Topic: Suddenly disappearing token - page 5. (Read 650 times)
The tokens will still be there but the team might not be. Most will have cashed out by now and taken the investor money with them. No chance of getting them to return any time soon for development, stick with top 50 coins to be on the safe side
Tokens get delisted all the time, generally when their volume falls to a very low level. Even if a coin fell to $0, and it became worthless, it would still exist and still be in your wallet, if you have a private wallet. If you have a coin held on an exchange and gets delisted, that's different - but the good exchanges will warn you in advance of tokens getting delisted.
Altcoin disappearance on the market is very obvious because there are over 2000 altcoins existed and counting already. I could say that 70% to 80% of them are trash coins which should not be held for long term holding because they will disappear surprisingly specially if there are no trading volume coming. I saw many altcoin disapperance specially when we experience the bearish market last year. We just have to keep an eye with them.
I don’t think the coins or tokens will disappear out of nowhere. If it is lacking trading volume, it might get delist from the exchanges and coinmarketcap. I guess you meant to say the coin is dead.
Have you discovered some token were disappearing within the market at this period. Such as Bitboost just suddenly disappeared away from market without prior awareness. Should that be? Is that not a cheat?
ever and we can't do anything if our tokens disappear and don't sell for sale we might only be able to wait and store our tokens and we should know more about all the risks involved in investing in crypto currencies 
Have you discovered some token were disappearing within the market at this period. Such as Bitboost just suddenly disappeared away from market without prior awareness. Should that be? Is that not a cheat?
Tokens doesn't disappear. When the volume falls under some level, different for every exchange, tokens get delisted. It's the same with Coinmarketcap.
In your example, BitBoost is still alive, as a token, but nobody cares: https://etherscan.io/token/0x1500205f50bf3fd976466d0662905c9ff254fc9c
Because the team announced that they are closing 2 months ago: https://medium.com/bitboost/engineering-heavy-cash-light-good-bye-from-bitboost-33ea6dc8b1f1
You could still trade it @ ForkDelta: https://forkdelta.app/#!/trade/BBT-ETH
Yes, the token is dead as many others.
Unfortunately ICO market is still like the Wild West and as it's immoral, it's not illegal to dump the tokens and ruin the whole market. This is burning the trust in the whole industry. When you are seeking a great regards, you are facing a greater risk.
When coins loose volume, I consider them dead but its still on exchange but how to sell when there's no buyers. Until it gets delisted in the end. Coins/tokens loose their value when ETH and BTC price drops.
It's part on how they lose value and it's dependent to bitcoin overall of it. Many haven't delisted because there's still some selling volume but yeah that's one of the sad part of it when there are no buying orders.I see a lot of altcoins that are struggling with this kind of scenario, they are never considered by others because the coin is almost dead. They are near to the death that the past dead coins has experienced. There's a reason due to the move and progress made by developers but most of them just abandon the coin they made.
When coins loose volume, I consider them dead but its still on exchange but how to sell when there's no buyers. Until it gets delisted in the end. Coins/tokens loose their value when ETH and BTC price drops.
A couple of years ago, some unwritten rules remained on the cryptocurrency market, in the likeness of the code of gentlemen, and the number of fraudsters was too small. The zone today surprises me the scale of abuse and fraud in the company’s ico market. Almost every second project in which I participate disappears after the end of the company’s ico. With this problem you need to do something.
why should it be cheated? This is not cheating, why are they disappearing from the market? maybe this is because their coins have become dead coins and the exchanger has removed them from their exchanger...
Have you discovered some token were disappearing within the market at this period. Such as Bitboost just suddenly disappeared away from market without prior awareness. Should that be? Is that not a cheat?
Maybe the exchange is the one that delete from them and I have see that happening with many coins. Of a truth most of the coins we invested in are suffering some significant set back. 
Have you discovered some token were disappearing within the market at this period. Such as Bitboost just suddenly disappeared away from market without prior awareness. Should that be? Is that not a cheat?
Do you really mean "within the market"? A lot of (dead) coins get delisted from major exchanges these days, but this doesnt mean the development team stopped their work. Although its very likely ... 
Have you discovered some token were disappearing within the market at this period. Such as Bitboost just suddenly disappeared away from market without prior awareness. Should that be? Is that not a cheat?
Tokens doesn't disappear. When the volume falls under some level, different for every exchange, tokens get delisted. It's the same with Coinmarketcap.
In your example, BitBoost is still alive, as a token, but nobody cares: https://etherscan.io/token/0x1500205f50bf3fd976466d0662905c9ff254fc9c
Because the team announced that they are closing 2 months ago: https://medium.com/bitboost/engineering-heavy-cash-light-good-bye-from-bitboost-33ea6dc8b1f1
You could still trade it @ ForkDelta: https://forkdelta.app/#!/trade/BBT-ETH
It's not a cheat, token's will never disappear and they'll remain there even they were completed dead at least they will be remembered. I don't know what this coin is and I'm not very familiar with it.
Usually a useless coin will be declared disappeared when there's no demand, no people wants to buy it and no one is ever interested with it anymore. I think you're very much aware of this with those type of altcoins.
Usually a useless coin will be declared disappeared when there's no demand, no people wants to buy it and no one is ever interested with it anymore. I think you're very much aware of this with those type of altcoins.
Have you discovered some token were disappearing within the market at this period. Such as Bitboost just suddenly disappeared away from market without prior awareness. Should that be? Is that not a cheat?
Tokens doesn't disappear. When the volume falls under some level, different for every exchange, tokens get delisted. It's the same with Coinmarketcap.
In your example, BitBoost is still alive, as a token, but nobody cares: https://etherscan.io/token/0x1500205f50bf3fd976466d0662905c9ff254fc9c
Because the team announced that they are closing 2 months ago: https://medium.com/bitboost/engineering-heavy-cash-light-good-bye-from-bitboost-33ea6dc8b1f1
You could still trade it @ ForkDelta: https://forkdelta.app/#!/trade/BBT-ETH
Have you discovered some token were disappearing within the market at this period. Such as Bitboost just suddenly disappeared away from market without prior awareness. Should that be? Is that not a cheat?
Bitboost is still here, I don't understand what you mean by "disappear". Individual blockchains can lose all hash power and can disappears, tokens are unlikely to evaporate unless ETH loses all its hash power as well. 
Have you discovered some token were disappearing within the market at this period. Such as Bitboost just suddenly disappeared away from market without prior awareness. Should that be? Is that not a cheat?
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