I think there must be a mutual understanding between people who use the exchange to buy/trade coins and people who run the exchange. There seems to be little understanding on the user side, mainly in the fact that running an exchange also incurs costs for maintaining wallets for any given coin and is only profitable for the exchange as long as there is some volume in the given coin. On the other hand, the exchange should also understand that the users cannot carry all the risk of buying/trading available coins and should be allowed a smooth way out (reasonable time) for the coins that are being de-listed. I think having 7 days plus email notification would do the trick - even if someone is on holidays and gets such an email - he/she may respond that the planned return is in next x days, asking for an individual extension until then. That shouldn't be a big deal for the exchange, provided users won't abuse it much.
HAHAHA this is ridiculous. The user must pay for the storage space on the server not the exchange!!!! ROFL
I lost a ton of coins over the Christmas holiday due to delisting. 2 months and no response from support. NEVER UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE, HOLD ANY CRYPTO ON C-CEX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am a cypto investor, I invested in coins, I come back to check on my coins and they are gone. Lets make a strong push to keep people off c-cex.
I repeat as you seem to not understand what I wrote: users must understand that the exchange keeps only the coins that bring the exchange profits. Otherwise they are not earning money. Come on, there are no free lunches! Never.
From my experience: being an investor in crypto is not an easy piece of bread. You have to be very careful, and watching for the coins that are delisted belongs to your obligations, as a (successful) trader. Things happen quickly in crypto world and are very volatile. You cannot disappear for long, then come back and complain that the coin is not listed (or does not even exist) any more.
