No one can tell exactly which exchange will first exit scam this 2020. All fingers crossed. This is not to disregard the fact that there are a lot of incompetent exchanges out there. Only time shall tell their survival
Topic: What Might Be The First Exchange To Close Down or Exit Scam in 2020? (Read 455 times)
January 20, 2020, 04:28:06 PM
January 20, 2020, 02:06:25 PM
I had never heard of that exchange until reading your post but from I understand from their tweet they closed on 10th January 2020 and are opening on 10th February 2020 just for allowing users to withdraw before permanently closing.
Their website is down for now I suppose Cobinhood are the first exchange to close in 2020. Whether they exit-scam or actually allow users to withdraw remains to be seen.
A quick look at their background shows they had a market capital of over $483 million just 24 months ago: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/cobinhood
Their website is down for now I suppose Cobinhood are the first exchange to close in 2020. Whether they exit-scam or actually allow users to withdraw remains to be seen.
A quick look at their background shows they had a market capital of over $483 million just 24 months ago: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/cobinhood
Last year the cobinhood was reportedly bankrupt and it seemed that was true, I got an email from cobinhood that they would shutdown cobinhood. But what makes me suspicious is that users cannot withdraw their funds and cobinhood has the reason to audit and migrate their user data until February 9th. Is it a must? Are they going to exit scam?
You can also see their tweets about it https://mobile.twitter.com/COBINHOOD/status/1215558951778996225
You can also see their tweets about it https://mobile.twitter.com/COBINHOOD/status/1215558951778996225
January 20, 2020, 01:51:06 PM
It's kinda ironic that we even need to discuss this, as the need for centralized exchanges is slowly fading away, day by day. The demand for DEX's is increasing, and fast. Sure I understand the sceptics out there, but let's face it. It's gonna happen slowly, but surely.
Most people are SICK and tired of KYC, exchange hacks, wallet maintenances at the worst possible times, and the list goes on and on.
Blocknet is leading the DEX development, and is a project I'm personally watching very closely. https://blockdx.com/
It makes me sick, that these centralized exchanges could at any time run away with everyones money, under the disguise of being "hacked".
Most people are SICK and tired of KYC, exchange hacks, wallet maintenances at the worst possible times, and the list goes on and on.
Blocknet is leading the DEX development, and is a project I'm personally watching very closely. https://blockdx.com/
It makes me sick, that these centralized exchanges could at any time run away with everyones money, under the disguise of being "hacked".
Decentralised exchanges would clearly solve the problems of KYC and it would protect users from the excuses of "hacks" that you highlighted. I still think time is needed before these exchanges start shutting down and wide spread use of excellent decentralised exchanges are commonplace.
Do you have any views on what might be the first exchange to close down in 2020?
Why do you even want to know that? I stopped using centralized exchanges awhile ago actually. For large trades I do OTC with escrow, (know few reputable people, which is a must), for smaller trades I use DEX's, which is frankly the future, no doubt.
People who wants to protect their privacy is obviously using DEX's, and their adoption will grow slowly, but surely. Personally speculating on accumulating a few nodes in Blocknet, since I believe they will become extremely lucrative in terms of "profit" in a few years time.
January 20, 2020, 01:42:52 PM
I have no idea on which exchange will exit scam this year that's why I always trade on top exchanges like Binance and Okex. If ever I trade on Idex and other exchanges, I don't leave my assets there. I withdraw my btc and ETH just to be sure.
January 20, 2020, 01:26:15 PM
I think HitBTC is going to be the one to exit scam this year, I do salute their resilient because I have been looking for the day they would get disappear. They exhibit all the features one need to look out for in a scam exchange, fake volume, fake order, endless delay of withdrawals, bad support to name few. I would advice people to only trade their if the tokens is only listed on the exchange
I keep hearing bad things of HitBTC. And this is going on for 5 years. So is very strange. How can this happening for 5 years but they still work. Yes, they could selectively scam. So just pick few most vulnerable and scam them and normally work with others. But still. It is just amazing.
January 19, 2020, 09:25:41 PM
Hitbtc?
