Ok So I bought coins that are now expired...

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Quote from: Jogibear on April 01, 2017, 05:20:06 PM

Ok So I bought coins that are now expired.
Does that mean that they cannot be traded and I have lost all the Bitcoin I invested in them?

This is no different than when a fiat is replaced by another, if you don’t do it in a timely fashion then you are going to end up with useless pieces of paper, next time be more attentive about the coins you invest into.

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Quote from: Jogibear on April 01, 2017, 05:20:06 PM

Ok So I bought coins that are now expired.
Does that mean that they cannot be traded and I have lost all the Bitcoin I invested in them?

I also experience that mate i have more altcoin in one trading site but when i sell that coin was only pending and i accept that i already lose my bitcoin but now im careful on the altcoin i buy because i do not like to happen again to lose my money.

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Quote from: machinek20 on April 02, 2017, 02:07:41 AM

I am confused, i supposed that alt coin wont never be expired, the only thing can happened is the coin remove from the list and the value become zero, if you bought that coin then you can say goodbye to your coin, unless you try to promote and asked other people to used the coin so it can be revive

We have to wait till OP explains what he meant to give advice on the case but I tend to think he means that the coin became worthless. And thus OP is wondering whether the coin had a chance to grow again and is anybody interested in buying a worthless coin. And in this case it all depends on the coin itself.

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I am confused, i supposed that alt coin wont never be expired, the only thing can happened is the coin remove from the list and the value become zero, if you bought that coin then you can say goodbye to your coin, unless you try to promote and asked other people to used the coin so it can be revive

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There is no such thing as an expired cryprocurrency. If there is any sort of demand it ought to be alive and kicking. Just create a listing and see if anyone'd buy your cousin. If they are not listed in an exchange, you might have some luck in forums like this one.

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Quote from: Jogibear on April 01, 2017, 05:20:06 PM

Ok So I bought coins that are now expired.
Does that mean that they cannot be traded and I have lost all the Bitcoin I invested in them?

I am not aware that any coin can expire. Coin may be dropped off o market but I think expiring is not the term. What coin specifically did you bought? A coin maybe dropped in an exchange but it may still be available in oter exhanges so you may want to check that first. You may still have a cjance to convert it back to bitcoin.

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Quote from: Jogibear on April 01, 2017, 05:20:06 PM

Ok So I bought coins that are now expired.

Can you give more explanation? In this time I will assume if you've bought the coin in the past time which not gets more development on the coin in this time.

Quote from: Jogibear on April 01, 2017, 05:20:06 PM

Does that mean that they cannot be traded and I have lost all the Bitcoin I invested in them?

Can you tell me about your coin?
But, The right answer if your coin still can be tradable on the exchange site if your coin still supporting some of the exchange sites.

You can go to the market cap and try to search the list of your coin and open the market tab. This will be applied if your coin has listed on the coinmarketcap.

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Quote from: Jogibear on April 01, 2017, 05:20:06 PM

Ok So I bought coins that are now expired.
Does that mean that they cannot be traded and I have lost all the Bitcoin I invested in them?

if the coin you buy a Pump and Dump Coins and the developer is no longer active, there is no clear road map, and there is no community that supports the coin, then you are BAG HOLDER, and it is certain that your coin becomes worthless at all Shocked

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Quote from: vhong on April 01, 2017, 06:58:24 PM

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Quote from: Jogibear on April 01, 2017, 05:20:06 PM

Ok So I bought coins that are now expired.
Does that mean that they cannot be traded and I have lost all the Bitcoin I invested in them?

What do you mean expired?
What coins?

Do you mean that their blockchains have stopped or what?

Or maybe the coins which he bought already got delisted from exchange sites?
That "expired" kinda confusing what actually he means

Probably the coin was delisted and has not met the minimum trading volume for a certain period.

That was i mean, but still have no idea with "expired", the only thing comes to my mind was the coin got delisted and he can't sell his coin

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Quote from: Jogibear on April 01, 2017, 05:20:06 PM

Ok So I bought coins that are now expired.
Does that mean that they cannot be traded and I have lost all the Bitcoin I invested in them?

what this mean expired, coin is not expired and not use limited time
if youre coin delisted in exchanger you can try in another exchanger, you only withdraw balance youre coin
if another exchanger never found accepted trade youre coin, youre lost youre bitcoin

sugestion if you want altcoin trading, choose is good coin, old coin, and good volume transaction

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Quote from: Vongola on April 01, 2017, 06:45:31 PM

Quote from: eddie13 on April 01, 2017, 05:35:03 PM

Quote from: Jogibear on April 01, 2017, 05:20:06 PM

Ok So I bought coins that are now expired.
Does that mean that they cannot be traded and I have lost all the Bitcoin I invested in them?

What do you mean expired?
What coins?

Do you mean that their blockchains have stopped or what?

Or maybe the coins which he bought already got delisted from exchange sites?
That "expired" kinda confusing what actually he means

Probably the coin was delisted and has not met the minimum trading volume for a certain period.

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Quote from: Jogibear on April 01, 2017, 05:20:06 PM

Ok So I bought coins that are now expired.
Does that mean that they cannot be traded and I have lost all the Bitcoin I invested in them?

why you bough coins that are now expired? do you have another plan? because i think there is many altcoins that you can buy and make some profit. i think the coins is not expired but maybe the dev is not continue the project so the coins is just abandoned and waiting to gets up. i think in other time, you should buy coins that have a good future.

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Quote from: eddie13 on April 01, 2017, 05:35:03 PM

Quote from: Jogibear on April 01, 2017, 05:20:06 PM

Ok So I bought coins that are now expired.
Does that mean that they cannot be traded and I have lost all the Bitcoin I invested in them?

What do you mean expired?
What coins?

Do you mean that their blockchains have stopped or what?

Or maybe the coins which he bought already got delisted from exchange sites?
That "expired" kinda confusing what actually he means

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Quote from: Jogibear on April 01, 2017, 05:20:06 PM

Ok So I bought coins that are now expired.
Does that mean that they cannot be traded and I have lost all the Bitcoin I invested in them?

What do you mean expired?
What coins?

Do you mean that their blockchains have stopped or what?

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Ok So I bought coins that are now expired.
Does that mean that they cannot be traded and I have lost all the Bitcoin I invested in them?

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