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LayoffMiner
· 26m ago
Did the major exchange's review team eat something? How did this get approved?
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GoodLuckAndProsperity
· 11h ago
As long as an exchange can make money, any trash coin can be listed. Once the dog whales have finished harvesting the profits, they will delist it, rebrand it, relist it, and continue to harvest.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 11h ago
How can there still be people trusting exchanges' coin selection judgment? Honestly, it's just about the money being in place.
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BakedCatFanboy
· 11h ago
What's going on with this coin selection standard... I'm really convinced
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LazyDevMiner
· 12h ago
How do I see this coin selection logic? There must be insider information, otherwise how could it pass the review?
This is really amazing. How can a major exchange list such a coin? The listing logic of $LIGHT is baffling. What is the criteria for selecting coins?