Never like that exchange lol
It just the matter of time Hitbtc will exit scam/close down
Furthermore
Their withdrawal is very pricey
Never like that exchange lol
It just the matter of time Hitbtc will exit scam/close down
Furthermore
Their withdrawal is very pricey
When I created the thread I thought HitBTC just might make it in to 2021 before going bust but as time goes by I wonder whether they might be around that long. There will be a shake up at some point where the real exchanges will create huge distance between themselves and the fake ones, it is during that point many of the scam exchanges will go bust or fade away.
Which would you say might be to shut down first in 2020?
January 16, 2020, 04:10:19 PM
Tradesatoshi came back online.
January 16, 2020, 05:21:36 AM
cobinhood has already been mentioned. this should be the first shutdown for 2020.
probably there will be a lot of exchanges throughout the year. the funds are melting and without new users
who throw in money without any basic knowledge it will be more and more difficult to survive.
as new exchanges are added all the time it is only logical that old ones will be dropped.
probably there will be a lot of exchanges throughout the year. the funds are melting and without new users
who throw in money without any basic knowledge it will be more and more difficult to survive.
as new exchanges are added all the time it is only logical that old ones will be dropped.
January 16, 2020, 03:22:21 AM
It's kinda ironic that we even need to discuss this, as the need for centralized exchanges is slowly fading away, day by day. The demand for DEX's is increasing, and fast. Sure I understand the sceptics out there, but let's face it. It's gonna happen slowly, but surely.
Most people are SICK and tired of KYC, exchange hacks, wallet maintenances at the worst possible times, and the list goes on and on.
Blocknet is leading the DEX development, and is a project I'm personally watching very closely. https://blockdx.com/
It makes me sick, that these centralized exchanges could at any time run away with everyones money, under the disguise of being "hacked".
Most people are SICK and tired of KYC, exchange hacks, wallet maintenances at the worst possible times, and the list goes on and on.
Blocknet is leading the DEX development, and is a project I'm personally watching very closely. https://blockdx.com/
It makes me sick, that these centralized exchanges could at any time run away with everyones money, under the disguise of being "hacked".
Decentralised exchanges would clearly solve the problems of KYC and it would protect users from the excuses of "hacks" that you highlighted. I still think time is needed before these exchanges start shutting down and wide spread use of excellent decentralised exchanges are commonplace.
Do you have any views on what might be the first exchange to close down in 2020?
January 15, 2020, 09:13:01 PM
Looks like coinsbit.io are the first in 2020:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.53617290
No surprise there then. Closely followed by p2pb2b I expect, seeing as it's the same crew.
You heard it here first folks!
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.53617290
No surprise there then. Closely followed by p2pb2b I expect, seeing as it's the same crew.
You heard it here first folks!
January 12, 2020, 11:21:18 AM
I think hitbtc 
.. there is a lot of complaining about this exchange since then. their withdrawal limit as well is very high.. and there are speculations before that they are scam.
.. there is a lot of complaining about this exchange since then. their withdrawal limit as well is very high.. and there are speculations before that they are scam. 
January 12, 2020, 10:56:30 AM
I think it might be a bit misleading to say close down or exit scam in the same title. One can simply close down and return everyone money,,, business close down all the time so no issue. While exit scam happens with no warning.
I do not think yobit or tradesatoshi is any of those though,,, yobit already survived they hype and bear, same as tradesatoshi. They both deal with so many alts that they are not worth anything anyway.
I do not think yobit or tradesatoshi is any of those though,,, yobit already survived they hype and bear, same as tradesatoshi. They both deal with so many alts that they are not worth anything anyway.
January 12, 2020, 04:19:59 AM
Our plans are listing on p2pb2b or Coinsbit 
Interesting topic...
Interesting topic...
January 10, 2020, 03:06:18 PM
With regards to this topic, I am thinking about P2PB2B. Why? This is just my opinion on this. First, because they are accepting and listing shit tokens from IEO and IEOs are flooded on this exchange and when the time comes investors will not support this exchange. And Second, I have seen a lot of complaints on their telegram, doing maintenance for some coins/tokens every now and then, KYC issues for days or even weeks and so forth.
January 10, 2020, 02:05:06 PM
It's kinda ironic that we even need to discuss this, as the need for centralized exchanges is slowly fading away, day by day. The demand for DEX's is increasing, and fast. Sure I understand the sceptics out there, but let's face it. It's gonna happen slowly, but surely.
