Bittrex to Remove 82 Altcoins by End of Month

Tuesday, 20/03/2018 | 17:58 GMT by Aziz Abdel-Qader
  • The majority of the delisted altcoins have broken blockchains, were abandoned by developers, or were designed as scams.
Bittrex to Remove 82 Altcoins by End of Month
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Bittrex, a major US-based cryptocurrency exchange, has announced plans to remove a total of 82 altcoins from ‎its listings by March 30. The platform stated that it has flagged and ‎warned on these coins as users will no longer ‎be able to withdraw any of the delisted tokens if they are left in accounts at the end of the month. ‎

According to Bittrex, the majority of the delisted altcoins have broken blockchains, were abandoned by their developers, or were designed as scams or pump and dump schemes. In addition, some of the digital currencies slated to be removed from the exchange have poor Liquidity on its platform

As new coins emerge, old and abandoned coins are routinely removed from exchanges to cleanup their listings, as well as to protect users from purchasing dying or scam assets.

Given that most of the coins being delisted on the exchange have ‎broken blockchains, refunds will not be possible.‎ Bittrex stressed it will make no exceptions for further funds remaining at the time of delisting.

“Occasionally, there are circumstances that lead Bittrex to remove a coin's wallet or market from the Bittrex Exchange," Bittrex explained in a statement. "These actions are taken to ensure customers have access to digital tokens that continue to meet our strict coin listing criteria and have a properly functioning Blockchain and wallet.”

Here is a list of the tokens to be removed from Bittrex:‎

8BIT

ADC

AM

AMS

APEX*

ARB

BITS*

BITZ*

BLC

BOB

BSTY

BTA

CCN

CRBIT*

CRYPT*

DAR

DGC

DRACO

DTC

FC2

FRK

FSC2*

GEMZ

GHC

GP

GRT

HKG

HYPER*

HZ

J

KR*

LXC*

MAX

MEC

METAL

MND

MTR*

MZC

NAUT

NET

NEU*

NTRN

OC*

ORB

PRIME*

PXI

ROOT*

SCOT

SCRT*

SFR*

SLG

SLING*

SOON

SPRTS

SSD*

STEPS*

STV

SWING

TES

TIT

TRI

TRK

U*

UFO

UNIQ*

UNIT

UNO

UTC

VIOR*

VIRAL*

VPN

WARP*

XAUR

XBB

XC

XCO

XDQ*

XPY*

XQN

XSEED*

XTC

YBC*

Bittrex, a major US-based cryptocurrency exchange, has announced plans to remove a total of 82 altcoins from ‎its listings by March 30. The platform stated that it has flagged and ‎warned on these coins as users will no longer ‎be able to withdraw any of the delisted tokens if they are left in accounts at the end of the month. ‎

According to Bittrex, the majority of the delisted altcoins have broken blockchains, were abandoned by their developers, or were designed as scams or pump and dump schemes. In addition, some of the digital currencies slated to be removed from the exchange have poor Liquidity on its platform

As new coins emerge, old and abandoned coins are routinely removed from exchanges to cleanup their listings, as well as to protect users from purchasing dying or scam assets.

Given that most of the coins being delisted on the exchange have ‎broken blockchains, refunds will not be possible.‎ Bittrex stressed it will make no exceptions for further funds remaining at the time of delisting.

“Occasionally, there are circumstances that lead Bittrex to remove a coin's wallet or market from the Bittrex Exchange," Bittrex explained in a statement. "These actions are taken to ensure customers have access to digital tokens that continue to meet our strict coin listing criteria and have a properly functioning Blockchain and wallet.”

Here is a list of the tokens to be removed from Bittrex:‎

8BIT

ADC

AM

AMS

APEX*

ARB

BITS*

BITZ*

BLC

BOB

BSTY

BTA

CCN

CRBIT*

CRYPT*

DAR

DGC

DRACO

DTC

FC2

FRK

FSC2*

GEMZ

GHC

GP

GRT

HKG

HYPER*

HZ

J

KR*

LXC*

MAX

MEC

METAL

MND

MTR*

MZC

NAUT

NET

NEU*

NTRN

OC*

ORB

PRIME*

PXI

ROOT*

SCOT

SCRT*

SFR*

SLG

SLING*

SOON

SPRTS

SSD*

STEPS*

STV

SWING

TES

TIT

TRI

TRK

U*

UFO

UNIQ*

UNIT

UNO

UTC

VIOR*

VIRAL*

VPN

WARP*

XAUR

XBB

XC

XCO

XDQ*

XPY*

XQN

XSEED*

XTC

YBC*

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