Be aware of risks: Ouyi delisted multiple privacy coins (DASH, ZEN, ZEC, XMR). What signal does it reveal?

The delisting of Ouyi is not a big deal in itself, because Ouyi has listed a lot of AirBs and delisted them in recent years. The chaos in the early days is common to all exchanges.

But this time, the sudden delisting was a bit sudden, because the projects involved were relatively old, had relatively high market value, had capital, and had been recognized as good projects.

Combined with this year’s domestic crackdown on telecommunications fraud, northern Myanmar fraud, money laundering, etc., I think it is due to the properties of anonymous coins that do not meet the general environment, so they were removed from the shelves. What's more serious is that it can't be done. If it can be done, Ouyi should directly take the big pie, because it is the anonymous leader. Some people may be more concerned about whether B'an and other exchanges will be launched in the future?

I think the next few exchanges will act based on the SEC's attitude. Whether or not they do so depends on what the SEC says, so there is still room for the time being.

However, there is still a certain risk in Ouyi delisting. If you hold the above projects, especially the first few, you should be cautious.

It's difficult to monitor, anonymous, and difficult to track, so just download it.

I think there's nothing wrong with it, but as a small retail investor, you need to know the direction in advance, and simply don't participate in anonymous projects in the future.

In addition, the market now, including me, believes that the ETF news on January 10th is very critical, but what is a bit strange is that everyone generally believes that it will not be good. This is a bit contrary to the common sense of reverse thinking. It should be 50% optimistic. , why are you not optimistic about it?

Therefore, I finally wanted to do a survey to see what everyone thinks about the critical time point of January 10th for reference.