Eksmo's Evolution: From Selective Listings to Market Chaos and Potential Recovery

Looking back, it's clear that jumping into the 21-year-old tokens out of frustration was a mistake, especially considering the conservative stance of Eksmo back then when shitcoins weren't common. Those additions felt powerful, backed by teams with credible backgrounds, unlike the less trustworthy projects now flooding the market. I personally held various tokens like Kick, HBZ, HB, MNX, Roobee, and PTI, which resulted in losses. Back then, I didn't engage in listing every new project that Eksmo introduced, unlike now, where it seems the goal is to target tokens like Ebit or HitBTC, as if trying to cheer on the hype. Only the major crypto whales can afford to chase after unicorns and drool over them; Eksmo hasn’t historically been one of those. However, in 2021, the exchange surprised everyone by listing TON coins early, even before the hype peaked. We doubted that such a coin could be real, thinking it was just another shitcoin, but it turned out to be an absolute success. I even extracted many tokens for the exchange and myself from that period. I wonder where you were and what shitcoins you were dealing with back then. By 2023, it seems Eksmo had changed—no longer the same. Now, there's a lot of unfamiliar tokens in wallets, and the delistings happen almost instantaneously, which I find annoying. I’ve always preferred fewer, top-tier coins, and I was right about that. Listings used to be rare and were handled with a sense of seriousness, but now it feels indifferent. There's a lot of chaotic noise, but perhaps things will improve with time.