM
#31
It honestly doesn't surprise me. Digibyte is super fast and convenient, but despite all the shill attempts on social networks (mostly bot activity from the looks), there has not been much actual interest in the project.

Overall, an exchange is free to delist coins at will, and the more low level altcoins you hold in your portfolio, the more delisting risk you are exposed to. I would carefully decide what to hold and what to sell, just to reduce that risk.
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December 06, 2019, 12:51:52 PM
#30
snip..
this is very surprising.. the end of this problem was Delisting!!  we must be neutral in responding to this problem, I do not justify the decision taken by Poloneix, nor does it justify the criticism expressed by CEO DigiByte.  I think this problem does not make Digibyte lose the market, the circulation of DGB on Poloneix is very small, so there is no fatal impact on DGB https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/digibyte/markets/
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December 06, 2019, 12:49:33 PM
#29
Crypto politics! I don't need to be a whale or an expert to tell that the cryptocurrency market is dominated  by decisions of the cryptocurrency power brokers which played out in the fight between Craig Wright and Chanpeng Zhao which saw many big names and players in crypto take sides. Digibyte should have known that the best way to get by for most rich people is to join the band wagon if they can't beat them
It's not about the politic and look at the news dude. tate is even commenting about polo with very bad attitude on his post. That's a good thing to see he create a critism post about the collusion between tron and polo but we must know about the fact that when we are still need the exchange site to get the liquidity and we can do that in a better way just like create a sarcasm critism about that.
It should have not ended like this, DigiByte do not deserve such delisting since it has a lot of people in the community but the founder,Tate,  does. He can't be rude if he finds something wrong or someone committed a mistake, he should have not focus on offense.
It seems like that Tate is too offensive towards the said founders and exchange with all of his comments taking too much of the competition risen in crypto space. He should have not belittled the Poloniex knowing it's an old and underrated exchange. Maybe it would look childish thing for poloniex but I think it is the right thing to do.

Indeed a bad news for DigiByte. DigiByte to digiBYE.
legendary
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December 06, 2019, 12:28:45 PM
#28
That is massively discouraging news for huge dgb community and fans, i was in digibyte's telegram channel till an year ago and it was really active and dgb do have a really supporting community and most of them were not only hodlers but true believers in the project, with this news i think there will be some panic in the community and it can take some time to settle.

I don't agree.

DGB is an altcoin (some may even call it a shitcoin though I am not sure about this one) but poloniex has been a shit exchange which nobody really uses for a long time. In this case, DGB which is an altcoin is actually bigger than poloniex which is a shit exchange. So? DGB don't really need poloniex but polo needs DGB.
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December 06, 2019, 11:39:27 AM
#27
Bad thing and lower price after one coin have delisted from one exchange market, how ever become bad moment when altcoin not be trade with some exchange market again, have look with other exchange market have many investor there like binance or bittrex to get trusted back from investor to buy digiByte coin again, if not maybe price will be down.
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December 06, 2019, 11:30:08 AM
#26
There's a reason why Poloniex is a failing exchange and among one of the worst deals (circle's acquisition) in crypto's history.
Circle is full of mindless and clueless idiots. After all, why do you think the CEO has finally stepped down?

There CEO was complaining on Twitter the other day about getting press coverage. There's a reason no one covers DGB, that's because their entire premise for marketing, adoption and growth is stifled and halted. It's possible they don't have the capital, it's also possible that they lack any real talent to continue to drive their crypto forward.

In summary DGB is a shitcoin and CEO is complaining all over the place, usually indicates internal struggles and desperation.
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