Review on CCRYPTOEX by José A Rodríguez
CCryptoex: Untracked Listing Exchange (Not Recognized in the Market)
CCryptoex is a company without data available. The project is currently out of services, and it is revealing all features of a possible scam project. Before giving a conclusion about this network, it is important to know a little bit of the information on the site. Firstly, this is an open-source exchange that was launched in 2019, since then it has had over two years of functional use. The offices of these exchanges are public and real, and they are based in Singapore. Secondly, the exchange used to hold similar features to other exchanges like Coinone and BitMax; today, many users know one of these two exchanges is a fraud.
Now, the first negative aspect of this company is that it was marked as "untracked Listing". Users cannot trade on the platform. There is no way to access the platform and analyse the list of orders for tokens. As there is not information for traders, the service stopped being essential, and now official markets do not save data about it. Even if you look for it on pages like the CoinMarketCap, the information will be limited and really unreliable.
This exchange is sadly another small development that never reached the necessary support to remain active on the web. With time the page was suspended, and some users still think there is a way of accessing it through a VPN. But this is not possible.
CCryptoex is abandoned. Users must know that. There are few reviews about the site, so you must really consider the real information provided here. Anyway, you can check by yourself the creation of the company, but always taking care of the spaces where you access.
Pros
- There are not positive features to mention.
Cons
- The project is not functional as it failed to become ready for the market.
- It has no data available in the recognized markets.
- There is no contact information about the team and the developers.
- It is not clear if users once registered there or if they had lost in assets.
