Face it, the main reason Bittrex doesn't list coins is because most of them are scams. Go and take a look at the requirements for submitting a coin. Scammers know they won't be able to get their coin listed so they give up.
Bittrex is the best western exchange. It is fast, responsive, secure, and has the most volume for trading shitcoins. Even in these shitty times it still outperforms Binance, and I have nothing against it, I use it and it's not bad, but I'd rather have my money in a western exchange over a chink one.
BITTREX FUDDERS BTFO
Daniel Roberts
Austin Price
y dont u go suck canadian dick op
Gabriel Baker
but the last coin they listed was for a japanese ponzi scheme lmao
Robert Hughes
>implying that stupid coin they added recently is not a scam
Charles Nguyen
>d-dont leave us please!! it's not our fault it's the coin devs!!
No one wants their coin listed on this sinking ship.
Isaiah Martinez
Nice little story -
Accidentally sent 2 ETH to an OMG wallet by mistake, submitted a request to Bittrex for it to be refunded, knowing their policy is $5000 or more, and they take a .5BTC fee.
Few weeks later the 2 ETH showed in my Bittrex wallet.
Elijah Cook
>even jesting that all cryptos arnt scams by definition
Aiden Roberts
no arguments. BTFO
It's actually not a scam, get educated.
Brody Walker
The coin actually launches in japan on oct 14th.
Brandon Martin
Wow.
Anyway I have a question. When Bittrex claims to be able to do stuff like "cross-chain recovery," isn't that literally impossible for anything that isn't ETH or an ERC-20 token?
Like if it's anything but the ETH chain, aren't they technically just refunding you from their own pockets?
And second of all, if it IS the ETH chain as it is in your example, isn't it as simple as logging into the wallet which contains those coins and simply transferring them to you? That's like 20 seconds of work.