Most people are SICK and tired of KYC, exchange hacks, wallet maintenances at the worst possible times, and the list goes on and on.
Blocknet is leading the DEX development, and is a project I'm personally watching very closely. https://blockdx.com/
It makes me sick, that these centralized exchanges could at any time run away with everyones money, under the disguise of being "hacked".
Most people are SICK and tired of KYC, exchange hacks, wallet maintenances at the worst possible times, and the list goes on and on.
Blocknet is leading the DEX development, and is a project I'm personally watching very closely. https://blockdx.com/
It makes me sick, that these centralized exchanges could at any time run away with everyones money, under the disguise of being "hacked".
True, hopefully DEX's will be adopted at a larger scale in the coming future!
January 10, 2020, 07:46:32 AM
Actually knowing it wouldnt really be possible but somehow into their current reputation and performance we can somewhat tell that they wont last long but those things would just remain presumptions.Just like what we do saw in Yobit exchange and i thought it would exit scam anytime on previous years but i was wrong yet they are still alive and kicking.Knowing it first is impossible until we suddenly received a news of about closure either an exit scam or simply they closed its doors due on being unprofitable.
I agree that Yobit (by all intent and purposes) should have shut down by now with a massive exit scam the most probable cause but they seem to be playing for the long haul. The fact they are paying money anybody willing to show their banner in this forum shows two important things.
First, it shows they are happy to spend that money because they must be making money from their website/exchange especially with newbies and gullible users falling for their investbox trash. Second it shows they are desperate to main a presence in this forum, it seems they are willing to go to almost any lengths just to have their banner promoted here in the hope it will drive extra traffic to their website which they hope would result in extra income.
January 10, 2020, 07:24:28 AM
You know what is horrifying, many of the new staking coins are centralized. You rent your coins out to nodes, you host your coins somewhere besides on your own computer with your own wallet.
Just check out www.stakingrewards.com which lists most of the staking coins.
They don't list CompoundCoin, VersionCoin, TruckCoin, InflationCoin, Bottlecaps, Stackbit, InflationCoin, BitcoinTalkCoin, Stackbit,
ProofofStakecoin, or OverpowerCoin which have active devs and teams staking the coins in wallets on their own computers.
Just check out www.stakingrewards.com which lists most of the staking coins.
They don't list CompoundCoin, VersionCoin, TruckCoin, InflationCoin, Bottlecaps, Stackbit, InflationCoin, BitcoinTalkCoin, Stackbit,
ProofofStakecoin, or OverpowerCoin which have active devs and teams staking the coins in wallets on their own computers.
January 10, 2020, 05:03:07 AM
Last year the cobinhood was reportedly bankrupt and it seemed that was true, I got an email from cobinhood that they would shutdown cobinhood. But what makes me suspicious is that users cannot withdraw their funds and cobinhood has the reason to audit and migrate their user data until February 9th. Is it a must? Are they going to exit scam?
You can also see their tweets about it https://mobile.twitter.com/COBINHOOD/status/1215558951778996225
You can also see their tweets about it https://mobile.twitter.com/COBINHOOD/status/1215558951778996225
January 09, 2020, 03:35:10 PM
I think HitBTC is going to be the one to exit scam this year, I do salute their resilient because I have been looking for the day they would get disappear. They exhibit all the features one need to look out for in a scam exchange, fake volume, fake order, endless delay of withdrawals, bad support to name few. I would advice people to only trade their if the tokens is only listed on the exchange
Ah yes, HitBTC. That was a name I should have added to the OP.
There is a big chance it might exit-scam its way out of existence because of the number of allegations of scamm9ing against them. I am surprised they lasted this long without the authorities getting involved and shutting them down.
Any and all investors really need to avoid that exchange and if they have any crypto stored there they must withdraw the balances before they end up losing them all.
January 09, 2020, 02:36:15 PM
The reality is that ANY centralized exchange has the potential to Close Down, Exit Scam or just plain Scam & all of them probably will at some point - it's what they have always done. Using a decentralized currency on a centralized platform goes against the very core of crypto & is why so many people get scammed. The only way to stop this happening is to use decentralized exchanges, always has been & always will be.
The community should promote dex more so people will move there.
So why are you promoting the Yobit scammers?
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