I hope so and i think its time that crypto market matures and we should move forward leaving behind the non serious stuff because crypto market is going to grow to trillions with nice growth and stable outlook only if the community becomes more responsible and mature.
This is definitely the beginning of some changes and the removal of unnecessary projects. but I don't think it will be fast. I think in order that we could remove some unnecessary projects from the market, we will need several years. And only in 5 years we will begin to move forward with the blend of projects that our world will really need.
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I hope so and i think its time that crypto market matures and we should move forward leaving behind the non serious stuff because crypto market is going to grow to trillions with nice growth and stable outlook only if the community becomes more responsible and mature.
This is definitely the beginning of some changes and the removal of unnecessary projects. but I don't think it will be fast. I think in order that we could remove some unnecessary projects from the market, we will need several years. And only in 5 years we will begin to move forward with the blend of projects that our world will really need.
I hope so and i think its time that crypto market matures and we should move forward leaving behind the non serious stuff because crypto market is going to grow to trillions with nice growth and stable outlook only if the community becomes more responsible and mature.
No, it's being delisted because the transaction volume is low, and any coin that got no interested from the society will be delisted, bitcoin got a lot of hard fork coin that got huge support, those coins won't be delisted, the exchanges won't delist the coin because it's hardfork coin, but because the coin got low transaction volume in certain period of time
If I get your message right, I think you need to follow the story from the beginning, BSV was never delisted because of its low volume but rather because of the issue they were having of Craig claiming he is satoshi, and I think this is the major thing that angered Binance because of the non-seriousness of Craig and his refusal to reverse his statement that we all believe not to be true.Other than what I said above, BSV has had a tremendous trade volume and despite the threat, the volume trade within 24 hrs. is still very high and I am beginning to wonder if this threat of delisting is really getting to the Holders.
I do not think that the last situation with BSV has any influence on other BTC forks, because BCH has rose after delisting of BSV, so I believe the opposite is going to happen. BSV is going to be delisted from all major exchanges, and funds are going to be invested in other BTC forks.
This may stem from Binance delist BSV, but I think it is not related to hardfork, it is related to the person behind BSV.
well,, maybe this is because the drama created by Mr. Craig, thats why Bsv will be gone from binance
but, my big hope is all bitcoin fork will be delisting from all exchange,,
so, bitcoin will be one and only
bitcoin IS one and only one as it has always been. existence of these forked shitcoins on exchanges or their removal is not going to change that. and it doesn't even matter if they remove BSV or a dozen others, there still are thousands of useless coins listed on exchanges and only exist as long as they have a volume (aka getting pumped and dumped).
This may stem from Binance delist BSV, but I think it is not related to hardfork, it is related to the person behind BSV.
well,, maybe this is because the drama created by Mr. Craig, thats why Bsv will be gone from binance
but, my big hope is all bitcoin fork will be delisting from all exchange,,
so, bitcoin will be one and only
Your hope maybe noble but I'm afraid it will not happen so soon for the reason that hard forks maybe essential to test new technologies and create an atmosphere of creativity by encouraging healthy competition. But of course, the crypto community will always be vigilant and now getting more mature to know the potential of any Bitcoin hard fork and will decide to support or reject it accordingly.
This may stem from Binance delist BSV, but I think it is not related to hardfork, it is related to the person behind BSV.
well,, maybe this is because the drama created by Mr. Craig, thats why Bsv will be gone from binance
but, my big hope is all bitcoin fork will be delisting from all exchange,,
so, bitcoin will be one and only
SBI Holdings Delists BCH in Between Major Crypto Exchanges Delisting BSV
Link: https://www.coinmarketfeed.com/altcoins-news/sbi-holdings-delists-bch-in-between-major-crypto-exchanges-delisting-bsv
Kyoto based Japanese financial services giant SBI Holdings will delist Bitcoin Cash (BCH) from its cryptocurrency exchange in June 2019, sources from Japan reports on April 16.
Strategic Business Innovator Group’s cryptocurrencies has now officially announced its plans to delist bitcoin cash a cryptocurrency developed from a hard fork of Bitcoin BTC.
