Topic: Suggestion to Cryptsy - page 2. (Read 2228 times)

If a coin can't sustain enough value to overcome 8 decimal places as a BTC trade pair, it shouldn't be listed. period.

That means that no coins should be only available in the LTC/XPM markets. Only the more popular ones.

Also, no way should DGC or WDC be removed from the BTC markets. Their trade volume alone is probably what is generating most of Cryptsy's revenue.

Here's my list. Then the highest volume coins would also be added to LTC/XPM markets.

BTC Market:
- ANC
- CGB
- DGC
- FRK
- FST
- LTC
- MEC
- NVC
- PPC
- QRK
- SRC
- WDC
- XPM

how about a beginner trader option that shows about 10 popular coins after you sign up (BTC market only). and not a massive wall of unknown coins that they have to untick one by one

with advanced trader ticked all markets and coins are visible

past is the past, judging by its trading DGC is past it, you guys could always get back and support it and prove me wrong, looks sick now, and didn't the dev move onto other projects?

I tried to keep the coins trading against BTC from the > .001 category. I think as coins grow in value, they should move to the higher market. Also a loss in value would move them to a lower market.

Those LTC coins are all wrong and most of them belong in BTC on this exchange.

I know I don't bother with LTC these days and I won't be trading with it any time soon.

While I agree with alot of what your saying (ie too many crapcoins polluting Cryptsy and diluting the market), there is no chance of removing dgc out of the btc market. Dgc practically made Cryptsy in the early days. It actually has a bright future and will move back up in value unlike alot of other coins.

Bad list

Please stop making reasonable, well thought out suggestions.  This is bitcointalk.org.  Thank you.

Let me preface this with saying that I am a huge fan and long time supporter of Cryptsy. Some time ago, when I was an avid trader at btc-e, I received a 1 week ban from chat. This encouraged me to join the Cryptsy chat instead. I quickly fell in love with the exchange and the community and once my btc-e ban lifted, I did not even want to go back. I moved my funds to Cryptsy and had a new home. Crytpsy did everything right then as a fledgling exchange by adding lots of coins and drawing a loyal customer base. I argue, although controversial, the adding of many coins was/is one of the keys to their success, but not the only factor. They also always had a mod in chat and tickets filed for issues were responded to promptly. The exchange worked great and Cryptsy quickly became a major player, even stole a large number of btc-e loyals such as myself. But at some point in the last couple of months, things have changed and roles have reversed. Why?

I know the Cryptsy team is dedicated and has invested a lot of time and money into upgrades that are being implemented as we speak. I do have faith that these moves will correct any performance issues currently occurring. Additional to these moves, I would like to share a couple suggestions.

1. Cut out the coins you see fit (if this is indeed a cause of exchange performance issues)
2. Make sure the exchange is secure (has not been an issue to my knowledge)
3. Make sure deposits and withdrawals are working flawlessly
4. Tickets are responded to and problems fixed promptly
5. A mod is always present in the chat


Edit:
I have removed my suggested "coins to keep" list as this is not my place to decide or suggest.