XCM's price has stabilised for now at 3 cents. USD listing hasn't done much yet and neither has the CM bond.
CM as an exchange is starting to look more like a great product, but without the awareness. If marketing ever picks up steam, XCM could as a result skyrocket.
I thought you will benefit from fees if you hold XCM but that's not true. It looks like a completely useless coin. Nevertheless it's a good exchange but I don't see why people should rather use CoinMetro than Binance.
the mobile app is an absolute joke nobody will ever take this exchange seriously and i do use it frequently.... the token price did nothing last couple of months just empty promises end of blog post
Samuel Gray
I use coinmetro, excellent exchange. However I do not hold any xcm anymore, held for a long time and just not going anywhere. Still I would recommend coinmetro, especially to euros.
Jackson Reed
I'm still all in on XCM and PRQ. I firmly believe Coinmetro will be the biggest exchange eventually but am jaded as fuck on crypto in general.
Dominic Baker
Yeah the app is really bad. Hear they're working on a new one though.
Dominic White
The CM bond is a disguised second ico, their equivalent of COSS CFT tokens.You all know what happened after that
Hunter Foster
Except you get convertible bonds and not a shitcoin
Carter Davis
>I don't see why people should rather use CoinMetro than Binance cant believe im actually reading this in 2020 if you ask them they'll straight up tell you not to use it, desu they should have removed it from the stores until they update it kevin said he didn't like the new update to the app and is not happy with the team, which is fantastic news! Except you can sell any time if you don't like where they are headed and get paid interest
Parker King
>USD listing was supposed to boost the user count It didn't. >CM bond was supposed to give visibility to the exchange, opening a new era of crypto assets It also didn't.
When will you finally start to look at the reality of the situation? I legitimately can't understand how someone could be in this market today and think that a centralized exchange may be gaining traction in the near future, with DEXes slowly replacing them. Besides, more and more people are starting to realize that Coinmetro has never been attractive for anyone despite its attractive user interface. On the European markets, Kraken and Bitpanda are already established as better CEXes. Why should people bother with a third option, that advertised itself at being even more complacent regarding taxes and regulations?
Because of the low fees? Looking from this angle, it doesn't take long for people to realize that it wouldn't be sustainable to begin with. I can count the entire user base of coinmetro with 4 hands worth of fingers. Daily volume is astonishingly low, and the tokenomics are flawed : it's just a smokescreen to hide that it's actually a ponzi/money laundering scheme. XCM cannot be valued above 10 cents. XCM holders are now tasked to try their best to recruit as many people as possible into the exchange to keep the money and the rewards flowing in, otherwise the house of cards inevitably falls upon itself without warning as soon as the tokens bought by Kevin Murcko/the exchange ALL GET SOLD AT ONCE to break even. Let me repeat myself here : the XCM token CANNOT be valued more than 10 cents per token, if not less.
the lack of price movement is getting annoying. also the random removal of the XCMBTC pair made no sense. they were promising marketing for so long and nothing has happened.
XCM is, quite honestly, trash. There's a reason why PRQ is up 20% on a slow news day.
Chase Bailey
>I legitimately can't understand how someone could be in this market today and think that a centralized exchange may be gaining traction in the near future, with DEXes slowly replacing them. Keyword is slowly. And they would not replace it completely, a lot of people feel safer putting money in a bank rather than under their mattress, same logic applies here.
William Carter
>I legitimately can't understand how someone could be in this market today and think that a centralized exchange may be gaining traction in the near future, with DEXes slowly replacing them. DExs are very user unfriendly unregulated pieces of shit. That mass adoption is not going to come from DEXs, but from solid CEXs which are insured and easy to use. >On the European markets, Kraken and Bitpanda are already established as better CEXes Kraken is US based, shows how much you know really. The rest of your arguments are just laughable.
Seriously though, when moon sirs? Looks like they wont get anywhere close to the 2.5 millions they wanted. We will be lucky if we get 500k AND it goes all into marketing and not to fund Kevin cocaine binges in Thailand
Anthony Diaz
>83 days Left to invest plus since its a bond they can just do another one until they reach the goal 90k with basically 0 marketing in 7days is alright
Nolan Cook
>plus since its a bond they can just do another one until they reach the goal >90k with basically 0 marketing in 7days is alright except they have been saying that they have clients lined up and ready to commit capital since last year. Where are all those clients?
Camden Smith
>zero marketing >already received 4 mails from them to "remind" me