Can someone please explain to me how the two biggest exchanges for alts don't have an updated platform for mgo, but a small hole in the wall s%#t exchange like liqui does? Would my coins even transfer if I wanted to transfer them out in the future?
Well it's actually pretty simple. MGO is using possibly the most up to date ethereum standard, ERC223. It is a standard more and more projects will be choosing in the future due to its enhanced security benefits. However, many exchanges haven't updated their systems because there simply hasn't been demand. But now there is demand, so it's putting pressure on exchanges and more and more will list. (However I actually can't say that polo can't handle MGO, they actually might be able to. However, do to their recent problems, they're not adding tokens.) And why a smaller exchange can list MGO, because it uses a different type of infrastructure than an exchange like bittrex. Now bittrex claims their infrastructure is more scalable even though it can't list MGO, I don't know the truth behind that. But that is their reasoning at this point in time.
