Poloniex had XMR withdrawals closed for about a year and still had high trading volume. Trading volume is just a fiction with most exchanges. Exch often shows 24h volume larger than Kraken, which is obviously a joke. But it does not interest me as a customer. I need real coins. However, their treasury is still empty.

High demand? I don't think so. The price does not move. Elsewhere, coins are sold without problems.  Why do you think that? Apparently they have some other problem.

Thanks for the reply and advice.


XMR in high demand? Probably not. The price is long-term stable (or falling). The fault will be elsewhere.

It's weird. You are probably doing something wrong when you are obviously still empty and driving your customers elsewhere.

Maybe you have bad price levels. Then arbitrage bots take it all out. You probably have lower prices compared to other exchanges that sell real XMR coins with no KYC and no effort.

For a long time you relied on OKeX and Binance price (from which real XMR coins could not be withdrawn for years + KYC + they had a decoupled price from the others). It will probably be similar problem now.

https://web.archive.org/web/20240105134403/https://exch.cx/



It doesn't matter. I will probably use something else again. Good luck.

You have just answered the question that is bothering you. The demand for XMR is significantly higher than the offer on eXch precisely because you cannot buy XMR on a large number of other exchanges. I assume that from this you can conclude why there is a greater demand at eXch for buying XMR, and not at Binance, for example.
You want to have XMR in your wallet, and you mention Binance and exchanges where withdrawal is stopped as an example. 

How many truly no-kyc exchanges have an unlimited amount of XMR to withdraw?

It would be very interesting to see how XMR prices would develop if there would be a non-KYC exchange for it.

Talk, talk, ... but your XMR treasury has been empty for months ... and (fictitious?) trade volumes - the largest on the market.

You are mistaken, I want to buy XMR from you, but it is impossible in the long term. You are weird.

That's very nice of them to occasionally have some XMR in stock. Yes, they have something right now too. So I'm going to exchange quickly. I hope I can make it. I've bought from them in the past, but they've only had zero stock of XMR for a long time now.

They have now the same 24h volume as HTX or MEXC or Kraken - that's obviously a joke ... so eXch is one of the largest exchanges on the market. Big demand for Monero ... the price basically doesn't move. They are funny.

But it already turned out the same as it used to be with Binance - you have to wait a week (or month?) for real coins ... and still only embarrassing excuses.


They keep 356 BTC ($23000000), 50000 LTC ($3300000), ... but  nearly zero (or zero) XMR in stock ... they are weird. Apparently, their calculations are messed up somewhere.

This is not true, and you can verify that each day with 24h trade volume for each coin.
Monero is available now in reserves and I can see that in last 24h there was total of XMR 12222.532565559977 traded, plus all other coins.



Again, this is not true.
You don't know what you are talking about.

No, you are being weird talking to yourself.

It's clear you didn't do research. Currently, eXch shows 18.441 XMR (about $2.820.182 as 24h) while CoinGecko shows 3 exchange with higher 24h volume.

I don't really get your beef with eXch. Monero is a special case: more and more centralized exchanges delisted it, which makes me think the price is more based on actual usage than speculation. And that's a good thing, as there is no point in keeping a privacy coin on a centralized KYC exchange. That does mean it won't go up 100x any time soon, but the price (in dollars) is (a bit) stable.
I also think the price would go up if there were more trusted non-KYC exchanges trading Monero. I say this because despite a 5% fee on buying, XMR on eXch is often sold out, while eXch bases the price on other exchanges. If the price would be higher, supply and demand would be more balanced.