I don't think binance took the decision they took because the coin is a fork from the bitcoin blockchain because we have a lot of bitcoin fork already and they were not deleted from the exchange, I believe that the binance team delisted BSV from their exchange because of the claim of one of the owners trying to impersonate satoshi nakamoto who is the father of bitcoin and the blockchain itself.Link: https://www.coinmarketfeed.com/altcoins-news/sbi-holdings-delists-bch-in-between-major-crypto-exchanges-delisting-bsv
Kyoto based Japanese financial services giant SBI Holdings will delist Bitcoin Cash (BCH) from its cryptocurrency exchange in June 2019, sources from Japan reports on April 16.
Strategic Business Innovator Group’s cryptocurrencies has now officially announced its plans to delist bitcoin cash a cryptocurrency developed from a hard fork of Bitcoin BTC.
Hence, I think it is a good thing they did and I wish to see more of this in the future, so that people will know that we are serious in this crypto community.
As usual, hope remains only in order for us to really feel that the forks will no longer be stamped, because there is hope that cryptocurrency is no longer what it was before and investors already understand a lot.
In my very personal thinking, I should never have made any fork of BCH, because for me the only one that applies this type of proceeding is bitcoin, it can not be otherwise because obviously they have neither the history nor the market structure that can backing up, and the facts speak for themselves, because it did not resist anything after the Fork there was. For me, everything originated from there, of course it is my way of seeing it and of analyzing it respecting all the opinions, but no coin that comes from a fork must suffer a fork.
No, I don't think so they delist Bitcoin SV for a big reason it's because they do not like Wright's action against the community and because of traders consensus also, these exchanges are profit driven but sometimes they have to do drastic actions in support of the community sentiments
The idea of supporting community sentiments would probably the reason behind this actions coming from the exchange, they wanted to make sure that the current situation will allow them to do accordingly, people's voice around the market is definitely louder than anything, as business needs to continue and prosper, it's needed to follow what's many already doing. 
No, your statement is purely generalization, the whole BSV (BCH) delist is because of their own fault, it has nothing to do whether they are a bitcoin hardfork project or not. Any project that do the same thing as the Bitcoin SV team has done, will receive the same treatment no matter they are a bitcoin hardfork or not.
Ow! Another exchange pissed off and deciding to delist bitcoin SV. It seems Binance got alliance for banning that particular hard fork, hmm. I also heard some rumors that Kraken will also do the same thing. Poor Craig Wright, if he only stay humble and never self-proclaim that he was the real Satoshi he wouldn't face such consequences 
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. Kraken will delisted BSV and another exchanger will follow. I think this is a great achievement for bitcoin but in others side, it looks the power of exchanger growing more bigger and hopely not become dictators. I hope no more bitcoin fork because it reducing bitcoin value
For me we cannot read everything in any kind of situation because the positive and negative things are always happened to the market in all the time we need to take the positive mostly then only we can make the chances of increase our income and the way of making the move to be better than before.
No, it's being delisted because the transaction volume is low, and any coin that got no interested from the society will be delisted, bitcoin got a lot of hard fork coin that got huge support, those coins won't be delisted, the exchanges won't delist the coin because it's hardfork coin, but because the coin got low transaction volume in certain period of time
No, I don't think so they delist Bitcoin SV for a big reason it's because they do not like Wright's action against the community and because of traders consensus also, these exchanges are profit driven but sometimes they have to do drastic actions in support of the community sentiments
They delisted BSV because the reputation of the person behind this coin is obviously ruined.
If Wright is not that full of himself and just be humble if he is the real Satoshi, then, those exchanges will not delist his coin.
And now this -
https://www.ccn.com/craig-wright-bitcoin-satoshi-court
Let us see how Craig Wright will use the media for his own gain.
But hopefully, those exchanges will be more strict in listing altcoins derived from bitcoin.
Most of them are just using the image of bitcoin, nothing more than that.
No, I don't think so they delist Bitcoin SV for a big reason it's because they do not like Wright's action against the community and because of traders consensus also, these exchanges are profit driven but sometimes they have to do drastic actions in support of the community sentiments
Whatever happens if this happens, is it possible to have an effect on the crypto market because this year alone the market is still as stable as this price, maybe it will experience a decline again.
Exchanges list coins to make money on them and they are not asking the community about it.
When some of the coin become embarrassing then they involve the community and ask for
their opinion. They should not list shitcoins at all, we need to have a clear situation on the market.
When some of the coin become embarrassing then they involve the community and ask for
their opinion. They should not list shitcoins at all, we need to have a clear situation on the market.
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