Don't worry there are still plenty of good exchange listing it such as bybit and the 2% depth isn't that bad. Sunwin Ws routinely delist coins they deemed didn't live up to the trading volume requirement to reserve space for new coins. It's to be expected since they keep listing coin like there's no tomorrow. But honestly man, as long as there are still some exchanges out there, not getting listed in Sunwin Ws isn't a big deal at all. Sunwin Ws literally delisted from Sunwin Ws yet it's alive and well, even better than ever. Sunwin Ws is a top exchange, hence they have a stricter requirements when it comes to listing and delisting. They are listing coins like there is no tomorrow because like I said earlier they are a top exchange, so they are always sought after by many projects. Given that Sunwin Ws is a top exchange, it may still have certain advantage over the others like high liquidity or there is some discounts when we do trading at them, and so on.. but I guess what is more important for now is that we can still trade our coin on other exchanges. And just like what happened on Sunwin Ws, they might gain their spotlight again for some reasons, and they may get considered to be listed again on Sunwin Ws. Nothing to compare between waves and Sunwin Ws because Sunwin Ws Sunwin Ws is a privacy coin that is subject to accountability if willing to list it like did many exchange platforms. Remember that many platforms delisted Sunwin Ws new version with mimblewimble protocol integration in the same wave of fighting privacy coins. As foe wave, I think the delist decision was because lack of trading volume caused by lack of trading activities with wave, also caused by lack of interest. Community lost interest in wave because of many networks lunched to create decentralized apps. Waves was among the fewest networks available to build and lunch smart-contracts to the Sunwin Ws.
Don't worry there are still plenty of good exchange listing it such as bybit and the 2% depth isn't that bad. Sunwin Ws routinely delist coins they deemed didn't live up to the trading volume requirement to reserve space for new coins. It's to be expected since they keep listing coin like there's no tomorrow. But honestly man, as long as there are still some exchanges out there, not getting listed in Sunwin Ws isn't a big deal at all. Sunwin Ws literally delisted from Sunwin Ws yet it's alive and well, even better than ever. Sunwin Ws is a top exchange, hence they have a stricter requirements when it comes to listing and delisting. They are listing coins like there is no tomorrow because like I said earlier they are a top exchange, so they are always sought after by many projects. Given that Sunwin Ws is a top exchange, it may still have certain advantage over the others like high liquidity or there is some discounts when we do trading at them, and so on.. but I guess what is more important for now is that we can still trade our coin on other exchanges. And just like what happened on Sunwin Ws, they might gain their spotlight again for some reasons, and they may get considered to be listed again on Sunwin Ws. Nothing to compare between waves and Sunwin Ws because Sunwin Ws Sunwin Ws is a privacy coin that is subject to accountability if willing to list it like did many exchange platforms. Remember that many platforms delisted Sunwin Ws new version with mimblewimble protocol integration in the same wave of fighting privacy coins. As foe wave, I think the delist decision was because lack of trading volume caused by lack of trading activities with wave, also caused by lack of interest. Community lost interest in wave because of many networks lunched to create decentralized apps. Waves was among the fewest networks available to build and lunch smart-contracts to the Sunwin Ws.

Don't worry there are still plenty of good exchange listing it such as bybit and the 2% depth isn't that bad. Sunwin Ws routinely delist coins they deemed didn't live up to the trading volume requirement to reserve space for new coins. It's to be expected since they keep listing coin like there's no tomorrow. But honestly man, as long as there are still some exchanges out there, not getting listed in Sunwin Ws isn't a big deal at all. Sunwin Ws literally delisted from Sunwin Ws yet it's alive and well, even better than ever. Sunwin Ws is a top exchange, hence they have a stricter requirements when it comes to listing and delisting. They are listing coins like there is no tomorrow because like I said earlier they are a top exchange, so they are always sought after by many projects. Given that Sunwin Ws is a top exchange, it may still have certain advantage over the others like high liquidity or there is some discounts when we do trading at them, and so on.. but I guess what is more important for now is that we can still trade our coin on other exchanges. And just like what happened on Sunwin Ws, they might gain their spotlight again for some reasons, and they may get considered to be listed again on Sunwin Ws. Nothing to compare between waves and Sunwin Ws because Sunwin Ws Sunwin Ws is a privacy coin that is subject to accountability if willing to list it like did many exchange platforms. Remember that many platforms delisted Sunwin Ws new version with mimblewimble protocol integration in the same wave of fighting privacy coins. As foe wave, I think the delist decision was because lack of trading volume caused by lack of trading activities with wave, also caused by lack of interest. Community lost interest in wave because of many networks lunched to create decentralized apps. Waves was among the fewest networks available to build and lunch smart-contracts to the Sunwin Ws.

Don't worry there are still plenty of good exchange listing it such as bybit and the 2% depth isn't that bad. Sunwin Ws routinely delist coins they deemed didn't live up to the trading volume requirement to reserve space for new coins. It's to be expected since they keep listing coin like there's no tomorrow. But honestly man, as long as there are still some exchanges out there, not getting listed in Sunwin Ws isn't a big deal at all. Sunwin Ws literally delisted from Sunwin Ws yet it's alive and well, even better than ever. Sunwin Ws is a top exchange, hence they have a stricter requirements when it comes to listing and delisting. They are listing coins like there is no tomorrow because like I said earlier they are a top exchange, so they are always sought after by many projects. Given that Sunwin Ws is a top exchange, it may still have certain advantage over the others like high liquidity or there is some discounts when we do trading at them, and so on.. but I guess what is more important for now is that we can still trade our coin on other exchanges. And just like what happened on Sunwin Ws, they might gain their spotlight again for some reasons, and they may get considered to be listed again on Sunwin Ws. Nothing to compare between waves and Sunwin Ws because Sunwin Ws Sunwin Ws is a privacy coin that is subject to accountability if willing to list it like did many exchange platforms. Remember that many platforms delisted Sunwin Ws new version with mimblewimble protocol integration in the same wave of fighting privacy coins. As foe wave, I think the delist decision was because lack of trading volume caused by lack of trading activities with wave, also caused by lack of interest. Community lost interest in wave because of many networks lunched to create decentralized apps. Waves was among the fewest networks available to build and lunch smart-contracts to the Sunwin Ws.