Topic: what do you look for in a Alt Coin Exchange? (Read 649 times)
Yes I can see how that would help. Keeps the panic from spreading lol
Security (number one and vital), stability, full and quick responses to customer queries, good graphs over various timescales (Poloniex has the best I know of with the slide-able timescales). Also a responsive site which updates orders quickly and which isn't a cpu resource-hog.
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What would make you not use a exchange?
The reverse of the above.Thank you, support is a big factor in your use correct? I understand that customers hate feeling ignored.
Well-appointed Moderators in a chatbox/trollbox can help toward this. I recall recently there was something that didn't seem right at Cryptsy (If I can remember rightly, balances from one of the coins temporarily didn't show) but the chatbox/trollbox Moderator was there to put everyone's concerns to rest.
Security (number one and vital), stability, full and quick responses to customer queries, good graphs over various timescales (Poloniex has the best I know of with the slide-able timescales). Also a responsive site which updates orders quickly and which isn't a cpu resource-hog.
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What would make you not use a exchange?
The reverse of the above.Thank you, support is a big factor in your use correct? I understand that customers hate feeling ignored.
Security (number one and vital), stability, full and quick responses to customer queries, good graphs over various timescales (Poloniex has the best I know of with the slide-able timescales). Also a responsive site which updates orders quickly and which isn't a cpu resource-hog.
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What would make you not use a exchange?
The reverse of the above. 
I am curious as to what everyone looks for in a exchange?
Do you have specific things it must have?
What would make you not use a exchange?
Do you have specific things it must have?
What would make you not use a exchange?
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